The image of a man-god in a human's consciousness and F. M. Dostoevsky's philosophic and anthropologic views

The article expands on the essence of idea of a Man-God in the context of F.M. Dostoyevsky's works. The Man-God is considered as a human being, who can establish himself/herself in perfection comparable to the ideal image of God, but independently from Him. But in this self-establishment the negation of the very human nature happens that makes the personages of Dostoevsky's novels to repent in their deeds and return to the image of God.