"Crime and Punishment" is the highest achievement of the crime novel. Within the framework of the police procedural genre, the writer raised questions that remain unresolved to this day. What should a person be: a "trembling creature," as Raskolnikov puts it, or a "Napoleon"? This is a challenge of the 21st century as well. Written in 1866, the novel "Crime and Punishment" remains the most widely read book in the world to this day and is included in most school literature curricula. Included in all school and university programs and adapted for the screen many times, Dostoevsky's novel "Crime and Punishment" has not ceased to be one of the most brilliant and "cornerstone" works of Russian and world literature.
This novel speaks not only of crime and punishment, but also of sacrifice, love, and compassion.
Author: Fyodor Dostoevsky
Pages: 592 (offset). Hardcover
Dimensions: 207x130x32 mm
Series: Bright Pages
