Description
Discover the riveting depth of Fyodor Dostoevsky's literary masterpiece with the **Crime and Punishment Norton Critical Edition**. This **Norton Critical Edition** offers readers a new translation by Michael Katz, ensuring accessibility to readers of all backgrounds. As one of the most significant works in world literature, this edition not only includes the complete text of Dostoevsky's seminal novel but also features invaluable supplementary material to enhance your understanding and appreciation of the narrative.
Within these 576 pages, explore the **detailed historical context** with a comprehensive preface and enlightening explanations in footnotes. The **Norton Critical Edition of Crime and Punishment** also presents a unique **map of St. Petersburg**, giving geographical context to Raskolnikov's journey. Readers will benefit from **key excerpts** from Dostoevsky's notebooks and letters, providing a rare insight into his creative process and thoughts.
In addition, this edition showcases twenty-six **scholarly essays** from notable Russian, European, and American literary critics, delving into various interpretations and analyses of the novel's intricate themes such as morality, guilt, redemption, and the psychology of crime. With a thorough **chronology** outlining Dostoevsky's life and a carefully curated **selected bibliography**, this edition is an essential resource for both scholars and enthusiasts.
Whether you're studying Russian literature, exploring existential philosophy, or simply seeking a profound reading experience, the **Crime and Punishment Norton Critical Edition** is your gateway to a deeper understanding of one of the most profound narratives ever written. Engage with Dostoevsky like never before through this comprehensive and beautifully crafted edition.
Within these 576 pages, explore the **detailed historical context** with a comprehensive preface and enlightening explanations in footnotes. The **Norton Critical Edition of Crime and Punishment** also presents a unique **map of St. Petersburg**, giving geographical context to Raskolnikov's journey. Readers will benefit from **key excerpts** from Dostoevsky's notebooks and letters, providing a rare insight into his creative process and thoughts.
In addition, this edition showcases twenty-six **scholarly essays** from notable Russian, European, and American literary critics, delving into various interpretations and analyses of the novel's intricate themes such as morality, guilt, redemption, and the psychology of crime. With a thorough **chronology** outlining Dostoevsky's life and a carefully curated **selected bibliography**, this edition is an essential resource for both scholars and enthusiasts.
Whether you're studying Russian literature, exploring existential philosophy, or simply seeking a profound reading experience, the **Crime and Punishment Norton Critical Edition** is your gateway to a deeper understanding of one of the most profound narratives ever written. Engage with Dostoevsky like never before through this comprehensive and beautifully crafted edition.