Podcasts that mention 📚 Crime and Punishment by Fyodor Dostoevsky

I think Brothers katsov is one of the three or four greatest novels ever written crime and punishment is a tremendous novel but then you get the novels like the idiot or the possessed which I think have great moments but they're kind of sprawling books which you know he doesn't reign in sufficiently

The speaker calls 'Crime and Punishment' by Dostoevsky a tremendous novel.

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but the the other book i was going to say is dostoevsky's crime and punishment and uh i mean i've always wanted to go to saint pete's uh just to sort of see with my own eyes what the word pictures that dostoevsky created in crime and punishment

The guest recommends this book by Dostoevsky, mentioning how it captured him as a teenager and is a text he returns to often.

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but when I was 19 I read crime and punishment Right that was another that was another great one that talked me out of ever really doing crime

George Hotz mentions reading this book when he was 19 and how it influenced him against committing crimes.

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I am one of my favorite books and the reason I always wanted to learn Russian was Crime and Punishment

The speaker mentions "Crime and Punishment" as one of their favorite books and the reason they wanted to learn Russian.

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then you're in dostoevsky in territory it's like his book uh crime and punishment because raskolnikov the protagonist decides that all this is nonsense

Jordan Peterson mentions Dostoevsky's book Crime and Punishment when discussing the idea that if there is no God, everything is permitted, using the protagonist Raskolnikov as an example.

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