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En Nihilist   By: (1851-1895)

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En Nihilist by S. Stepniak is a gripping and thought-provoking novel that delves into the mind of a young man who has given up on society and all its institutions. The protagonist, a nihilist, rejects all forms of authority and sees the world as a meaningless and chaotic place.

The novel is told through a series of diary entries, giving readers a raw and intimate look into the protagonist's innermost thoughts and emotions. As he navigates his way through life, he grapples with questions of morality, existence, and the nature of reality. The novel is filled with philosophical musings and existential dilemmas that will leave readers pondering their own beliefs and values.

En Nihilist is a haunting and poignant portrayal of a man who has lost all hope and is searching for meaning in a world that he believes is devoid of it. S. Stepniak's writing is powerful and evocative, drawing readers in and forcing them to confront their own beliefs and convictions.

Overall, En Nihilist is a challenging and provocative read that will appeal to readers who enjoy philosophical fiction and complex character studies. It is a novel that will stay with you long after you have finished reading it, prompting you to question the nature of reality and the meaning of life. Highly recommended for those who enjoy thought-provoking literature.

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STEPNIAK

EN NIHILIST

Oversat Af E. DRACHMANN

John Martin's Forlag København MCMX

FØRSTE DEL

De Troende.

I. KAPITEL.

I det lille Værtshus i Genf, hvor Russerne plejede at have deres Tilhold, nød Helene hurtigt sit beskedne Aftensmaaltid uden som sædvanlig at drikke en Kop Kaffe dertil en Luksus, hun ikke havde nægtet sig lige siden den Dag, hun havde faaet sine Elever i Russisk. Men i Aften maatte hun skynde sig; et længe ventet Brev fra Rusland laa gemt i hendes Lomme. Hun havde for et Øjeblik siden faaet det af den gamle, hvidhaarede Urmager, til hvem hele hendes udenlandske Korrespondance blev adresseret, og hun brændte af Utaalmodighed efter at erfare de Nyheder, som det i al Almindelighed maatte indeholde, og efter at faa det overbragt til sin Ven Andrey, hvem det dog fornemmelig angik.

Hun vekslede nogle Ord med en anden landflygtig, krydsede imellem de mange Rækker smaa Borde, ved hvilke der overalt sad Mænd i Arbejdsbluser, og naaede ud paa Gaden. Klokken var kun halvsyv, hun var sikker paa at træffe Andrey hjemme. Han boede i Nærheden, og efter fem Minutters Forløb befandt Helene sig uden for hans Dør. Hendes smukke, noget stillestaaende Ansigt havde faaet en let Farve af den hurtige Gang.

Andrey var alene, i Færd med at gøre Uddrag af en Statistik, som han benyttede til Grundlag for den Artikel, han hver Uge skrev til et russisk Provinsblad... Continue reading book >>




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