Comparative Study Of Intellectuals Between Lu Ling And Dostoyevsky Novels

Lu Ling is a Chinese 1940 s represented a considerable literary writer. Dostoyevsky Russian literature of a high priest of the writer. Both literary novels concern mainly China and Russia scholars. Two writers are very concerned about the underlying human life and suffering as well as lower the dignity of human psychology, all of abnormal personality have some discussion. Lu Ling’s "Children of the Moneybags" and Dostoyevsky’s "The Brothers Karamazov" are family novels, two families have a traitor, strive to create the image of a group of intellectuals, and write out of the selection and soul-searching intellectuals. At the same time, their novels embody a certain dramatic. Of course, because of the social background and personal understanding of different, Lu Ling and Dostoyevsky to explore the life and soul of the show different levels and depth.The introduction of this paper outlines the research object, purpose and meaning, discourse Lu Ling and Dostoyevsky’s research profile, and "Children of the rich family property" and "The Brothers Karamazov" research. The first chapter from the perspective of comparative literature from two studies, research and intellectuals image into research and exploration of the soul of family problems. Lu Ling’s "Children of the Moneybags" is about half of the 20 th century China Suzhou Jiang Jie--- a traditional family of three stories. Dostoyevsky’s "The Brothers Karamazov" is about the old Russian society, a provincial family home---- Karamazov story. The second chapter, written from the perspective of research methods for analysis of narrative method, three aspects of psychological description and language. The third chapter is to study the impact.From the early 20 th century Dostoyevsky’s works have been translated into Chinese, the Chinese scholar, writer, translator and literary critic who wrote a lot about Dostoyevsky’s comments so far about the Dostoyevsky comment has been voluminous works, Lu Ling affected by Dostoyevsky, belonging to the category of impact studies.