Crime and Punishment
Dostoevsky's psychological masterpiece follows Raskolnikov who murders pawnbroker to test his theory of extraordinary individuals. Through guilt, redemption, and Sonya's love, it explores morality, suffering, and salvation. The novel's psychological depth influenced modern literature and philosophy. Raskolnikov's internal torment reveals conscience's inescapability.
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