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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.) 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.
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.