#Dostoyevsky . .Russian philosopher In the novel “Memory from the House of the Dead,” Dostoyevsky tells us about a strange psychological state of his own at the university while he was staying during his imprisonment. It is a state that Dostoyevsky seems to be completely convinced of at the university and elsewhere, because he recognized that those outside the prison walls are not a condition for... better. Who wants it? This case is: It should be noted that some prisons may intentionally take care of bushes, not out of hostility toward them, nor because I'm basically worth a fight. It is safe for them to quarrel when he comes out after the quarrel: many people try to calm their accusations, talk to them, and comfort them, even with a word, to end the quarrel. In this, people who have self-worth are determined, and their esteem is determined, so that decision has an impact on them. They are evil, as many people realize, and they are thirsty for attention, eager for any word to raise their status, and dying longing for an opportunity to make people address them with respect. . Here, Dostoevsky rules out that the worst criminals can return to being a normal human being if he finds someone who understands him, who understands him, who appreciates him, and respects him as a human being. . The beautiful thing about the novel is that Dostoyevsky is a Palestinian about his period of imprisonment, and finally that it is a personal memoir for him, as he was forced to psychologically analyze everyone he afflicted.