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Summary
Fyodor Dostoevsky did not write about life as it appears, but as it feels in the darkest hours of the night. From a mock execution to Siberian exile, his trauma birthed the concept of "polyphony"—a clash of conflicting voices within a single mind.
In this existential analysis, you will encounter:
The Underground: The birth of the modern anti-hero and the rejection of reason.
The Superman Myth: Raskolnikov’s transgression and the crushing weight of guilt in Crime and Punishment.
Nihilism & Faith: The battle between godless radicalism and spiritual redemption in Demons.
The Grand Inquisitor: The ultimate philosophical showdown in The Brothers Karamazov.
Explore the mind of the man who predicted the psychological turmoil of the modern age.
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Genre
Biography and Memoir, Literary Classics
