Why We (Still) Need Russian Literature

Exploring the enduring impact of Russian literature, this book highlights the profound themes of love, death, and morality found in the works of both renowned and lesser-known authors. Through the lens of writers such as Tolstoy, Dostoevsky, and Chekhov, alongside Goncharov, Bunin, and Erofeev, it illustrates how these literary voices provide intellectual stimulation, emotional depth, and personal comfort. The text emphasizes the relevance of these narratives in today's world, affirming their importance in the literary canon.