Crime and Punishment
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Why you should read C & P (TED Ed): Link
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Characters in C & P: Click here
Context of Dostoevsky: Click here
The World of C & P: Link
Biography Documentary on Dostoevsky: Click here
How Dostoevsky influenced famous artist Edvard Munch: Link
"Pray for Chekhov: Or What Russian Literature can teach conservatives," a lecture by Dr. Gary Morson: Link
David Foster Wallace essay on Joseph Frank's magisterial biography of Dostoevsky from his collection of essays, Consider the Lobster: Click here
Rowan Williams on Dostoevsky: Link
BBC "In Our Time" Podcast with Stanford professor: link
Irwine Weil, professor at Northwestern University, on C&P: Link
Irwine Weil (see above) on Dostoevsky: Link
Dostoevsky and Nietzsche lecture by Stanford professor of philosophy: Link
Dr. Michael Katz, professor at Middlebury College, lectures on Crime and Punishment: Link
Another lecture by Dr. Katz (see above): Link
Interesting, intimate interview with an unnamed man about Crime and Punishment: Link
1980 Movie Adaptation of C&P, starring John Hurt:
Crime and Punishment really about Regicide? Link
Tolstoy or Dostoevsky? 8 experts weigh in: Link
Thug Notes on Notes from the Underground: Click here
Character Map from Novel
Map of St. Petersburg, Russia, circa 1883 (20 years after novel, Crime & Punishment)
