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Discover the profound exploration of Fyodor Dostoevsky's literary genius with 'Dostoevsky at 200: The Novel in Modernity'. This groundbreaking volume commemorates the bicentenary of Dostoevsky's birth, diving deep into the intricate relationship between experience and formal representation in his works. As we celebrate 200 years of Dostoevsky, this anthology gathers emerging scholars who uniquely analyze the modernity reflected in his narratives. Their insights are invaluable for anyone interested in the nuances of narrative design, plot development, and genre evolution within Roman literature. This sophisticated collection not only sheds light on Dostoevsky’s innovative formal choices but also addresses how these choices mirror the complexities of modern life. From character depth to narrative structure, the contributors expertly navigate how Dostoevsky transforms the novel into a canvas for modern existential dilemmas. This publication is essential reading for students and aficionados of Russian literature, as well as anyone intrigued by the broader evolution of the novel as a form. Immerse yourself in the vibrant discussions surrounding Dostoevsky’s impact on modern literature, and appreciate the intricate interplay between storytelling and modernity that shapes our understanding of novels today.