Dostoevsky
Mentioned in 4 analyzed podcast episodes across 4 shows
A Russian novelist whose philosophical and theological works, including *The Brothers Karamazov*, are referenced in contemporary discussions about literature, contemplative practice, and human nature. His exploration of uncomfortable theological truths influenced later writers like C.S. Lewis, and his ideas about innate human nature continue to be cited in modern podcasts across topics ranging from leisure and spirituality to broader philosophical conversations.
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Episode Appearances
ill-advised by Bill Nighy · Apr 2, 2026
Navigate By Dog
“Russian novelist whose works share titles with Elif Bachuman's books, referenced humorously”
Office Hours with Arthur Brooks · Feb 23, 2026
The Science Behind Being Good at Leisure
“Author of 'The Brothers Karamazov,' recommended as deep leisure reading for contemplative engagement”
Backlisted · Feb 10, 2026
Till We Have Faces by C.S. Lewis
“Russian novelist whose work on uncomfortable theological truths influenced Lewis's approach in Till We Have Faces”
The Dylan Gemelli Podcast · Jan 30, 2026
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“Author referenced for concept of 'stone wall' representing innate truths about human nature”