Notes From Underground And The Double

APredecessor To Such Monumental Works As 'crime And Punishment' And 'the Brothers Karamazov', 'notes From Underground' Represents ATurning Point In Dostoyevsky's Writing Towards The More Political SideIn This Work We Follow The Unnamed Narrator Of The Story, Who Disillusioned By The Oppression And Corruption Of The Society In Which He Lives Withdraws From That Society Into The UndergroundADark And Politically Charged Novel, 'notes From Underground' Shows Dostoyevsky At His BestIn Dostoyevsky's 'the Double' We See An Intense Psychological Study Of Its Main Character Yakov Petrovich Golyadkin, AGovernment Clerk Who Becomes Obsessed With The Idea That AFellow Clerk Has Taken Over His Identity'notes From Underground' And 'the Double' Are Two Of Dostoyevsky's More Popular Shorter Works, Which Exhibit The Author's Uncanny Ability To Portray The Darker Side Of The Human Psyche.
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