Dostoevsky’s holy idiots, like Myshkin and Alyosha, embody childlike faith and moral clarity, challenging a corrupt world with their radical

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Explore the cultural demand for gratitude through Ivan Karamazov, Camus, and David Lapadat’s ‘No Right or Wrong.’ Is it a virtue or a cage?