Dostoevsky novel Jiang calls the great novel of Russian civilization, centered on Raskolnikov's reasoned murder and the heart's judgment.
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Crime and Punishment
Dostoevsky novel Jiang calls the great novel of Russian civilization, centered on Raskolnikov's reasoned murder and the heart's judgment.
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Crime and Punishment shows that reasoning a murder into moral acceptability cannot overcome the human heart; reason is nothing if the heart rejects it.
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"...deeply about the meaning of life. He writes something called Crime and Punishment. Which is really the great novel of Russian civilization."
"...long time. He's got it all reasoned out. And what crime and punishment will show us is. Reason is nothing. It doesn't really matter...."
"And you're like. That makes no sense. But again. That's the beauty of Russian literature. It's focused on what drives us psychologically. It's not..."
"...This is something that Dostoevsky talks about in his book Crime and Punishment. So, in the book Crime and Punishment, the protagonist wants to..."
"...Of. Russian civilization. Okay. So. Let's see how this influences. Crime and punishment. So. This is a very important passage. In. Crime. And. Punishment...."
"...And. Is. Important. Because. What. Dostoevsky. Wants. To. Show. In. Crime. And. Punishment. Is. That. This. Sort. Of. Reasoning. It. Sounds. Right. But. It...."
"...right? So Russians, you have Anna Karenina, War and Peace, Crime and Punishment. The Germans have great philosophy, Kant, Nietzsche, Hegel. We'll go into..."
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