The Underground Man is a 'product' of the modern world and is recognized worldwide in which he lives but is opposed to it as an enemy. "He has a nature extremely lonesome which does not accept the values \u200b\u200bof society in which they live, can not tune in to a world of mediocre, corrupt and takes refuge in an inner dimension." (Bucelli, Fiorentino, 1988, p.48 )
Inevitably, in this state of isolation, the comparison between inner and outer universe does not exist, and consequently affect the perception of reality itself, which is a necessary condition for the division and the reorganization of the sense of omnipotence of the subject. Therefore, a situation of such intense introversion carries with it the danger of omnipotence-impotence, that the subject comes tragically assumed to be able to intervene and change the reality through its fantasy universe.
The secret society of revolutionaries, led by Piotr Stepanovich, represents, for Dostoevsky, the lost humanity of the obsessed, the possessed, who have lost the concept of good and evil, lawful and offense, and, from all ungrounded their natural ties, by God, by the people, the land rush inevitably into an abyss that swallows them.
Inevitably, in this state of isolation, the comparison between inner and outer universe does not exist, and consequently affect the perception of reality itself, which is a necessary condition for the division and the reorganization of the sense of omnipotence of the subject. Therefore, a situation of such intense introversion carries with it the danger of omnipotence-impotence, that the subject comes tragically assumed to be able to intervene and change the reality through its fantasy universe.
The secret society of revolutionaries, led by Piotr Stepanovich, represents, for Dostoevsky, the lost humanity of the obsessed, the possessed, who have lost the concept of good and evil, lawful and offense, and, from all ungrounded their natural ties, by God, by the people, the land rush inevitably into an abyss that swallows them.
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