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The Underground Man (n.) astonishes critics only because they suppress his mediators, the officer and Zverkov, so mechanism looks like spontaneity.
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The Underground Man (n.) astonishes critics only because they suppress his mediators, the officer and Zverkov, so mechanism looks like spontaneity.
The Underground Man (n.) lives under a series of mediators' dictatorships, as savage as they are brief, where Don Quixote's was a feudal monarchy more symbolic than real.
The Underground Man (n.) is like us, not for the critics' reasons, but because the will to autonomy gives rise to a slavery we do not wish to see.