Crime And Punishment

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First Published In 1866, This Novel Follows Rodion Raskolnikov, A Destitute Former Student In St. Petersburg Who Believes He Can Commit A Murder For A Greater Good. He Kills A Pawnbroker, Rationalizing That Her Death Will Benefit Society—But The Act Plunges Him Into A Spiral Of Guilt, Paranoia, And Existential Torment.\u003cbr\u003e\nAs Raskolnikov Wrestles With His Conscience, He Encounters A Cast Of Unforgettable Characters: The Compassionate Prostitute Sonya, The Relentless Detective Porfiry, And His Loyal Friend Razumikhin. Through Their Interactions, Dostoevsky Explores Themes Of Morality, Redemption, Justice, And The Duality Of Human Nature.\u003cbr\u003e\nThis Edition From Arcturus Publishing Presents The Novel In A Clean, Accessible Format, Ideal For Both First-Time Readers And Seasoned Lovers Of Classic Literature. Translated By Constance Garnett, It Preserves The Emotional Intensity And Philosophical Richness Of Dostoevsky’S Original Russian Text.\u003cbr\u003e\n“Pain And Suffering Are Always Inevitable For A Large Intelligence And A Deep Heart.”\u003c\/p\u003e"}