Crime and Punishment. Dostoevsky F.

One of the “cornerstones” of Russian and world literature, included in all school and university programs, the repeatedly filmed by Dostoevsky’s novel “Crime and Punishment” poses the reader of the most important moral and core issues-about faith, conscience, sin and about temptation through temptation suffering. A refutation of the criminal “ideas-passion”, “ugly dream”, which took possession of Rodion Raskolnikov’s mind in the most “intentional” and “fantastic” city in the world, is the main content of this complex, combining several different genres of the book. Conceived as a “psychological report of one crime”, Dostoevsky’s novel appeared before the reader of a grandiose artistic and philosophical study of human nature, a Christian tragedy about the death and resurrection of the soul.