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Notes from the Underground Study Guide

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by Fyodor Dostoevsky
About 41 pages (12,384 words)
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What are some of the characteristics of the writer? What do these say about him?

What or where is the underground? Why do you take this stand? If it is not a physical place, is it possible for others to also be in the underground?

Why does the author seek out companionship if he's not truly friends with any of these people? What do others seem to think of the writer?

Who is Liza? How do they meet? What is the author's reaction to her? What is her reaction to the.....

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