"The Possessed" (novel)

"The Possessed," also known as "Demons" or "The Devils," is a novel by Fyodor Dostoevsky that explores political and ideological turmoil in 19th-century Russia. Through complex characters and intense dialogues, it examines radical revolutionary movements, moral conflicts, and the impact of nihilism. The story delves into how revolutionary ideologies can lead to chaos, violence, and the erosion of traditional values, ultimately questioning the nature of good, evil, and societal progress. It serves as a profound psychological and philosophical critique of radical unrest and its consequences on individuals and society.