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❓How would Dostoevsky's Stavrogin and Ivan Karamazov have developed if there had been a kind of Bataille-style eroticism？

✏️It's important to note that Fyodor Dostoevsky did not write "The Brothers Karamazov" with a Bataille-style eroticism in mind, and it would be difficult to predict how the characters of Stavrogin and Ivan Karamazov would have developed under such a framework. However, we can speculate on how their relationship might have evolved based on Bataille's ideas about eroticism and transgression.

Bataille believed that eroticism was a force that could break down social norms and boundaries, leading to a transformation of the self and society. He saw transgression, the breaking of taboos and limits, as a way to achieve this transformation. In his view, the experience of eroticism involved a blurring of the boundaries between the self and the other, a dissolution of the ego and a merging with the world.

If we imagine that Ivan and Stavrogin had developed a Bataille-style erotic attraction, it's possible that their relationship would have become a transgressive and transformative force. Their erotic connection could have broken down the barriers between them, leading to a dissolution of the self and a merging with the other.

However, it's also possible that their relationship would have become destructive or even violent. Bataille believed that eroticism could lead to a state of extreme agitation and even madness, and it's possible that Ivan and Stavrogin's attraction could have pushed them to the brink of their sanity.

Overall, it's difficult to say how the characters of Ivan and Stavrogin would have developed under a Bataille-style framework, as it would be a significant departure from the original novel. However, we can speculate that their relationship would have become a transformative and potentially dangerous force, blurring the boundaries between them and pushing them to the limits of their sanity.