The tragedy of freedom

"I return to the most fundamental of concepts for me (and for Dostoevsky): the tragic dimension of life is struggle. Without this, without struggle, living is the same as being already dead."

Freedom and tragedy intertwine in Dostoevsky's universe, creating characters who oscillate between good and evil, faith and doubt, love and despair. This book explores the depths of Fyodor Mikhailovich Dostoevsky's thought, highlighting his inner struggle, his tormented relationship with God, and his prophetic vision of the modern world. A philosophical and theological investigation that invites the reader to confront the great questions of existence.