Resumo de Crime And Punishment - Fiodor Dostoi¨ski

It is a work written during one time critical and animated
for the author who was tested and émotionnellement stripped
financially. This situation does not remove anything with
the value of this work of the one most influential the
modern literature. With through Raskolnikov, principal
character of this novel, the author carries us in an
adventure of most extravagant, full with despair, anger,
hatred, love. This Young student in right is a being rich
in intellectual faculties and morals, sinks, sad, proud and
proud, impressionable and hypochondriac. Generous and
good. He does not like to express his own feelings.
Terribly contained. All annoys it; it remains wide
without anything to make; it is not interested in nothing
of what interests the others. For lack of Raskolnikov
money stopped its studies. Wishing to help his sister who
is about to marry a lout to help her family, it decides to
assassinate an old usurière in order to steal her savings
to him. Raskolnikov is consolidated in its theory by an
act of escape from a common morals by making a homicide
planned and carried out cold blood. But its fixed price
does not proceed as envisaged and the crime was not
perfect: admittedly it kills the usurière, but it
assassinates also his sister. In addition, the spoils much
thinner than are envisaged. This failure makes him become
aware that freedom and moral independence that it sought
are lost. We are absorbed magistralement by the thought
Christian existentialist of Dostoïevski. We are brought to
contemplate subjects like death, forgiveness, the
acceptance of the defects of the others and the redemption
by the psychological suffering. This lovesong is a major
reflexion on the psychic human one. In the reaction
testifies to the young person who could escape very well
but which, inexplicably acknowledged its crime with Sonia,
a prostitute with which it made knowledge and by which it
was moved by his devotion. It sold its body to face the
misery of the family hearth. And as if it sought its self-
destruction or taken of a strong guilt feeling, it goes on
several occasions in Porphyre judge. This last, convinced
of the culpability of Raskolnikov, condemns it to eight
years of bagne with its deportation in Siberia.
Raskolnikov accepts the judgment of the men resigning
itself to the Russian tragedy salvation by the passive
tender

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