Crime and Punishment - Dostoevsky

About the book Dostoevsky posed the most urgent and eternal questions facing humanity, and he becomes more present despite the passing of about a century and a half since his death. He draws our thoughts and feelings so that we can see ourselves and our world with all its misery and greatness, with all its worthiness and triviality, and with all the evils and goodness hidden within the human soul. He also draws us to see our world with the beauty of its dreams and illusions. Dostoevsky depicts in "Crime and Punishment" that eternal conflict within the soul between good and evil, and offers a profound and astonishing reflection on the idea of justice and the struggle of values within that soul. He studies issues of existence, suffering, goodness, evil, love, crime, passions, and utility. Publication Year 2017 Author: Dostoevsky Translation: Dr. Sami Al-Durubidar Al-Noor Publishing Number of pages: 856 To view other works by Dostoevsky: White Nights The Brothers Karamazov Miserable, Humiliated The Gambler The Devils Memories from the House of the Dead In a Grave The Crocodile The Eternal Husband Winter Memories about Summer Feelings Nostalgia Nizfanovna The Village of Setia Netchikovo and its inhabitants The Neighbor with a Weak Heart White Nights - Arab Cultural Center