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Do you think the Underground Man is insane or could he be highlighting some major problems with social construction theories and free will?

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The Underground Man is briefly assessed in terms of character.

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Instead of the insanity interpretation, I actually deem his character as red flag to show major problems with social construction theories and ...

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