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The Brothers Karamazov
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A philosophical and spiritual drama that delves into deep moral questions through the lives of the Karamazov family.
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The Trial
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A novel that explores the themes of alienation and bureaucracy through the story of Josef K., who is inexplicably arrested and prosecuted.
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Anna Karenina
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A complex novel interweaving themes of love, infidelity, and society through its rich characters and vivid stories.
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Notes from Underground
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A novella that serves as a precursor to existentialist thought, featuring a man who engages in a monologue about his theory on life and society.
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Madame Bovary
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The story of Emma Bovary, whose dreams of romantic escapades leads to her downfall, highlighting themes of dissatisfaction and class struggle.
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Heart of Darkness
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A novella exploring colonialism and human nature through Marlow's journey upriver in Africa to find the elusive Kurtz.
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The Idiot
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Brave New World
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A dystopian novel that examines the dangers of technological control and loss of individuality in a futuristic society.
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Invisible Man
by Ralph Ellison
A novel addressing themes of identity and society through the lens of an African American narrator who feels invisible within society.