Peterburg (novel)

"Peterburg" (also known as "Peterburg" or "Peterburg" in English) is a novel by Russian author Andrei Bely, published in 1916. It is a modernist work that explores themes of identity, chaos, and spiritual awakening set against the backdrop of St. Petersburg during the early 20th century. The novel employs complex symbolism, experimental narrative techniques, and vivid imagery to depict the city's surreal atmosphere and the protagonist’s psychological journey. Known for its poetic language and innovative structure, "Peterburg" examines the individual's connection to societal upheaval and divine mystery, making it a significant work in Russian modernist literature.