raskolnikov การใช้

• Most of what counts takes place between Raskolnikov's ears.
• Rodion Raskolnikov shouts angrily at his best friend, Dmitri.
• Raskolnikov exemplifies all the potentially disastrous hazards contained in such an ideal.
• On her return to Russia she and Raskolnikov divorced in January 1924.
• At the same time, a chaste relationship develops between Raskolnikov and Sonya.
• The author describes Raskolnikov, but the reader's fantasy gives him shape.
• Raskolnikov was a man of such pure ideas.
• She rejects both men in favour of Raskolnikov's loyal friend, Razumikhin.
• But what does Kennedy have to do with Raskolnikov's state of moral dementia?
• NBC is Raskolnikov, the tortured protagonist of " Crime and Punishment ."
• Still, Raskolnikov is a terrifically complicated character whose motives aren't easily conveyed.
• In Dostoevsky's novel, Raskolnikov slays his victim in the first few chapters.
• Dostoyevsky connects the city's problems to Raskolnikov's thoughts and subsequent actions.
• Raskolnikov is a young ex-law student living in extreme poverty in Saint Petersburg.
• French actress Julie Delpy plays Sonia, the prostitute, to whom Raskolnikov confesses his crime.
• Consider the figure of Raskolnikov in Dostoyevsky's " Crime and Punishment ".
• Pasternak argues that " neither Macbeth or Raskolnikov is a born criminal or a villain by nature.
• As Raskolnikov and Porfiry continue to meet, Raskolnikov's motives for the crime become exposed.
• As Raskolnikov and Porfiry continue to meet, Raskolnikov's motives for the crime become exposed.
• Following Raskolnikov's sentence, she falls ill ( mentally and physically ) and eventually dies.