Dostoevsky
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Jay Dyer argues that Dostoevsky's critiques of socialism provide profound insights into ongoing ideological struggles, while also using his work to highlight the difficulties of grappling with morality in the absence of a divine framework, particularly in relation to atheistic humanism.
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