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17-04-2017
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Fyodor Dostoyevsky ; Sheba Blake
Crime and Punishment
Fyodor Dostoyevsky ; Sheba Blake
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Crime
and
Punishment
is
a
novel
by
the
Russian
author
Fyodor
Dostoyevsky.
It
was
first
published
in
the
literary
journal
The
Russian
Messenger
in
twelve
monthly
installments
during
1866.
It
was
later
published
in
a
single
volume.
It
is
the
second
of
Dostoyevsky's
full-length
novels
following
his
return
from
10
years
of
exile
in
Siberia.
Crime
and
Punishment
is
considered
the
first
great
novel
of
his
"mature"
period
of
writing.
Crime
and
Punishment
focuses
on
the
mental
anguish
and
moral
dilemmas
of
Rodion
Raskolnikov,
an
impoverished
ex-student
in
Saint
Petersburg
who
formulates
and
executes
a
plan
to
kill
an
unscrupulous
pawnbroker
for
her
cash.
Raskolnikov,
in
an
attempt
to
defend
his
actions,
argues
that
with
the
pawnbroker's
money
he
can
perform
good
deeds
to
counterbalance
the
crime,
while
ridding
the
world
of
a
vermin.
He
also
commits
the
murder
to
test
a
theory
of
his
that
dictates
some
people
are
naturally
capable
of
such
actions,
and
even
have
the
right
to
perform
them.
Several
times
throughout
the
novel,
Raskolnikov
compares
himself
with
Napoleon
Bonaparte
and
shares
his
belief
that
murder
is
permissible
in
pursuit
of
a
higher purpose.
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