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BookClip 'Crime and Punishment', by Dostoevsky

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Uploaded by on Apr 15, 2007

One of the 100 best books of all times!

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  • I understand: but posting is easy. If you can, I could help you. Anyway, we could change some ideas regarding the next bookclip!

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  • i agree with u

    dostovesky is the best writer

  • Love this book! Dostoevsky is a genius: getting you to feel the anxiety and dizziness and darkness in a character such as Raskolnikov.  I'm reading 'The Idiot' now. I dare say it impossible for anyone not to relate to at least one, if not more, of his characters; you are completely enamored with worlds that are so beautifully created through his writings. My favorite author by far!

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  • This is far from his greatest novel.

  • Yes, agreed he is the master

  • i'm not gunna lie, i had a VERY hard time sitting down to read this book. i found the plot extremely hard to get into. oncei sparknote-s it and watched some video clips on here to get the general plot its was a lot easier to sit down and read it, because then i was curious to find what was left out.

  • I like Kafka personally more, but dostovesky is still great, i'm reading the idiot now.

  • I really love 'Crime and Punishment'. You're right, it's a great book, but it's so much more than this clip suggests... I think the clip makes it seem sorta like a cheap thriller.

  • I liked this clip so much, it represents the story accurately with a pace which is in contrast with the heaviness of a classic novel. Very creative and modern. Great work!

    And u mentioned suggestions below.. I'd like to see a clip like this for another classic "Tale of the Two Cities" by Charles Dickens :)

  • You are correct.

  • Raskolnikov's motive was not simply the money, he ditches all the valuables. His motives were obscure although I'm sure if they made it a movie they would simplify it in such a way.

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