Romanticism and Realism Dostoevsky, Marx and Engels, and Nietzsche
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The works of Dostoevsky, Marx and Engels, and Nietzsche serve as a potent contrast between romanticism and realism. In Dostoevsky's Notes from the Underground, for example, realism prevails. Here, Dostoevsky contrasts the ridiculous and the nonsensical ideas of humanity at large with the tempering influence of realism. In Part I, Dostoevsky states of the narrator that "He is one of the representatives of a generation still living" (2). The representative and the contemporary are key to realism, as the realist tries to depict what is true about his own generation rather than idealizing about another generation. Dostoevsky's narrator cites the many ideas that are popular in his time and runs them through with the sword of his pen by exposing them to the cold light of realism or by sardonic wit that makes th
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