Task: Text Categorization
Input (English): Andrew Barratt has argued that the primary religious motivations of this novel are grounded in Gnostic thought, rather than its traditionally believed source. Ivan Bezdomny is taken to a mental ward in this novel, which is later occupied by another of the characters who wrote a novel depicting the Passion of Christ which uses his ethnic name Yeshua. One character in this novel is accompanied by an aged prostitute, an evil trickster, and a cat named Behemoth. In order to find her boyfriend, one titular character of this novel agrees to act as the Queen in a ball held in Berlioz's apartment, where Woland, as the emissary of the devil, will be presiding. For 10 points, name this novel by Mikhail Bulgakov.
Output (English): Literature