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"To love is to suffer and there can be no love otherwise" - Fyodor Dostoevsky, Notes from the Underground

Bitter and unpleasant, the Underground Man lives alone in St. Petersburg. After working in the civil service for many years, he decides to write an account of his opinions on society as they have been shaped by his ordinary life. Although he is insightful and educated, the... Read Full Overview

Dostoyevsky's acclaimed novella follows the disturbances in the mind and life of an unnamed narrator, who struggles with his identity, freedom, and social norms. It explores existentialist themes such as anxiety, alienation, and morality.

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Dostoyevsky's acclaimed novella follows the disturbances in the mind and life of an unnamed narrator, who struggles with his identity, freedom, and social norms. It explores existentialist themes such as anxiety, alienation, and morality.

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Experience Dostoevsky's groundbreaking exploration of alienation and the human condition in "Notes from the Underground." This meticulously prepared print edition allows you to delve into the mind of the unnamed narrator, a former official grappling with existential questions... Read Full Overview