Notes from the Underground (Hardcover Library Edition)

Notes From Undergroundalso Translated AsNotes From The Underground Or Letters From The UnderworldIs An 1864 Novella By Fyodor Dostoevsky, And Is Considered By Many To Be One Of The First Existentialist Novels. Notes From The Underground Is A Fictional, FirstPerson Confession Told By A Hateful, HyperConscious Man Living Underground Who Is A Retired Civil Servant Living In St. Petersburg.The First Part Of The Story Is Told In Monologue Form Through The Underground ManS Diary, And Attacks Contemporary Russian Philosophy, Especially Nikolay ChernyshevskyS What Is To Be Done?.[2] The Second Part Of The Book Is Called Apropos Of The Wet Snow And Describes Certain Events That Appear To Be Destroying And Sometimes Renewing The Underground Man, Who Acts As A First Person, Unreliable Narrator And AntiHero. About Author: Fyodor Mikhailovich Dostoevsky Was A Russian Novelist, Philosopher, Short Story Writer, Essayist, And Journalist. DostoevskyS Literary Works Explore Human Psychology In The Troubled Political, Social, And Spiritual Atmospheres Of 19ThCentury Russia, And Engage With A Variety Of Philosophical And Religious Themes. His Most Acclaimed Works Include Crime And Punishment (1866), The Idiot (1869), Demons (1872), And The Brothers Karamazov (1880).