During the period in which Dostoyevsky was writing this
novel a lot of Feud’s ideas and works were also becoming present, which is why
I think it is logical to believe that Notes
From the Underground is Dostoyevsky’s response to Freud’s claims on how
humanity functions. A lot of what Feud claims is that we act according to
already predetermined experiences. Sometimes I feel like there are statistics
everywhere and about everything and according to statistics I should all ready
know how my life is going to turn out. This is all very conflicting considering
that I was raised being told that the future is full of possibility and that
only I could determine how my life was going to pan out. I think that Dostoyevsky was going through the
same crisis of whether or nor free will actually existed which would explain why
his is constantly contradicting himself.
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