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Mystic Terror Revisited
Now in a single volume, an epic literary biography of the author of 'Crime and Punishment'
In the mid-1950s, the young critic Joseph Frank, having been invited to give the Christian Gauss lectures at Princeton, settled on the then fashionable topic "Existential Themes in Modern Literature." Since Albert Camus and Jean-Paul Sartre both regarded Fyodor Dostoevsky's "Notes From Underground" (1864) as a central text of existentialism, Mr. Frank naturally plunged into an intensive study of that novella. His fascination with its anguished protagonist—who on the first page brazenly proclaims "I am a sick man, I am a spiteful man"—eventually led the critic to learn Russian and to plan a short book on the sociological and ideological roots of the Underground Man's self-hatred. But as Mr. Frank's fascination with 19th-century Russian culture and social thought grew, so did his project. In 1976 there appeared "Dostoevsky: The Seeds of Revolt, 1821-1849," followed by four further volumes of critical biography, culminating in 2002 with "Dostoevsky: The Mantle of the Prophet, 1871-1881."
All five installments of this work—invariably and rightly described as magisterial—have now been reduced to a single massive volume. Editor Mary Petrusewicz cut the full text by roughly two-thirds, and the result was then read and approved by Mr. Frank, now 91 and a distinguished professor emeritus of Slavic and comparative literature at both Stanford and Princeton. "Dostoevsky: A Writer in His Time" thus immediately becomes the essential one-volume commentary on the intellectual dynamics and artistry of this great novelist's impassioned, idea-driven fiction.
Naturally, some details have been sacrificed in the abridgment. For instance, in the third volume, "The Stir of Liberation, 1860-1865," Mr. Frank spends several pages discussing the possible influence on Dostoevsky of Elizabeth Gaskell's novel "Mary Barton" and Edgar Allan Poe's short stories (especially "The Tell-Tale Heart" and "The Black Cat"). In this condensation all the Gaskell material has been dropped even though the plot of her novel about industrial suffering, murder and conscience almost certainly influenced "Crime and Punishment" (1866) and "The Brothers Karamazov" (1881). Happily, Princeton University Press promises to keep all five volumes of the full biography in print.
The poet Allen Tate, introducing Mr. Frank's first book, a collection of essays on modern literature titled "The Widening Gyre" (1963), described him as "a philosophical critic with an international point of view." Given such a background, Mr. Frank has avoided the usual sort of literary biography, the kind that strings together facts and anecdotes from a writer's public life. Instead he keeps his attention focused on Dostoevsky as an artist and thinker, one whose work represents a dialogue with the political, cultural, religious and social movements of his time. As Mr. Frank writes: "The personal entanglements of the figures in the novels, though depicted with often melodramatic intensity, cannot really be understood unless we grasp how their actions are intertwined with ideological motivations." His "Dostoevsky" is thus a hybrid of biography, criticism and intellectual history.
Dostoevsky's own life (1821-81) was itself quite full of "melodramatic intensity." His father, who had pulled himself up from poverty to become a doctor, was probably murdered by the family's own serfs. The young Dostoevsky, following the success of his first novel, "Poor Folk" (1846), joined the progressive Petrashevsky Circle, whose members were eventually arrested for treason and sentenced to be shot. Pardon was granted only when the first three of the condemned were actually standing before the firing squad; Dostoevsky was waiting his turn in the next group of three. Instead of being executed, he was shipped off to four years at hard labor in Siberia—an experience chronicled in "The House of the Dead" (1862). He did not return to St. Petersburg until a full decade had passed, during which time he had become a populist, a believing Christian and a deeper, more serious artist.
In subsequent years Dostoevsky grew increasingly religious, politically conservative, xenophobic and Slavophile, convinced that Russia's destiny was to lead the world back to God. Already suffering from epilepsy and emphysema, the novelist steadily wrecked his health with overwork. He finished "The Brothers Karamazov" just a month before he died at age 59.
As Mr. Frank shows, Dostoevsky brilliantly dramatized the ideas of his time, especially by juxtaposing the social romanticism of the 1840s—the era of the cultivated Russian daydreamers sometimes called "superfluous men"—and the nihilism of the 1860s, associated with the anarchists Mikhail Bakunin and Sergey Nechaev (the probable co-authors of the notorious "Catechism of a Revolutionary"). But Dostoevsky was also constantly measuring his own work against that of the cosmopolitan Ivan Turgenev, whose "Fathers and Children" had electrified the country. Moreover, he was distinctly envious of the gentrified, landowning Tolstoy, going so far as to disparage "Anna Karenina" and its popularity: "I can't understand what they're all so excited about." Surprisingly, these two giants of Russian fiction never met.
Mr. Frank devotes individual chapters to each of Dostoevsky's major books—besides those already mentioned, they include "The Idiot" (1869), "Demons," also known as "The Possessed" (1872), and the journalistic "Diary of a Writer" (1873-1881). He stresses Dostoevsky's grotesque sense of comedy, his vision of the family as a battleground for psychic domination, his belief in the sanctifying power of suffering and his characteristic atmosphere of "fantastic realism," through which 19th-century Russian life comes to resemble Greek tragedy or biblical drama. These explicatory chapters bring to bear the critic's subtle analytic intelligence, as well as his immense learning. Still, one may sometimes disagree. For example, Mr. Frank rather casually sums up Kirillov's suicide (in "Demons") as "the self-negation and self-refutation of his own grandiose ideas." This may be true, but it rather downplays the sheer psychological drama of Kirillov's last night, as he struggles against his overwhelming desire to live. To me, there is no more harrowing scene in all of 19th-century fiction.
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But then Dostoevsky is the most harrowing novelist in the world. As Mr. Frank says: "It is this union of uncommon social sensitivity with agonized religious probings that gives his work its properly tragic character and its unique place in the history of the novel." "The Brothers Karamazov" certainly belongs on the same shelf as the Book of Job and "The Oresteia," "King Lear" and "Paradise Lost." Such works are fundamentally psycho machias— representations of battles within the soul, titanic struggles between good and evil, with human salvation and redemption hanging in the balance.
After all, when you read Dostoevsky, you know that he isn't writing for the sake of social advancement, intellectual vanity or even material gain (though he always needed money, often desperately). He is writing because the Lord has touched his tongue with a blazing coal, and he must go forth and bear witness. His detractors, like Vladimir Nabokov, maintain that Dostoevsky is vulgar, sentimental and melodramatic. In fact, he makes most other writers seem precious, fussy and minor. Here, says Dostoevsky, is the human heart, racked by suffering and pain, lost in the wilderness of this fallen world, hungry for God. Until we rest in Him, our lives are simply ordeals, feverish nightmares, torment.
'No other Russian writer of Dostoevsky's stature could equal the range of his familiarity with both the depths and heights of Russian society'
Today we aren't used to novelists openly espousing such ardent religious belief. But faith in Christ formed the core of Dostoevsky's being and from it, as Mr. Frank shows, he confronted what he viewed as the ills and horrors—the demons—of his time. He took ideas personally, a friend once said, and actually "felt thought." His "Notes From Underground" pushes the prospect of Benthamite utilitarianism to its limits—and reveals that utter misery is what results when you allow the head to dominate the heart. That haunting book is, as Mr. Frank substantiates, a riposte to N.G. Chernyshevsky's arguments about the virtues of "rational egoism." "Demons" confirms that nihilism uses political expedience as the cover for satanic evil, deliberate cruelty and the "necessary" murder. All of Dostoevsky's greatest characters—the conscience-stricken ax-murderer Raskolnikov, the dandyish revolutionary Stavrogin, the atheistical Ivan Karamazov— reveal souls chafed and lacerated by theories. And because of Joseph Frank we know precisely what those theories are.
Still, Fyodor Dostoevsky wouldn't be remembered today if he were nothing but a polemicist or a prophet. He was, above all, a dramatist of ideas, often making his devils far more charismatic than his meekly holy characters, such as the saintly prostitute Sonya or Prince Myshkin (in "The Idiot"). "I see," says Svidrigailov, the derisive and cynical debauchee in "Crime and Punishment," "that I may strike some people as a romantic figure." To start one of Dostoevsky's great novels is to experience what the author himself once called "mystic terror": The books read like hallucinations or the frantic dreams of madmen, and in them all our darkest, most irrational impulses are acted out.
That said, this great psychological novelist didn't create ex nihilo. His work, which transcends his time, is also deeply grounded in it. To understand Dostoevsky's often savage satire or nightmarish visions or just the conversations among the Karamazov brothers, one needs to grasp not only the text but also the ideological context. To both of these there is no better guide than Joseph Frank.
—Mr. Dirda is a Pulitzer Prize-winning critic and the author, most recently, of "Classics for Pleasure."
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Australian Prime Minister Julia Gillard released confidential details on the government's planned high-speed Internet plan to try to gain support for a related law to split Telstra Corp.'s businesses.
Gillard released part of NBN Co.'s corporate plan, boosted consumer protection in the planned national network and established a committee to oversee its rollout as part of an agreement with independent Senator Nick Xenophon. This clears the way for a vote on the Telstra law in the Senate today.
Telstra's retail business needs to be split from its copper-wire network to make way for a national plan to provide Internet services to Australia's remotest corners. The plan is the nation's biggest infrastructure project, with A$35.7 billion ($34.9 billion) in capital expenditure including a A$9 billion deal with Telstra, today's documents show.
"We've determined, following discussions, that it is possible to publicly release carefully selected materials which answer some key questions," Gillard told reporters in Canberra today about negotiations with senators. Telstra shares rose as much as 2.2 percent after Sky News reported Xenophon would support the laws. Xenophon said he'll confirm his position at today's vote.
The government needs to gain seven extra votes to pass laws in the Senate. The Australian Greens party, with five senators, will back the Telstra split and the government needs to secure Xenophon and Family First lawmaker Steve Fielding. Fielding's spokesman, Kane Silom, said the senator was "close to a decision" and expected a vote between 5 p.m. and 6 p.m.
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"Throughout this process, I have argued that the government needed to publicly release the information in the NBN business plan that the Senate needed in order to make an informed decision on this bill," Xenophon told reporters in Canberra today. "Until last night it was refusing, arguing that information was commercial-in-confidence. I didn't buy that."
Gillard's Internet plan drew fire ahead of the Aug. 21 election for its cost. She clung to power by forming a minority government with independent lawmakers from rural regions who welcomed the improved services. Both houses of parliament are to debate the broader national broadband plan next year.
The broadband network is set to be completed by 2018, laying fiber optics that would reach 93 percent of the population, with the remainder served by wireless and satellite coverage. The project is comparable in size to the A$42 billion stimulus the government announced in February 2009 as it sought to protect the nation from recession.


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Hofacre has not returned messages seeking comment, while a home phone listing for Wasmund rings unanswered. Both men have testified before the federal grand jury, court records show. Lawyers for DeCoster did not immediately return messages.
The FDA rule that went into effect in July 2010 requires producers who find salmonella in their poultry houses to either conduct additional testing over several weeks and destroy the bacteria or divert the eggs to non-food use.
As the evidence of salmonella mounted, lab scientist Timothy Frana calculated that DeCoster's operations "would have to test roughly 156,000 eggs" to stay in the shell egg business under the new rule. He warned Main, the lab director, in an email, "even with new positions, I don't see how we could accommodate such levels of testing."
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FDA contacted DeCoster's operation, which was doing business as Wright County Egg, on Aug. 9 after scientists traced illnesses in California, Colorado and Minnesota to its eggs. The company issued a recall days later. Hillandale Farms, another Iowa egg producer with ties to Wright County Egg, also was linked to illnesses and recalled its products a week later.
DeCoster told Congress the next month he was horrified to learn his eggs may have been sickening Americans and apologized. But at the Iowa State laboratory, scientists say they acted appropriately in informing the company they had found salmonella. The lab's accreditor, the American Association of Veterinary Laboratory Diagnosticians, says in its guidelines that laboratories must "ensure the protection of its clients' confidential information and proprietary rights."
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Playing in the backfield and handling the ball more than just occasionally has always intrigued Oscar Ramirez.
The junior fullback, who will make the switch from tight end, is looking forward to that opportunity, as well as seeing the Kangaroos improve on back-to-back 5-5 seasons.
"I've worked all summer to add 10 to 15 pounds of muscle," said Ramirez, a junior. "As a receiver I never thought about having to be that much bigger. I'm going to need the added weight as a running back."
Ramirez said he spends most of his free time, when not working as a part-time mechanic at a local tire shop, in the weight room trying to add some bulk to his upper body.
"I try to get everything done in an hour or two," he said. "I think you can spend a lot of wasted time lifting, when you don't really need to."
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"When that work whistle blows, I try to hit the floor running," he said. "After grabbing a quick supper, I run a mile for my legs, then do some leg presses and finish by working on my upper body."
He is especially happy about the prospect of changing positions this season.
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He is part of a junior class that hopes to improve on consecutive 5-5 seasons under new coach Bob Bell.
"Coach Bell has just blown our minds," Ramirez said. "He is sure down to business, and has changed the offense.
"Last year, we ran out of a stack I, and were pretty basic. This year, we're going to open things up more. Coach Bell's idea is to gear the offense more toward speed."
I can see us running a lot more reverses and sweeps."
Ramirez's other athletic interests are cross country, track and powerlifting. He would especially like to improve in the latter.
"I'm the kind of person that won't compete in something unless I feel I can do well," he said. "I love to lift weights, and powerlifting is something that intrigues me."
But for now, football is first on his mind.
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Everything You Need to Know About L.A.'s 25th Taste of the Nation, Sunday in Hollywood
Celebrity chef auctions, Top Chef cookoffs, and new dishes from ink.sack and Umami Burger will all squeeze into the three-hour event.
Celebrity chef auctions, Top Chef cookoffs, and new dishes from ink.sack and Umami Burger will all squeeze into the three-hour event.
The burger uses chicken liver mousse and "spray jelly."
The opening marks the tenth Umami in the chain's unstoppable spread.
Adam Felischman opens SoCal's seventh Umami outpost, and the first for Orange County.
The Bruins are getting a smaller version of the burger chain, without servers, just apps and tablets.
The nation's second largest grocery store chain is putting the kibosh on the frightening meat additive.
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The Mahoning Valley SteelHounds professional hockey team is fading from memory; the Mahoning Valley Phantoms junior hockey team has ceased to exist; the city of Youngstown-owned sports arena downtown boasts a new name, the Covelli Centre; and tonight marks the beginning of the first season for the Youngstown Phantoms, a member of the United States Hockey League.
They say change is good — but only if people embrace it.
Thus the question: Will the Phantoms, an amateur team, have more success than the SteelHounds, which skated onto the region's sports and entertainment scene in November 2005, but bowed out in April 2008?
The owner of the new team, Bruce Zoldan, the Valley business leader who had previously owned the Mahoning Valley Phantoms, is optimistic. So is his son, Alex, team president, and coach Bob Mainhardt, who also coached the old team.
And there's the eternal optimist, Eric Ryan, director of the Covelli Centre. Ryan has been around long enough to have experienced the disappointment of not only losing anchor tenants — the SteelHounds and the Mahoning Valley Thunder arena football team — but also having to deal with the arena's name change.
From the time the facility opened in 2002, General Motors has paid for the naming rights. The Chevrolet Centre became a symbol of a global corporation's commitment to the region's quality of life.
But with GM's financial implosion, the priorities changed.
The city of Youngstown's search for a replacement brought forth Valley business leader Sam Covelli. For Mayor Jay Williams, Ryan and others associated with the sports and entertainment facility, the local connection is significant and important.
Thus tonight, the opening season of a locally owned hockey team, in a publicly owned arena, bearing the name of a local entrepreneur does offer an intriguing story line.
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In the end, however, the success of the Youngstown Phantoms and the Covelli Centre depends on the people of the Mahoning Valley.
As the experience with the SteelHounds illustrated, sustained public support is essential.
What is being promised tonight and for the 29 other home games, not including playoffs, is exciting, fast-paced hockey played by 16 to 20 year olds who hope to grab the attention of scouts for major colleges and National Hockey League teams.
Last July, at the news conference officially unveiling the newest USHL team, Alex Zoldan made the following promise about the games to be played at the Covelli Centre:
"We will have entertainment in between, something for everyone. It will be a night of entertainment with outstanding hockey, plus fans will have the ability to watch kids who someday may be in the NHL. They will have the talent to go there."
Tonight's game should be everything that's been promised — and more. The Phantoms play the Indiana Ice, the reigning Clark Cup champion.
So to the question, "Will Valley residents embrace the new hockey team?" — not only do we hope so, we believe they should.
It's about region's quality of life, a key ingredient in the effort to attract new businesses and high-wage jobs.
Can anyone recall exactly how many times we've been asked whether or not we will embrace something like this? Quality of life issues are hinged on sports?
Opening night attendance: 1,854. It's all down hill from here. We don't want to watch 20u amateur hockey. We told you what we wanted. We told you we didn't want the USHL. Give me the "I" any day (and I know the "I" could easily stand for inferior). ECHL is perfect. The city and Ryan panicked. Note that other teams/leagues are still calling to inquire, even in this economy. Even in this market. Such is life as a minor league town. Teams will come and go. Hopefully this one goes soon to make room for something better.
One can only assume the if the current hockey team is for 16-20 year old kids. That the Valley is changing, that we can expect "Hockey Moms" to start appearing on the local scene. We can also expect that there are junior leagues around to bring young players under 16 up into this league. That there will be a movement in this area also to feed the team in young fresh talent.
I would have to say future hockey players come from skating rinks that in prospective have pee wee hockey?
I think it is great that there is a team again in the city and right now any team will do. I do think if people are putting their eggs in a basket wishing for support from a torn up community and area. Then give the people some thing worth separating cash from our wallets. Great Arena I worked there. But for a junior league it is called cheap general admission seating and cheap beer and cheap food, cheap t-shirts and caps. And then the key to it is winning. And when you are winning and producing winners and future players that have gone on to better hockey leagues. Then ask me for a little more for seats, beer and food.


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- 1 whole chicken, cut into 8 pieces, legs, breast and thighs (2 1/2 to 3 pounds)
- 1 teaspoon ground cinnamon
- 2 teaspoons kosher salt
- 1 teaspoon fresh ground black pepper
- 2 tablespoons extra virgin olive oil
- 5 garlic cloves, peeled
- 1 large yellow onion, peeled and coarsely chopped
- 2 cups water or 2 cups chicken broth
- 1 (6 ounce) can tomato paste
- 1 tablespoon dried Italian herb seasoning
- 1⁄2 cup grated parmesan cheese
- Pat chicken dry with paper towels. Mix cinnamon, salt and pepper in a small bowl, then rub all over the chicken pieces.
- Using a deep, 12" wide skillet, heat the oil until it shimmers (if you have a smaller pan, make 2 batches, using half the oil for each). Add the chicken pieces, being careful not to overcrowd, and cook until very brown, 4-5 min per side.
- Mince 3 cloves of garlic. Reduce heat to medium-high and add minced garlic and onions. Saute until onions soften and begin to brown, about 5 minute Deglaze with 1/2 c water or broth, using a wooden spoon to scrape up any browned bits from the bottom of the pan.
- When the deglazing liquid has evaporated to nearly dry, add the remaining 1 1/2 c water or stock, the tomato paste, the Italian seasoning and the remaining 2 cloves of garlic, minced.
- Return the chicken to the pan, nestling it down in the sauce. If the sauce does not come 3/4 of the way up the side of the chicken pieces, add more water or broth. Cover and simmer over medium-high heat until tender, about 30-40 minutes. Season the sauce with salt and pepper. Sprinkle with Parmesan cheese. Serve with cooked orzo or rice.
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Big old winner right here. Had to work on my chicken butchering skills, but it came out just great. Had this recipe at Cat Cora's restaurant, Kouzzina, this summer when taking the family on vacation and just had to try it. Only change I would make for next time is to double the cinnamon. I even threw in a whole cinnamon stick before the cover went on and I still think it could have used a bit more cinnamon.
I tried it and this was great!! I pan cooked the chicken (without oil because a guest couldn't have oil) put all the ingredients in a pot (incl. the extra 1/2 cup of water) and let it simmer for about 20 mins. Delish!! Thanks for posting!!
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Is it possible to use yum to install a RPM file in Red Hat Linux?
Since I don't have the Internet access from this Linux I can not do wget and follow the process.
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Ransomware – malicious software that encrypts your files and then demands payment to unlock them – has become a major scourge of the Windows world.
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Surprisingly, listening to an acoustic version of "Die Young" didn't make my ears bleed or cause me to suffer from any other form of torture, resulting me to 'die young'. Dare I say, but I'm kinda in love with it. Truth be told, the regular version has grown on me too, along with a few other dance remixes. Even the 25-year-old's music video for it, impressed me. What's going on here? Am I slowly falling back in love with the "Tik Tok" sing talker.
The stripped-down version of "Die Young" is off her EP Deconstructed. It'll also feature acoustic version of her songs "Old Flames" "Blow" "Harold Song" and "Supernatural". If you like the version, you'll have to purchase the fan edition of her new album Warrior which hits the streets on December 4. You can purchase the 2-disc pack on her official store now!
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Before I begin the process, as stated in the title, I want some opinions.
I need to move the JS files from the header and placed it to the bottom. What I was thinking of was De-registering all the JS files and Enqueue it in the child's function.php.
That's the only solution I could think of at the moment. If anyone has a better solution, please share.
Thanks for coming,