Sin And*

Luo Xiang recommends checking in (each of us has dark elements in our hearts)

This book is the work of a master, so the level is extremely high

Is there redemption later? I don't think so. He was still stubborn and firm in his seemingly great theories, but he did not feel remorse for the sins he had committed. He wants to give us a seemingly bright and great ideal answer. He wanted to create an image of a great ideal redeemer for us. However, in fact, the final ending did not reflect this image well. He was still immersed in his seemingly great ideas, but he still did not take any action in the humble reality of poverty. In the end, he confessed his crime in reality, but he still resisted psychologically and did not admit the crime. The title of the book is Crime and Punishment. Where does his punishment appear? Of course it was his sensitive, fragile and morbid mentality after killing someone. Of course, he is the protagonist in the book. Apart from his crime of killing, the author tried his best to create a bright image of him. This is a kind, compassionate and upright poor college student. But the poverty in life, his seemingly great theory that was wrongly used in real life, and the various accidents and inevitability of life led him to commit murder. Therefore, the author also created the image of Luo Jia from a subjective perspective of sympathy and even praise.

When he is frustrated and humiliated, he will have the same idea as Raskolnikov: infer the evil hand, and then try to save himself by removing this evil hand. Raskolnikov put his "delusion" into action, committed murder, and fell into a state of panic and punishment all day long. It turns out that "delusion" is "crime and punishment". At the end of the novel, what finally redeems Raskolnikov, who is still serving hard labor in Siberia, is Sonia's gentle and firm love, as well as her tenacity and rational response in the face of suffering.

Now that I have read the first two chapters, I am a little confused. Why did the male protagonist kill the old lady in the pawn shop? Is it because he is supercilious, because he is poor, or because he listened to other people's talk about robbing the rich and giving to the poor. It is certain that he robbed the rich, but after taking the money, he did not eat and drink, nor did he pay back the debt, but he still used all his resources to support others. Maybe he was still a little scared and did not dare to use the money he robbed! Keep reading, hoping to find the answer to what kind of person the male protagonist is and what kind of ending he will have.

It is worthy of being a classic work by a master, and the description of the inner world of the characters has reached an astonishing degree.

This book may not be translated so smoothly, but it is still a classic. If you can overcome the unfluency of reading and the change of names, you will find that from this book you not only see Luo Jia's sin and redemption, but also gain your own another view and insight into the world and society.

It looks quite tiring 😂 but the rewards are great

It's a masterpiece. I personally feel that Dostoevsky's description and portrayal of characters have reached an unprecedented perfection. Raskolnikov is self-righteous but very complicated in his heart. He can give generously to the poor, and he can also sacrifice money to implement his own ideas. Killing people, this contradictory and unified behavior makes this man full of flesh and blood; and the portrayal of "punishment" after the killing is undoubtedly very speculative: Is the superman theory like Nietzsche more correct, or is it like Sonia said: No one has the right to judge other people's lives More correct? I think Dostoevsky gave the answer. The point of complaint is that everyone around the male protagonist is too kind to him, whether it is his mother, sister, friends, or Sonia. If there is one person in the world who treats him like them, I believe this person will be very happy.

The protagonist is a poor scholar. He spent his family's money to study in a famous school in a big city. However, he still ended up on the street because he could not afford the tuition and room and board fees in the big city. He owed several months of rent. At this time, he wanted to kill the old woman who borrowed loan sharks, rob the poor and help the rich, and use all the money from her exploitation to help the poor. However, after killing her, he fell into deep self-blame and began a long road to redemption.

For the disgust of ugliness, he punished it on behalf of God. Being born as a human being is an irreparable fault. From then on, he felt like living in hell on earth. In the cold darkness, the soft light shining on him seemed extremely hot, burning him to the point of unbearable pain. The long-term confrontation with pain made him gradually become numb, and he gradually looked down upon everything. From the moment he accepted the pain, the soft light shining on him became soft and warm. He also gained a new life and calmly faced new life and challenges.

Raskolnikov is the most classic character written by Dostyev, and together with this book, he is regarded as a heretical representative of Russian literature; this confession and repentance of confronting the nihility and meaninglessness of human nature runs through this book. I am not kneeling to you, but to all human sufferings - this is Raskolnikov's ignorance and recklessness in his 20s. The subsequent awakening is a sign of human maturity and soul growth; people are not gods or saints, and they will commit sins throughout their lives; but people are also human beings, and living in this world has its own reasons; sinners remain here, but victims leave this world forever. Who can really tell whether this is a redemption for the sufferers or a punishment for the sinners.

If Luo Jia can accept the reality of poverty and work hard for life, he may achieve something, but his unusual thinking has changed his destiny, so he still has to accept the punishment of the law in order to gain inner peace!

Very well written! The characterization is very detailed and very consistent with various human problems. It is very suitable for people who like writing to learn writing techniques and skills. All in all, it felt like my eyes were brightening and I felt I learned a lot. After reading it, it does not mean the end, but a new beginning.

I hope it ends happily and that future generations will be peaceful. It's just a pity that the male protagonist's mother

Life is so difficult, so don't think about committing crimes, as your conscience will be condemned.

Living in a bad environment will give rise to many psychological fantasies. , It is extremely rare to be able to control oneself and wake up. . . . .

After God was expelled from earthly life, the world was reduced to a war between various isms, ideological trends and movements. Supporters of various spirits attacked each other in squares, parliaments and shopping malls. Many people claimed to be the saviors of mankind and would lead the people to crush all the ugliness in the world with their noble character and courageous spirit. However, history has proven that these arrogant people brought more suffering to the world and brought purgatory to the world. The same is true of the reflections that Dosage's book can bring to us.

If eating fish was good for your brain, you'd have to eat a whale!

I feel like the translation is not as good as other versions.

I can't understand many places. It's because I'm uneducated or the writing is too connotative. I'll study it slowly the second time.

Wonderful description of psychological activities

I read a dozen chapters in the e-book, bought the physical book and read it again. It was discovered that the protagonist wanted to kill the old lady from the beginning. If you use Fuji swipe, you might not be able to understand it.

Except for some slight flaws in the translated sentences, overall it's pretty good.

It is one of the famous novels by Russian writer Dostoyevsky. This novel uses the crime and inner struggle of the protagonist Rodion Rostovsky as clues to deeply explore the complex relationship between evil, morality and human nature. The author shows the complexity of human desires and sins through delicate psychological descriptions and tense storylines. This book is a thought-provoking literary classic for readers interested in psychological analysis and exploration of human nature.

What follows is very exciting, be sure to keep reading.

Very good, worthy of being a masterpiece

The psychological description is great

The psychological description is great

Classic literary masterpieces Raskolnikov's theory represented the rights and freedom of the poor, and he was charitable even though he himself was poor and hungry. He is right to elevate the theory of the oppression and exploitation of the poor to the overall phenomenon of society; all theories and struggles for the freedom and rights of the majority of people are great. He killed the old woman based on this theory, because the money from the old woman's exploitation can help more poor people. And this career can also lead to personal success—a Napoleonic innovator. But from a practical point of view, this theory does not have much power for a lone traveler. He cannot change the legal and social environment. Only when the whole society has this belief will the "lice" stop sucking blood and disappear. The real society is opposite to his theory, so he has been criticized and judged by society for a long time, as if he is more terrible than those vampires. From the perspective of law - he is a murderer; from the perspective of poverty and freedom - he is a great man who eliminates violence and brings peace of mind. He never thought that he had committed a crime. He surrendered just because he didn't want people around him to feel sorry for him. Sonia's tolerance and selflessness are like a beacon standing in the darkness. No matter how strong the wind and rain are, or how dark the sky is, she is always there shining light to guide him home... Sonia brought him back from a theoretical life to real life. They also began to feel the warmth and happiness from each other...