Crime and Punishment
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- Create Date：2021-05-06 07:52:07
- Update Date：2025-09-06
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- Author：Fyodor Dostoyevsky
- ISBN：0140449132
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Summary
'Crime？ What crime？。。。My killing a loathsome， harmful louse， a filthy old moneylender woman。。。and you call that a crime？'
Raskolnikov， a destitute and desperate former student， wanders through the slums of St Petersburg and commits a random murder without remorse or regret。 He imagines himself to be a great man， a Napoleon: acting for a higher purpose beyond conventional moral law。 But as he embarks on a dangerous game of cat and mouse with a suspicious police investigator， Raskolnikov is pursued by the growing voice of his conscience and finds the noose of his own guilt tightening around his neck。 Only Sonya， a downtrodden prostitute， can offer the chance of redemption。
This vivid translation by David McDuff has been acclaimed as the most accessible version of Dostoyevsky's great novel， rendering its dialogue with a unique force and naturalism。 This edition also includes a new chronology of Dostoyevsky's life and work。
Raskolnikov， a destitute and desperate former student， wanders through the slums of St Petersburg and commits a random murder without remorse or regret。 He imagines himself to be a great man， a Napoleon: acting for a higher purpose beyond conventional moral law。 But as he embarks on a dangerous game of cat and mouse with a suspicious police investigator， Raskolnikov is pursued by the growing voice of his conscience and finds the noose of his own guilt tightening around his neck。 Only Sonya， a downtrodden prostitute， can offer the chance of redemption。
This vivid translation by David McDuff has been acclaimed as the most accessible version of Dostoyevsky's great novel， rendering its dialogue with a unique force and naturalism。 This edition also includes a new chronology of Dostoyevsky's life and work。
Reviews
Ariana Alves
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Awesome novel。 I love it。 You can join in NovelStar writing contest with a theme "WEREWOLVES" Prices are amazing！ https://author。starlight。ink/essay/in。。。 （PC） http://app。novelstar。top/index/index/。。。 or email any of the following editors; hardy@novelstar。top joye@novelstar。top lena@novelstar。top app。novelstar。top Awesome novel。 I love it。 You can join in NovelStar writing contest with a theme "WEREWOLVES" Prices are amazing！ https://author。starlight。ink/essay/in。。。 （PC） http://app。novelstar。top/index/index/。。。 or email any of the following editors; hardy@novelstar。top joye@novelstar。top lena@novelstar。top app。novelstar。top 。。。more
Aaria Alves
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Awesome novel。 I love it。 You can join in NovelStar writing contest with a theme "WEREWOLVES" Prices are amazing！ https://author。starlight。ink/essay/in。。。 （PC） http://app。novelstar。top/index/index/。。。 or email any of the following editors; hardy@novelstar。top joye@novelstar。top lena@novelstar。top app。novelstar。top Awesome novel。 I love it。 You can join in NovelStar writing contest with a theme "WEREWOLVES" Prices are amazing！ https://author。starlight。ink/essay/in。。。 （PC） http://app。novelstar。top/index/index/。。。 or email any of the following editors; hardy@novelstar。top joye@novelstar。top lena@novelstar。top app。novelstar。top 。。。more
Emma Amorin
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Awesome novel。 I love it。 You can join in NovelStar writing contest with a theme "WEREWOLVES" Prices are amazing！ https://author。starlight。ink/essay/in。。。 （PC） http://app。novelstar。top/index/index/。。。 or email any of the following editors; hardy@novelstar。top joye@novelstar。top lena@novelstar。top app。novelstar。top Awesome novel。 I love it。 You can join in NovelStar writing contest with a theme "WEREWOLVES" Prices are amazing！ https://author。starlight。ink/essay/in。。。 （PC） http://app。novelstar。top/index/index/。。。 or email any of the following editors; hardy@novelstar。top joye@novelstar。top lena@novelstar。top app。novelstar。top 。。。more
Christopher
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Top 3 favorite novels of all time。
moony
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svidrigailov makes me uncomfy lol
Jay Kay
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Une lecture difficile mais aussi intense et necessaire
Rebekah Walker
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The writing is *chefs kiss* and it is a butthole clencher the entire time。 However， the ending is a little ？？？？？？？？
helena
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Surprisingly good
Kylie Jenner
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Awesome novel。 I love it。 You can join in NovelStar writing contest with a theme "WEREWOLVES" Prices are amazing！ https://author。starlight。ink/essay/in。。。 （PC） http://app。novelstar。top/index/index/。。。 or email any of the following editors; hardy@novelstar。top joye@novelstar。top lena@novelstar。top app。novelstar。top Awesome novel。 I love it。 You can join in NovelStar writing contest with a theme "WEREWOLVES" Prices are amazing！ https://author。starlight。ink/essay/in。。。 （PC） http://app。novelstar。top/index/index/。。。 or email any of the following editors; hardy@novelstar。top joye@novelstar。top lena@novelstar。top app。novelstar。top 。。。more
Daniel Bean
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An encounter with absolute literary genius
Gareth Hughes
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madra mia rosalia， what a book
Pedro LF
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Tremenda maravilla。。。 Ahora entiendo por qué Borges decía que Dostoievski escribía justamente lo bien que necesitaba escribir。 Lamento no poder haberlo leído del tirón （gracias Pablo por hacerme leer a Benjamin por el medio）， aunque sin duda he disfrutado de esta sabrosísima lectura y de su espeluznante final。 Sin embargo， no logro entender del todo el epílogo （agradezco comentarios sobre este punto）。Me quedo con las ganas de leer el resto de la obra de este animal de la psicología humana。
Elizabeth
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The only good thing about it was the fact that it's shorter than both Tolstoy novels I've read。 The only good thing about it was the fact that it's shorter than both Tolstoy novels I've read。 。。。more
Sam Muhammad
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Too gloomy， I could feel the cold weather and the weathered buildings which supposed to account for a good writing but not necessary a good personal experience with the book。 I felt like evey single character was just miserable， experiencing a different type of nihilism， an unrealized one maybe forced by the living condition at the time and place。 Too detailed you would expect at least a brilliant symbolism backing it up but nope！ Not enough。 And the prose is a genius only once in a while to bea Too gloomy， I could feel the cold weather and the weathered buildings which supposed to account for a good writing but not necessary a good personal experience with the book。 I felt like evey single character was just miserable， experiencing a different type of nihilism， an unrealized one maybe forced by the living condition at the time and place。 Too detailed you would expect at least a brilliant symbolism backing it up but nope！ Not enough。 And the prose is a genius only once in a while to bear with it。 I made it half way through till I felt like I kept reading only for the book reputation。 Raskolnikov is just going in circles for so long till I stopped paying attention to him。 That's right he was too tormented by his lack of actual punishment that it really got to me， I couldn't take it anymore。 Isn't that the merit of the story anyway？ 。。。more
Sam Jarada
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The protagonist is complex and the environment within this book really sets the dark tone of this awesome book。
Lorenzo Paião
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Tive uma experiência curiosa com Crime e Castigo。 Comecei e finalizei o livro enquanto revisitava psicopatologia de base psicodinâmica， deixando a leitura de um entrar pela leitura de outro livremente。 Assim， acabei tendo uma visão mais enviesada， dando maior atenção para os passeios pelo psiquismo， pelas patologias。 É palpável o interesse de Dostoiévski pelas discussões da época， usando seus personagens para expor teorias， postulados， tratamentos experimentais， etc。。。 O que， em longo prazo， tor Tive uma experiência curiosa com Crime e Castigo。 Comecei e finalizei o livro enquanto revisitava psicopatologia de base psicodinâmica， deixando a leitura de um entrar pela leitura de outro livremente。 Assim， acabei tendo uma visão mais enviesada， dando maior atenção para os passeios pelo psiquismo， pelas patologias。 É palpável o interesse de Dostoiévski pelas discussões da época， usando seus personagens para expor teorias， postulados， tratamentos experimentais， etc。。。 O que， em longo prazo， torna o texto cansativo， de ritmo quebrado， de racionalizações excessivas; ao mesmo tempo que alguns postulados são， para mim， os pontos mais interessantes do romance: "uma psicologia de dois gumes"， como diria Porfíri。 Talvez seja interessante ressaltar que a histeria como patologização do ser-mulher é constitutiva para o grosso do romance; tornar Raskolnikov o centro de um estudo de caso escrito ao contrário （escolhe-se a teoria e posteriormente se cria os sintomas） é uma coisa; um elenco feminino constituído unicamente de caricaturas de histéricas reverbera em discursos em disputa até os dias atuais。Terminei a leitura me perguntando o que poderia ter encontrado se tivesse abordado o texto por outro ângulo。 Por enquanto， me satisfaço em saber que minha leitura só é válida enquanto mantenho um determinado enquadramento teórico， datado， individual， meu。。。 Similar ao quanto Raskolnikov só é tão real quanto as teorias que partejam suas decisões。 。。。more
KL
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#rr
Petru Cervac
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The most powerful read I've had so far。 It's full of ideas that makes you think。 The most powerful read I've had so far。 It's full of ideas that makes you think。 。。。more
Aghiles
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The best i have ever read
Mariela Mora
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Excelente obra， mucha influencia psicológica， te atrapa de principio a fin
Biswajit Patnaik
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A well-written and a very unique plot。 It takes you through the psychology of the main character in a different way。
Andrea
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Fabuloso。 Me ha sorprendido muuuuy gratamente。 He adorado la pluma del autor。 La historia está muy interesante y encima la manera en que está escriti es simplemente maravillosa。 Siempre he tenido la manía de que sería un tocho aburrido sobre cosas que no me interesarían y。。。 No sé。 Que sería imposible de tragar。 Pero no！！！ Me ha encantado。 Reconozco que leía este libro y en ningún momento， ni siquiera hacia ya el final， supe cómo terminaría la historia。 Porque todo podía ocurrir ！ Uno de mis per Fabuloso。 Me ha sorprendido muuuuy gratamente。 He adorado la pluma del autor。 La historia está muy interesante y encima la manera en que está escriti es simplemente maravillosa。 Siempre he tenido la manía de que sería un tocho aburrido sobre cosas que no me interesarían y。。。 No sé。 Que sería imposible de tragar。 Pero no！！！ Me ha encantado。 Reconozco que leía este libro y en ningún momento， ni siquiera hacia ya el final， supe cómo terminaría la historia。 Porque todo podía ocurrir ！ Uno de mis personajes favoritos ha sido Rasumikine o como se escriba jajajaja y de mujeres Sonia。 Y por cierto， las madres en este libro me ponían de los nervios todas。 Una por "cándida madre" y otra por mala ！ En cuanto al prota no entiendo porqué todo el mundo le tiene manía cuando lo lee。 A mí no se me hizo nada insoportable。 De hecho， en cierto modo， llegué a empatizar （ aunque él sea muy distinto a mí， por supuesto ）。 También es que yo empatizo siempre con asesinos y tal。。。 Es lo que hay jajajaja estaré loca ？ Naaah mucho stephen king 😂 。。。more
Abhishek Choudhary
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Having read on multiple forums that the Richard Pevear and Larissa Volokhonsky's version being more recent and better than Constance Garnett's （which is available for free）， I went with the former option。 Our protagonist "Rodya"， is a troubled but conscientious young man， a college student in his twenties and a victim of destitution。 The story revolves around him committing a serious crime（double homicide）， which in his mind momentarily was justified。 But， given the intricacies of his unique pos Having read on multiple forums that the Richard Pevear and Larissa Volokhonsky's version being more recent and better than Constance Garnett's （which is available for free）， I went with the former option。 Our protagonist "Rodya"， is a troubled but conscientious young man， a college student in his twenties and a victim of destitution。 The story revolves around him committing a serious crime（double homicide）， which in his mind momentarily was justified。 But， given the intricacies of his unique position and his not so apparent kindness， he couldn't justify his actions。 A dissonance in his own theory （of permissibility of crude actions circumstantially） and his doings （ repentance post crime） wreaked havoc on his already traumatised brain。 Being an idealist himself magnified the suffering on him。The book also stresses on one's immediate environment and their subsequent actions ， and resulting thinking patterns。 The book has multiple well-thought and amicable characters; Razumikhin， "Dunya" and "Sofia" were my favourites。 。。。more
Esraa
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اقل مايقال عنها عظيمه
Theo
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DNF。Well， I now know why I couldn't get through this。 There was so， so much unecessary dialogue that just threw me off。 The plot kept dragging on and on and it felt like nothing was happening。 DNF。Well， I now know why I couldn't get through this。 There was so， so much unecessary dialogue that just threw me off。 The plot kept dragging on and on and it felt like nothing was happening。 。。。more
煜扬 贺
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Basically a good one， yet its flaws are obvious。 The biggest problem of it is that the author does not organize the plot well。 The intriguing part is—and only is—the last 1/4 part of this whole big novel！ The plot goes so slowly that it is hardly absorbing， and I nearly gave it up。 However， it should be noted that the seemingly boring psychological analysis， which takes up a great proportion in the novel， is not useless; rather， it has become somewhat a style of Dostoyevsky。
Aki Ranin
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Crime and Punishment by Fyodor Dostoyevsky⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️A little story about little lives in 19th century Russia， that examines how much meaning we can sometimes find in our random and meaningless existence。Three things I learned:1。 When it comes to self-justification of our choices and fate， we all probably consider ourselves special and different。2。 Our inner lives are mostly consumed by the desperation of satisfying fictitious external expectations， equally in 1866 as in 2021。3。 In our worst moment Crime and Punishment by Fyodor Dostoyevsky⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️A little story about little lives in 19th century Russia， that examines how much meaning we can sometimes find in our random and meaningless existence。Three things I learned:1。 When it comes to self-justification of our choices and fate， we all probably consider ourselves special and different。2。 Our inner lives are mostly consumed by the desperation of satisfying fictitious external expectations， equally in 1866 as in 2021。3。 In our worst moments of doubt we so easily forget that our present self and our present thoughts may later on seem completely misguided and false。 Humans are terrible self-critics。Who should read it:Anyone frustrated in their place in society， which is probably all of us to some degree。 This book can be cathartic。Favorite quote:“Mere existence had always been too little for him; he had always wanted more。 Perhaps it was just because of the strength of his desires that he had thought himself a man to whom more was permissible than to others。” 。。。more
Mehrnaz
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واقعا نمیدونم یه کتاب دیگه چی میتونه داشته باشهکاش تموم نمیشد کاش با شخصیت ها و تفکراتشون میشد زندگی کرد کاش میشد آنقدر واضح فکر کرد و بود
Natalia
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Querer soportar el sufrimiento， incluso vivir para ello; tanto así， que si no se sufre no se vive， pareciera que no se es merecedor de la vida。 Que crueldad， pero es el eterno castigo del hombre， el eterno crimen que arremete sobre sí mismo。Wanting to endure suffering， even living for it; so much so that if you do not suffer you do not live， it seems that you are not worthy of life。 What cruelty， but it is the eternal punishment of man， the eternal crime that he attacks on himself。
Matt Hall
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good story， solid audiobook。
Reference
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