Gleanings ·
Outrage, Wonder, and Divine Justice
By Gary Saul MorsonConfronted with the problem of evil, the Bible and Dostoevsky offer what philosophy cannot.

Gleanings ·
Confronted with the problem of evil, the Bible and Dostoevsky offer what philosophy cannot.

Response ·
Many Dostoevsky scholars have been Jews, perhaps because the anti-Semitic writer needed to be seen as theirs—as almost Jewish in his concerns.

Response ·
Why Russian Jews believed that reading Dostoevsky would legitimize their place in Russian culture and protect them from accusations of being interlopers.

Response ·
That's why geniuses like Dostoevsky can love all humanity and hate the Jews.

Monthly Essay ·
The case of the literary master helps explain why people who devote themselves to compassion for all so often make an exception for Jews.
