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Έγκλημα και Τιμωρία

Author: Fyodor Dostoevsky

Starting from a crime for which society itself is responsible, Dostoevsky, in the role of the perpetrator who is also a victim, showcases his existential anxiety in the face of a grim world.

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Starting from a crime for which society itself is responsible, Dostoevsky, in the role of the perpetrator who is also a victim, showcases his existential anxiety in the face of a grim world.

With 'Crime and Punishment', the author presents us with the existential problem: the student Raskolnikov, who becomes a murderer protesting against social injustice and...

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Starting from a crime for which society itself is responsible, Dostoevsky, in the role of the perpetrator who is also a victim, showcases his existential anxiety in the face of a grim world.

With 'Crime and Punishment', the author presents us with the existential problem: the student Raskolnikov, who becomes a murderer protesting against social injustice and denouncing it, questions whether he is ultimately a criminal, while those who wage wars are responsible for millions of deaths around the world...

The psychological analysis of the hero by the great Russian author gives depth to the work, and his reflections make it timeless. It is rightly considered one of the great novels of world literature and is taught in many psychology schools of the modern world.

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Author
Fyodor Dostoevsky
Publisher
Zacharopoulos S. I.
Publishers
Zacharopoulos S. I.
Type
Classic Literature
Cover
Soft
Number of Pages
672
Publication Date
1988
Dimensions
12x17 cm
ISBN-13
9789602080269

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