Crime and Punishment

by Fyodor Dostoevsky

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Summary

In the slums of St. Petersburg, the impoverished former student Raskolnikov convinces himself that a great man is above the law and commits a brutal murder. Tormented by guilt and pursued by a shrewd investigator, he spirals through paranoia and despair in Dostoevsky's searching study of conscience, suffering and redemption.

Book Details

Pages:551

Year:1941

Publisher:Harper & Brothers, Publishers

Language:en

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💡 Tip: This book is recommended for Advanced learners (C1).Long complex texts with implicit meaning

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