Prison Reform in Russia and Crime and Punishment, by Fyodor Dostoevsky

The novel "Sin and Punishment" occurred in the summer of 1865; fundamental legal and social change spread through the Russian era. The reforms of the 1860s and 1870s influenced all aspects of the life of Russia, so it was called great reform. Due to the "Sold Liberation Act of 1861 and the Great Reform of the Court System of 1864", the Russian society is still changing from a foreign style to a more fair system that emphasizes equality (Burnham 1227). The reformed fine system provides equality levels not only under the sense of modern justice, but also over previous models that were dominated by aristocrats and government officials.

Sin and punishment (Russian before reform: Преступленіеинаказаніе; Reformed Russian: Преступлениеинаказание, tr.Prestupléniyeinakazániye, IPA:) is a Russian writer Fyody Dov. It is a novel by. It was first published in literary magazine "Russian courier" in 1866 with a staging of 12 months. Later, it was published in volumes. This is the second novel that Dostoevsky exiled in Siberia in five years. "Sin and punishment" is considered the first wonderful novel in his "mature" writing period.

Fyodor Dostoevsky is best known for the colds of bones of murder and suffering. This is the main cause of the year he spent in jail. In prison, he is fascinated with crime. In the novel "Sin and Punishment", Dostoyevski made a role in Raskolnikov. Raskolnikov is actually two contradictory figures. One of the best examples of Raskolnikov's dual personality is when he is trying to help the girls being raped on the street. His caring side tried to protect her from the streets of the street. Then his cold and cruel side came, and he was defeated by the evil of our society. He decided not to let her ask the police by herself: "Please stop it, you let it go! Encourage him to entertain himself" (Part 1, Chapter 4, 47 pages)

Crime and punishment is a book written by Fyodor Dostoevsky. He spent four years at the labor camp in Siberia, and later served a military service for four years. The period of Las Kolnikov's Siberian prison described in "conclusion of crime and punishment" is based on Dostoevsky's experience in a similar prison. In Russia, sin and punishment is the story of a poor man, he can only remove guilt through pain. This book conveys the mental and physical distress that his crime has brought to him. The contradictory character he had had made his problem more complicated. Readers tend to explain him on a cold intellectual side. But without a humanized contrast in his personality, Raskolnikov never noticed his mistakes in his theory and behavior. The definition of Raskolnikov is the duality of his personality, and every aspect is as important as the other aspects.