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by stochastic_monk
2902 days ago
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You’re spot on! Good catch. Now, while the narrative style is different in the later of these books, if you enjoy NFU, I recommend both Crime and Punishment and Demons.
I see Notes From Underground, Crime and Punishment, and Demons/The Possessed as unified by a core set of ideas.
In the first, Dostoevsky states his claims. Crime and Punishment is a case study of what would happen should an individual act upon the ideas of his (Dostoevsky’s) time, and Demons extrapolated this to societal scale.
I may not be in the majority, but I think Demons is by far his best. |
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