Demons by Dostoevsky Book Review

My thoughts on 'Demons' by Fyodor Dostoevsky.
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00:00 - Intro

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[nicholasjones]

This book at points is scaring me because you can see how little has changed

[mithilbhoras]

Finished this a few days ago. Probably Dostoyevsky's most underrated work. The ending rips your heart out!

[mena]

Finally a truly decent review of Demons. I think it is Dostoevsky's best work. Thank you.

[yacobe]

This was the first book I read by Dostoevsky and it shook me in a way no book ever had before. I had read Dickens, I had read Proust, Brontë’s Wuthering Heights and books I thought were fairly deep... they did not compare. This book, especially the ending, introduced me to a writer in a league of his own

[Ashley]

I loved this discussion & analysis! Thank you for breaking this all down and explaining his book and adding in your interpretation & thoughts. This was great & can agree this is definitely a problem in America today.

[theark.]

Dostoyevsky's deep insights have been well explained. Amazing presentation.

[Manycoolpeople]

I agree people need to read this book. You can taste whats happening today while reading this story. Some people are so taken by "ideas" they won't even consider reading this book. Why do they flee? Closed minded for certain!

[cheriepeden]

This is so prescient, I have been waiting to read Demons for the past 40 years.

[paularora]

Great video. Reminds me a lot of Thomas Sowell's "intellectuals and Society". He's written and spoken about the issue that intellectuals in the social sciences are not held to account for the validity of their theories. Basically they have no skin in the game so to speak.

[lucasvarela]

I’m so lost in this book rn. Literally. Make sure you understand how Russian names work and all the variation people can have

[Gggggggg-gz]

Wow. I deeply loved your review of this magnificent book! I'm reading it right now. Really, bravo for this interpretation and insight into Dostoevskij's intricate masterpiece. Subscribed!

[montanagal]

Appreciate your communication style, humility, breaking it down and how relatable the book/concepts are for today's world. Dostoyevsky keeps my brain alive and I do appreciation his heart. Thank-you.

[dougpeitz]

I just finished reading the book, and then started listening to some discussions and reviews. I listened to a couple of long ones, and they were not good. This review is conscise but sagacious and illuminating. Thanks!

[cam]

Very good review! Tried picking this book up a year back. With this latest election, I think I'll have determination to see it through.

[Dixis]

this is his masterpiece and a prophecy 😮

[Raymanujan]

Wow, man, what a great opening! The first 47 seconds really captivates.

[DanBlabbers]

You should point out that the alternative title is “possessed”

You also bypassed the dark humor aspect that permeates the entire book.

[augustusexe]

Perfect timing! I was just deciding whether to read this book or not. This was a great video! You're an incredibly underrated youtuber. Keep it up, you earned a sub!

[genovesan]

"You couldn't create a nail without beauty"
-Stepan

[pamelaargolosilva]

Just met you channel on YouTube and I’m astonished on how many of my next books to read (or recently read) you have a video for. I’m definitely gonna spend a lot of time watching your videos! Thanks for the content!