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The Double

Fyodor Dostoevsky

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The official Golyadkin struggles to maintain dignity in Petersburg’s social and bureaucratic world. After a humiliating encounter, he meets a man who appears to be his exact double. The newcomer’s growing presence threatens his position and intensifies his difficulty understanding what other people intend.

About The Double

The narration stays close to anxious explanations that repeatedly fail to stabilize events. Formal politeness, rank, and office routine become sources of menace because Golyadkin cannot confidently interpret them. Follow the repetitions and abrupt changes in tone, and consider how the wish to be recognized as an independent individual coexists with desperate dependence on everyone else’s judgment.

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Read the unstable explanations and office rituals as a crisis of recognition takes the uncanny form of another self.

This reading edition contains 60,372 words in 13 original sections. Read the text online with adjustable type and three colour themes, or keep a printable PDF.

Author: Fyodor Dostoevsky. Language: English. Reading edition: 28 October 2026.

Opening excerpt

It was a little before eight o’clock in the morning when Yakov Petrovitch

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  1. Chapter 112 min
  2. Chapter 217 min
  3. Chapter 314 min
  4. Chapter 423 min
  5. Chapter 514 min
  6. Chapter 623 min
  7. Chapter 717 min
  8. Chapter 824 min
  9. Chapter 935 min
  10. Chapter 1036 min
  11. Chapter 1119 min
  12. Chapter 1222 min
  13. Chapter 1327 min

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