Notes from the Underground
Sep 2009 · Hackett Publishing
Ebook
144
Pages
About this ebook
Dostoevsky's disturbing and groundbreaking novella appears in this new
annotated edition with an Introduction by Charles Guignon and Kevin Aho.
An analogue of Guignon's widely praised Introduction to his 1993
edition of "The Grand Inquisitor," the editors' Introduction places the
underground man in the context of European modernity, analyzes his inner
dynamics in the light of the history of Russian cultural and
intellectual life, and suggests compelling reasons for our own strange
affinity for this nameless man who boldly declares, "I was rude and took
pleasure in being so."
annotated edition with an Introduction by Charles Guignon and Kevin Aho.
An analogue of Guignon's widely praised Introduction to his 1993
edition of "The Grand Inquisitor," the editors' Introduction places the
underground man in the context of European modernity, analyzes his inner
dynamics in the light of the history of Russian cultural and
intellectual life, and suggests compelling reasons for our own strange
affinity for this nameless man who boldly declares, "I was rude and took
pleasure in being so."
About the author
Charles Guignon is Professor of Philosophy, University of South Florida.
Kevin Aho is Associate Professor of Philosophy, Florida Gulf Coast University.
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