A Raw Youth is one of Dostoyevsky's most psychologically intricate novels, exploring the turbulent inner life of a young man consumed by ambition and resentment. Set in the morally unstable world of late-19th-century Russia, the novel examines generational conflict, ego, money, and the search for personal meaning. Through intense introspection and philosophical dialogue, Dostoyevsky exposes the dangers of unchecked pride and spiritual emptiness. A powerful and often overlooked masterpiece that bridges his early and later works.
