Unpublished Diaries and Notebooks (1876-1881) In the notebook jottings he hashed out toward the end of his life, Dostoevsky claims that one can’t honestly write satire without combining it with tragedy. In satire, we laugh at someone absurd, and in tragedy, we pity someone suffering. He calls satire and tragedy two sisters who walk sideContinue reading
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