Title: A look in to the human condition
Product review: Dostoyevsky begins this cornerstone work with the nameless antihero saying, "I", slowly, throughout the work, Dostoyevsky lures the reader into the mind of an antihero, till the last pages there is only talk of "we". After catching my breath after my first read, I found myself lured to rereading the last chaptern over . This book should be taken to heart by anyone interested in philosophy, politics, and psychology. Not only is this work a turning point in Dostoyevsky's life, but I feel it also leaves an seductive psychology abyss. An abyss that none one has dared to jump over, but only created cheap imitations.
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