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If the files are not available please try back later, as archive.org is having issues. The files are safe but may be temporarily unavailable. Catalog Index Notes from the Underground by Fyodor Dostoyevsky Notes would be considered an avant-garde post-modernist triumph. In some ways this is a heavy text, laden with conversational philosophizing; but the vividness of the narrator make it a wonderful read, and funny. (Review by Hugh McGuire) Gutenberg e-text #600 Wikipedia - Fyodor Dostoyevsky Notes from the Underground Internet Archive page A recording in the original Russian language is available here Bit Torrent of the entire book Zip file of the entire book (147 MB) RSS feed Subscribe in iTunes Chapter-a-day mp3 and ogg files Part One Chapter 1 - 00:08:08 ogg vorbis - 6.5MB Read by: Greg Schwartz Chapter 2 - 00:08:00 ogg vorbis - 6.3MB Read by: Greg Schwartz Chapter 3 - 00:10:02 ogg vorbis - 7.8MB Read by: Greg Schwartz Chapter 4 - 00:04:19 ogg vorbis - 4.4MB Read by: Randy Phillips Chapter 5 - 00:06:39 ogg vorbis - 7.1MB Read by: Randy Phillips Chapter 6 - 00:03:24 ogg vorbis - 3.5MB

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Study Guide for Dostoyevsky: Notes from Underground Using this Guide List of other study guides Notes from Underground The Stranger. Because the narrator (he has no name) of this story is a thoroughly disagreeable person who seems to go out of the way to offend his readers, some care is needed to read the story well. First, it is important to keep in mind that the Underground Man, as he is traditionally called ("UM" below) is not between various emotions and ideas that significance of the UM's narrative lies. Close reading will reveal a careful and consistent psychological portrait. The page numbers cited below are those of the MacAndrew translation published by New American Library. If you are using a different translation you will have to adjust the page numbers to match it. Part One is a sustained argument containing scraps of illustrative narrative, introducing the UM and articulating his assault on rationalism and progress and delineating what he thinks is wrong with the modern self-conscious intellectual (himself). Part Two is a much more easily comprehensible narrative of an episode from his life in which he is offered a chance to escape from his web of self-hate and spite. In Part One he is all scorn and contempt for the reader; in Part Two this contempt turns on himself. A sensitive reading will reveal that there is much to pity in him. The numbers preceding each paragraph indicate the page number in the story which the question relates to. Part One I 84: How many self-contradictions can you find in the first paragraph? Does he really respect medicine? Explain? What does the fact that he refuses medical help out of spite tell us about his attitude toward freedom?

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