Episode #219 ... Dostoevsky - Crime and Punishment
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The Illusion of Moral Justification in Crime and Consequence
This chapter delves into Raskolnikov's psychological conflict following his murders, showcasing the clash between his utilitarian beliefs and the overwhelming guilt that surfaces. It illustrates how individuals often employ rationalization to evade personal accountability, resonating with contemporary tendencies to avoid deep self-reflection.
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