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Crime & Punishment

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April 12, 2015

 

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Sigmund Freud muses that Dostoevky, although he displayed no criminal tendencies, did in fact possess a destructive instinct that was directed at himself instead of others, thius obstructing any connection between Dost and Raskolnikov's destructive inclinations, which are expressed outwardly . This identification with Raskolnikov also explains Dostoevsky's unwavering sympathy for his protagonist and criminals in general...
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This identification with Raskolnikov also explains Dostoevsky's unwavering sympathy for his protagonist and criminals in general. The Marmeledovs are also reminiscent of people in Dostoevsky's life. Dostoevsky's first marriage was to Marya Isaeva, an unstable young woman who was married to a hopeless drunk at the time that Dostoevsky met and fell in love with her...
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