Dostoevsky, Gargoyle and Heroes Dying: Kid Yugi Brings His 'Library' to Milan
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(Adnkronos) Kid Yugi was 13 years old when his grandfather gave him "Death and punishment" by Dostoevsky. He read it all in a breath. More than six hundred pages, not a walk. Years later he rehearsed and realized that he had not fully understood the meaning. How to blame him. Yet, that pain described in the novel, says he felt it all.... Read more L'articolo Dostoevsky, gargoyle and heroes who die: Kid Yugi brings his "library" to Milan comes fr…
(Adnkronos) Kid Yugi was 13 years old when his grandfather gave him "Death and punishment" by Dostoevsky. He read it all in a breath. More than six hundred pages, not a walk. Years later he tried and realized that he had not fully understood the meaning. How to blame him. Yet, that pain described in the novel, says he felt it all. [...]
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(Adnkronos) Kid Yugi was 13 years old when his grandfather gave him "Death and punishment" by Dostoevsky. He read it all in a breath. More than six hundred pages, not a walk. Years later he rehearsed and realized that he had not fully understood the meaning. How to blame him. Yet, that pain described in the novel, says that he perceived it all. [...] The article Dostoevsky, gargoyle and heroes who die: Kid Yugi brings his "library" to Milan come…
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notizie.it(Adnkronos) Kid Yugi was 13 years old when his grandfather gave him "Death and punishment" by Dostoevsky. He read it all in a breath. More than six hundred pages, not a walk. Years later he rehearsed and realized that he had not fully understood the meaning. How to blame him. Yet, that pain described in the novel, says that he perceived it all. [...] The article Dostoevsky, gargoyle and heroes who die: Kid Yugi brings his "library" to Milan come…
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