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Classical literature

White Nights

1 min read·rus. Белые ночи · 1848

Style and Technique

«White Nights» by Fyodor Dostoevsky is a novella written in a romantic style with elements of sentimentalism. The language of the work is lyrical and emotional, allowing a deeper insight into the main character's inner world. Dostoevsky employs numerous metaphors and symbols to convey the atmosphere of St. Petersburg and the characters' inner experiences. The story's structure is in the form of a diary, enabling the reader to follow events chronologically and feel directly involved in the protagonist's life. Literary devices such as internal monologue and dialogue help reveal the psychological depth of the characters and their relationships. The author masterfully conveys the mood and atmosphere of the white nights, creating a sense of dreaminess and ephemerality.

White Nights
Date of publication: 24 February 2025
Updated: 14 November 2026
———Original title: rus. Белые ночи · 1848
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