1. Dostoevsky's Revolutionary Hero
... , and could no longer enjoy life's pleasures, that is to withdraw himself from the world, suffer and do nothing. This character has retired to his underground, where he avoids reality and fantasizes about a life, all the while unable to do anything productive for himself. He describes himself as a hyperconscious ... has even learned to find enjoyment in his suffering.) In writing his notes from underground, he is sharing what he has learned through experiencing suffering in the underworld. He is surfacing with great insights into human nature and the progress of society. In this way he co...
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