Notes from the Underground: Fyodor Dostoevsky's Existential Manifesto on Free Will, Suffering, and Human Contradiction

🕳️ "I am a sick man... I am a spiteful man." So begins one of the most unsettling and powerful monologues in literature. Notes from Underground is Fyodor Dostoevsky's philosophical tour de force—a bold rejection of rationalism and utopian thinking, narrated by an unnamed, bitter, and self-loathing narrator 💬💥🧠.

Set in St. Petersburg, this novella shatters Enlightenment optimism and dives deep into the irrational human psyche. It's a psychological warzone of contradiction, freedom, and suffering—laying the groundwork for modern existentialism.

Why thinkers and readers keep coming back: ✔ "The blueprint of existential thought before Sartre and Camus." ✔ "Unmatched psychological depth and philosophical daring." ✔ A vital read for those who question society, logic, and even themselves 🧩📚🕯️

This enhanced edition includes: 📜 Introductory essay on Dostoevsky's philosophical context 🎨 Minimalist illustrations to enhance the atmosphere 📱 Kindle-smart navigation for a seamless reading experience

📥 Download Notes from Underground now and confront the twisted brilliance of a mind at war with itself.

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Þýðendur: Constance Garnett

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Rafbók: 6 juni 2025