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Crime and Punishment (Vintage Classics)

Fyodor Dostoevsky

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Watch What Crappens

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Watch What Crappens

One of the speakers humorously expressed embarrassment over owning a fully illustrated version, suggesting they needed to track down a text-only edition after hearing about Bryn's supposed rare book collecting preferences.

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Wow I just now I feel fully embarrassed that I have a you know a fully illustrated version of Crime and Punishment. Wow. I'm going to try to track down a one that's only text.

— Episode: #2177 RHONY: Swinger and a Miss

Episode: #2177 RHONY: Swinger and a Miss

One of the speakers humorously expressed embarrassment over owning a fully illustrated version, suggesting they needed to track down a text-only edition after hearing about Bryn's supposed rare book collecting preferences.

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Wow I just now I feel fully embarrassed that I have a you know a fully illustrated version of Crime and Punishment. Wow. I'm going to try to track down a one that's only text.

The Jordan Harbinger Show

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The Jordan Harbinger Show

The podcast hosts discussed the listener's situation, comparing it to the themes of guilt and internal conflict explored in Dostoevsky's novel.

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I'm getting a real Dostoyevsky vibe from this letter, Gabe, but it's like Daniel Steele wrote Crime and Punishment, but it's set inside the NSA or the CIA or something.

— Episode: 452: Fessing Up to Security Clearance Se...

Episode: 452: Fessing Up to Security Clearance Sex Lies | F...

The podcast hosts discussed the listener's situation, comparing it to the themes of guilt and internal conflict explored in Dostoevsky's novel.

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I'm getting a real Dostoyevsky vibe from this letter, Gabe, but it's like Daniel Steele wrote Crime and Punishment, but it's set inside the NSA or the CIA or something.

Episode: 452: Fessing Up to Security Clearance Sex Lies | F...

The podcast hosts compared the listener's situation to the themes and plot of this classic novel, referencing the psychological conflict and moral dilemmas.

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I'm getting a real Dostoyevsky vibe from this letter, Gabe, but it's like Daniel Steele wrote Crime and Punishment, but it's set inside the NSA or the CIA or something.

Episode: 452: Fessing Up to Security Clearance Sex Lies | F...

The discussion of the listener's workplace dilemma was compared to a modernized version of Dostoevsky's novel, highlighting the complex moral and ethical questions at play.

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I'm getting a real Dostoevsky vibe from this letter, Gabe. But it's like Daniel Steele wrote Crime and Punishment, but it's set inside the NSA or the CIA or something.

Timothy Keller Sermons Podcast by Gospel in Life

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Timothy Keller Sermons Podcast by Gospel in Life

Timothy Keller referenced the novel to illustrate how the central character struggled with a deep sense of defilement after committing murder, noting that his conscience remained troubled until he confessed. He highlighted the character's claim that morality resides in the mind, using the story as a point of reflection on guilt and repentance. The discussion was brief and served mainly as an example rather than a recommendation.

Episode: With a Religious Crowd

Raskolnikov, the protagonist of "Crime and Punishment", felt defiled after killing a woman and could not shake this feeling until he confessed.

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Remember the... he was the great protagonist or whatever he was, the central figure of Crime and Punishment by Dostoevsky, and he said, you know, morality is all in the mind, and he kills a woman who is bitter, who is hateful, who is hated, abused power, rich old woman, and then he feels defiled, and he can't get rid of it until he confesses.

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