Crime and Punishment Group
What is the theme, purpose and relevance of "Crime and Punishment" to today?
Created by mijeejo on May 12, 2009 in the Crime and Punishment Group.
In Crime and Punishment, Rodya buries the stolen goods under a rock, but there is a space between the rock and the goods. What could this space mean?
Created by chelseyloohoo on Sep 15, 2008 in the Crime and Punishment Group.- Representation of madness in 'Crime and Punishment'?
Created by pixiebell549 on Dec 28, 2007 in the Crime and Punishment Group.
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The primary theme of "Crime and Punishment" is guilt. Rudya kills the old woman, and spends the...
Posted by morrol on May 13, 2009 in the Crime and Punishment Group.
The novel "Crime and Punishment" is an examination of the guilty conscience. For the author,...
Posted by ms-mcgregor on Sep 15, 2008 in the Crime and Punishment Group.- I do agree that the novel can be read as a study of insanity, but to a certain degree. I think...
Posted by eabettencourt on Aug 23, 2008 in the Crime and Punishment Group. 
Yes, indeed, Crime and Punishment is an excellent novel to use as the basis for a discussion of...
Posted by cybil on Dec 28, 2007 in the Crime and Punishment Group.
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