The International & North American Dostoevsky Societies
XX International Dostoevsky Symposium
The XX International Dostoevsky Symposium will take place in Istanbul, Turkey in 2029. Further details will be posted when available.
The 2nd International Dostoevsky Society Video Competition
The International Dostoevsky Society is delighted to announce the winners of its second Video Competition. The theme for 2025-26 was "5-minute Dostoevsky."
New Issue of Dostoevsky Studies Published
The latest issue (New Series, issue 28) of Dostoevsky Studies has just been published. The issue features articles, news features, reviews, and an introduction from Editor Katalin Kroó.
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Journal
Dostoevsky Studies, founded in 1980, is the journal of the International Dostoevsky Society (IDS).
The Journal is published annually by the International Dostoevsky Society & the Department of Foreign Languages and
Literatures of the University of Verona.
Resources
The International Dostoevsky Society offers a range of online resources, including a global collection of Dostoevsky-related websites, a searchable archive of bibliographies from Dostoevsky Studies (1980–2017), and the IDS Monograph Series, which has been publishing scholarly works since 2008.
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Membership
The International Dostoevsky Society welcomes members from around the world, scholars, students, and readers alike.
Anyone interested in exploring Dostoevsky’s work and supporting our global initiatives is invited to join.
Membership is also required to publish in our journal or take part in the Triennial Symposium.
Our History
For over 150 years the work of F.M. Dostoevsky has stirred the imagination of readers all over the world. A master storyteller, he combined a psychologist’s perception with a philosopher’s depth and a political dissident’s suspicion of authority. Controversial during his lifetime and to this day, he revolutionized world literature with works like Notes from Underground, Crime and Punishment, The Idiot, The Devils, and The Brothers Karamazov.