Crime and Punishment Analysis (Part 5)

This is my analysis of “Crime and Punishment” by Fyodor Dostoevsky.
I’m currently rereading this novel and I’d love to discuss it with you in the comments!

DOSTOEVSKY: WHERE TO START?

CRIME AND PUNISHMENT PART 1

CRIME AND PUNISHMENT PART 2

CRIME AND PUNISHMENT PART 3

CRIME AND PUNISHMENT PART 4

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Malborough s'en va t'en guerre

Du hast Diamanten und Perlen

The Dream

Music
Six Musical Moments, D. 780 - III. Allegro moderato in F minor by Franz Schubert
Performed by: Sofja Gülbadamova

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[Jag]

Chapter 4 could easily have its own video. It is one of the most poignant scenes of self reflection. Raskolnikov's sporadic hatred for Sonya seems like the result of heaping burning coals on one's head through kindness. Like the Bible verse.

[jeffseng]

I really loved how you pointed out that that Rodion couldn’t kill the pawn broker ( his bad side) without also killing his good side. Thank you so much for all your hard work

[Gunther]

When i complete a part from the book i know that i have missed some details and i know where to come to know of it.

This channel really makes the book 2x interesting thanks for these videos

There's only one part remaining now I'm kinda sad and feel like don't want to read it to end.

And again im requesting you to come back Queen this is the only channel on YT i spend most time with although i found it too late.

[ahmedminhal]

I can't stretch how much this channel has helped me.

[brianthomas]

I really enjoy your knowledge on Dostoevsky. I'm an English teacher, and I've found this extremely insightful.

[tessbailey]

Thank you for the great insight! Helped me to pick up things I definitely didn't know! xx

[jbriaz]

This is a terrific video like the prior ones. I’m looking forward to reading Anna Karenina because of the quality here. It’s a damn shame that it appears Sofia decided to stop there, given her insight.

[MOSDEFemcees]

What's your favorite translation of this novel? Great summary

[sitting_nut]

wonderfully insightful as always. thanks.
thanks also for the links. especially of lermontov's the dream, with translation by nabokov