Vladimir Lensky

Vladimir Lensky is a character from Fyodor Dostoevsky's novel "The Brothers Karamazov." He is a young, idealistic graduate student and intellectual known for his passionate beliefs and desire for moral truth. Often called "the philosopher" by others, Lensky embodies youthful idealism and the pursuit of justice. Throughout the novel, he navigates complex moral and philosophical debates, representing the younger generation's hope and struggle to find meaning amidst societal and personal challenges. His character highlights themes of innocence, sincerity, and the search for spiritual understanding.