Notes from Underground
Dostoevsky| Fyodor
Dostoevsky's darkly comic novella, narrated by a bitter, isolated former civil servant raging against rationalism and utopian ideals from his underground hole. The first part is a philosophical rant…
Dostoevsky's darkly comic novella, narrated by a bitter, isolated former civil servant raging against rationalism and utopian ideals from his underground hole. The first part is a philosophical rant against determinism; the second recounts humiliating episodes from his youth. A foundational text of existentialism and the modern anti-hero.
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