The conflict between dream and reality in the works of F.M. Dostoevsky (based on the novel "Crime and Punishment," the story "White Nights," and "Notes from Underground")

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This analysis delves into the dream-reality dichotomy in Dostoevsky's narratives, highlighting its philosophical nuances.

Dostoevsky's works present a complex interplay between dream and reality, evolving from romantic escape to existential exploration.
The concept of the 'third sphere' illustrates the mutual influence of dreams and reality within consciousness, shaping an intricate subjective experience.
Key figures in his narratives, such as Raskolnikov and the Underground Man, encapsulate the tension between idealism and harsh existential truths.
The study offers insights into how Dostoevsky's portrayal reflects a deep crisis of modern consciousness amidst utopian ideals.

Yi Ji (2025) studied this question.

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