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the grand inquisitor presented the results and the curse or consequences of Christ rejections of the three while questioning the nature of man.... Regarding the first temptation, the grand inquisitor mentioned that Christ's failure of choosing the earthly bread over the heavenly bread resulted to unhappy people with freedom.... Freedom casted a provider, or a leader, according to the grand inquisitor.... the grand inquisitor pointed out that Christ must have satisfied people if only he did not reject Satan's temptation....
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Essay
This essay discusses the novel “Crime and Punishment” by Fyodor Dostoevsky.... In his novel, he tells us about the despair of the poor and helpless, about a great number of problems they have to struggle with.... Choice and struggle represent two psychological issues of “Crime and Punishment”....
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Book Report/Review
The object of analysis for the purpose of this assignment is the anti-hero as a “non-hero” since he comes across as the “antithesis of a hero”.... The traditional hero is demonstrative of heroism and is typically characterized as “dashing, strong and resourceful”....
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Term Paper
the grand inquisitor by Fyodor Dostoyevsky explores the philosophical approach of human nature in regard to its freedom exercised in religious perspectives.... He leaves the people he had been attending to hopeless, fearful and the grand inquisitor the grand inquisitor by Fyodor Dostoyevsky explores the philosophical approach of human nature in regard to its freedom exercised in religious perspectives.... the grand inquisitor....
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From the paper "the grand inquisitor Rejects Jesus" it is clear that the inquisitor feels that Christ was wrong to reject each temptation.... the grand inquisitor is a poem by Ivan which he recites after the rebellion.... the grand inquisitor then visits him and tells him that his return will interfere with the mission of the church and that the church no longer needs him (Fyodor 25).... the grand inquisitor rejects Jesus based on the three temptations that Satan used to tempt Christ during the temptation of Christ....
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This paper explores the relationship between art and science through the lens of the lives and works of two great genius historical figures representing each, Fyodor Dostoevsky representing art and Albert Einstein representing science.... In particular, this paper explores the… ibutions of Dostoevsky, through such important works as ‘The Brothers Karamazov', to the development of the world views of Albert Einstein; the interpretations that the two men had with regard to the relationship between art and science, which overlap in many respects; and Einstein and Dostoevsky of course lived apart in terms of geography and time, with Dostoevsky having lived from 1821 to 1888, while Einstein would be more properly situated firmly in the 20th century, having lived from 189 to 1955....
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"Alyosha as Dostoyevsky's Future Hero" paper examines Dostoevsky's hero who is not an objectified image as he is intangible.... We do not see him or hear him; everything apart from his discourse to the context remains non-essential and is swallowed up by discourse as its raw material.... hellip; The clarification of expressions and self-revelation of the hero and his discourse about himself is not pre-determined (as the ultimate goal of construction) by some form of a neutral image of him, does sometimes make the author's setting “fantastic”....
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This paper seeks to examine the philosophical concepts of utilitarianism and nihilism, within the context of the novel Crime and Punishment¸ in an effort to understand the criminal mind.... Dostoyevsky's novel, Crime, and Punishment has its setting in mid 19th century St.... Petersburg.... nbsp; … Crime and Punishment are considered by many scholars to be an exemplary epitome of crime psychology literature, irrespective of the fact that it is a work of fiction....
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Research Paper