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Notes from Underground

Fyodor Dostoevsky

First published 1864

An unnamed former civil servant addresses the reader from the isolation he calls the underground. Bitter, funny, and relentlessly self-questioning, his account challenges confident theories about reason and progress while exploring resentment, freedom, humiliation, and the desire to be understood.

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