Notes From the Underground
is a book, that if I knew what I t was about, would have never picked up and
started to read. In fact, when reading it the first time around, I did not
enjoy it at all. I did not understand anything that I was reading and therefore
could not take anything away from the book; iot was sort of frustrating to be
read, but now know what you were reading. However, as we discussed the book as
a class, it became much more interesting. Although I never truly understood
what Dostoyevsky himself was saying in his writing, the ideas discussed in
class caught my attention. The book forced you to think about life, human
nature and society in different ways than I ever would have; it is almost as
thinking outside of the box about your own life and those around you. Much of
what was discussed I had thought of before, but in the simplest way, never in
such detail and it was fascinating to see how his thoughts made sense and were
correct even though they can be considered insane. This book is definitely one I
will remember.
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