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1. byronsmuse.wordpress.com › 2017/02/02 › book-reviewBook Review: No Longer Human by Osamu Dazai - Byron's Muse

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   Feb 2, 2017 · The story reminded me of Dostoyevsky’s Notes from the Underground, and Vadim in Ageyev’s Novel with Cocaine, because it’s narrated in the first person and deals with similar themes. In all three of these books, the main characters are fully engulfed in their own dark thoughts, feel isolated from society and their real selves, and they ...

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   Dostoevsky demonstrates this with the underground man. He has rubbles, a job, and eventually finds a woman. And as the underground man told us how every man is willing to throw everything away in spite of his own freedom to choose suffering. He, himself acts as any man would and deliberately jeopardizes his fortunes.

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   I wanted to read Dostoevsky’s The Brother’s of Karamazov as my first Dostoevsky novel but the way you described Notes from Underground has me interested and I might read that instead as an introduction to his writing! Just curious, which translation of the book did you read?

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   The Underground Man constantly analyzes and second-guesses every thought and feeling he has. He is therefore incapable of making decisions about anything. Feeling himself to be inferior to more active, less intelligent people, the Underground Man goes through life full of shame and self-loathing.

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   Notes from Underground I’ve just finished reading the first part and it felt like I was talking to a madman. But this book only confirmed to me the genius of Dostoyevsky.

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   Notes from the Underground: Directed by Philip Charles MacKenzie. With Dabney Coleman, Cynthia Gibb, Craig Bierko, John Ales. Jack misses an awards dinner by spending the day on a subway meeting the "average people.@

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   What does Dostoevsky say about the Underground Man?

   • Dostoevsky says that the Underground Man, though a fictional character, is representative of certain people who “not only may but must exist in our society, taking under consideration the circumstances under which our society has generally been formed.” The Underground Man is extremely alienated from the society in which he lives.

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   What does the Underground Man look like as a young man?

   • As a young man, the Underground Man is already misanthropic, proud, self-effacing, and bitter, but he also still clings to certain ideals. He is passionate about literature, craves human attention, and wants others to respect and admire him for his intelligence and passion. He is also occasionally subject to fits of idealism.

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   How does the Underground Man Feel?

   • The Underground Man is extremely alienated from the society in which he lives. He feels himself to be much more intelligent and “conscious” than any of the people he meets. However, he is aware that his consciousness often manifests itself as a skepticism that prevents him from having confidence in any of his actions.

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   Jul 17, 2012 · For the first time, Russia’s most renowned first-person narratives are collected in one volume. Fyodor Dostoyevsky’s Notes from the Underground, Nikolai Gogol’s Diary of a Madman, Ivan Turgenev’s Diary of a Superfluous Man, and Leo Tolstoy’s Lucerne are all here.