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Original Title:	Fyodor Dostoyevsky's Crime and Punishment (Monarch Notes)
ISBN:	0671005170 (ISBN13: 9780671005177)
Series:	Monarch Notes

Fyodor Dostoyevsky's Crime and Punishment (Monarch Notes)

John D. Simons

Paperback | Pages: 97 pages

Rating: 4.37 | 1531 Users | 36 Reviews

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Title	:	Fyodor Dostoyevsky's Crime and Punishment (Monarch Notes)
Author	:	John D. Simons
Book Format	:	Paperback
Book Edition	:	Anniversary Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 97 pages
Published	:	January 1st 1988 by Monarch Press
Categories	:	Classics. Fiction. Cultural. Russia. Literature. Novels

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I read this while a teenage ballet dancer, trying to figure out what the hell I wanted to be when I grew up (Answer: Not a ballet dancer). The main character's grapplings with right & wrong, good & evil, led me to a.) think a little harder about what I did or did not owe to the world, & b.) realize there are people out there with real problems. I started reading Dostoevsky because I was dancing a lot of Russian ballets at the time; I thought it might help me understand the culture better. It did — oh, how it did — but I got way more out of it than I bargained for.

It was an incredibly dense read, which required of me a slower, more thoughtful approach to reading (I was never much of a skimmer to begin with, but this book was hella demanding). It changed the way I read. And it changed the way I thought. And it changed me. Thank you, Fyodor. [NB: For some reason, when I first added this book to Goodreads, I gave it three stars. It seems petty & mean to rank it, at all, but if I'm going to rank a book that changed me this much, five stars it is.]

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Deeply revealing of the turmoil that goes on in most people's psyche. If you are interested in Psychology and human condition I recommend reading all of his novel.

about 30% done - also on the treadmill with speach to text on he kindle. Pretty good- can't wait to read the ending

I know this is considered a classic, however I was not at all impressed by the writing style. Overall I felt that this entire novel could have been condensed into a couple of chapters. I'd say I should re-read it, but I'm just not that interested.

One of the greatest books I've ever read.

I've been reading this book on and off for about twenty years and I've never finished it.I love the idea of it and the atmosphere generated but I find that what I can only describe as what's "lost in translation" and just as infuriatingly "added in translation" really skews the playing field for me.I've only got as far as the part where Raskolnikov is awakened from his fever by,I think,his friend Kubizek.I really must give it a go again now that I'm a fully fledged adult.Incidentally,has anyone

This may be my favorite book of all time.I remember reading it for the first time as fast as I could because I needed to know. I immediately re-read it to savor the compelling characters.

intense fantastic must read !