Discover a profound psychological tale full of tension and moral dilemmas. Crime and Punishment is a book that draws you into the world of the human soul like few others.

This masterful novel by the Russian classic Fyodor Mikhailovich Dostoevsky, first published in 1866, features some of the most striking characters in nineteenth-century literature. The work is not only a captivating story full of dramatic twists but also a deep philosophical examination of conscience, guilt, and the tension between law and justice. Thanks to a new and fresh Czech translation by Roger Cockerell, you can enjoy this magnificent story of psychological tension and moral searching even more intensely.

Crime and Punishment is one of the cornerstones of world literature, continuing to inspire readers and scholars to this day. It offers not only entertainment but also food for thought about human nature and society.

Key benefits of the book Crime and Punishment:

• Psychological depth: Offers a detailed insight into the complexity of human thought and emotion.
• Significant literary work: One of the most acclaimed works of Russian and world literature of the nineteenth century.
• Timeless themes: Morality, justice, guilt, and redemption are universal themes that resonate with readers of all generations.
• New translation: The modern translation enhances the clarity and readability of the original text.
• Inspiration and insight: The book is ideal for those seeking not only a literary experience but also a deeper understanding of the human psyche.

General product features:

• Author: Fyodor Mikhailovich Dostoevsky
• Title: Crime and Punishment
• Language: Czech (new translation by Roger Cockerell)
• Literary genre: psychological novel, classic literature
• Publication era: 19th century, modern edition