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…Crime and Punishment - Book Report - Setting This story was written and takes place in 1866 fifty years before the Russian Revolution and during the American Civil War in the ugly slums of St. Petersburg. Anyway, in my eyes the author already…

…Fydor Doestevsky's Crime and Punishment is a psychological study of the main character Raskolnikov. Outwardly, other characters in the novel represent different facets of Raskolnikov's personality. Raskolnikov's personality is represented through…

…In the novel Crime and Punishment, by Fyodor Dostoyevsky, appearance versus reality is a dominant theme. The theme of appearance versus reality is displayed through the irony of character’s situations. This major theme is also enhanced by the author…

…The problem of violence in schools today is a major concern. Crime in and around schools threatens the well being of students, as well as the school staff and the surrounding communities. It also holds back learning and student achievement. The problem…

…Three notebooks with drafts and notes for Crime and Punishment have been preserved, that is, three manuscript versions of the novel: the first, short version ("the novella"); the second, lengthier version; and the third, final version. These correspond…

…, satellite, computer networks had lead us to the latest revolution and also it is bring us to the newest style of crime, which is what I call "Software Crime". Alternatively, in most cases we can say this is about software piracy. Software crime is generally…

…important issue because if those guns are used in a crime police forces can not find the gun’s owner, but if you have a certificate of gun ownership, police forces will find you in a short period of time. The number of gun owner are too much that is why…

…“…the buzzing and struggling of some large fly as it swooped and beat against the windowpane.” (Crime and Punishment, pg. 332) In the novel Crime and Punishment by Fydor Dostoevsky the main character Rodion Romanovich Raskolnikov consciously avoids…

…problems, he lived as a struggling writer in St. Petersburg, a city stricken with poverty. Dostoyevsky's novel, Crime and Punishment, ingeniously illustrates the blatant destitution that plagued the city of St. Petersburg in nineteenth century. Throughout Crime…

…After reading Crime and Punishment, I reflected on many aspects of the text: content, symbolism, and questions that were left marked in my mind. One of the most fascinating aspects for me, as a reader, was simply the plot. From the first page, I…