Literature and Philosophy: An unavoidable relationship. Fiodor Dostoievski: Crime and Punishment (original) (raw)

This research explores the intertwining of literature and philosophy through the analysis of Fyodor Dostoevsky's 'Crime and Punishment'. It argues that philosophical ideas are not confined to traditional texts but can emerge from literary works, highlighting how figures like Dostoevsky and other philosophers have embedded profound existential questions within their narratives. The work examines various readings of 'Crime and Punishment', suggesting that it serves as both a detective novel and a philosophical inquiry into the existence of God, reflecting on deep human conditions and moral dilemmas.