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Our most recent session session on Crime and Punishment by Fyodor Dostoevsky 
Hosted by Abdulvoris Usanov and Shahriyor Aliyev⭐️

Students focused on Raskolnikov’s theory that certain “extraordinary” individuals can go beyond moral rules.

We discussed whether his crime was driven by ideology, pride, or desperation — and how the psychological consequences affected him more than the legal ones.

The novel isn’t only about murder.
It examines guilt, isolation, moral reasoning, and the limits of rationality.

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