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The Brothers Karamazov
by Fyodor Dostoevsky
More than a few people have said that this book changed their life.
I guess I'm just not that deep.
While I can understand that Dostoyevsky challenges the way many of us view free will, and can appreciate the argument that a good mans actions can lead to another mans crime, I was not compelled to self realization the way I was assured I would be.
I should mention that I went into this book with skepticism as I was also assured I would love crime and punishment and did not enjoy that book either.
I guess I'm just not that deep.
While I can understand that Dostoyevsky challenges the way many of us view free will, and can appreciate the argument that a good mans actions can lead to another mans crime, I was not compelled to self realization the way I was assured I would be.
I should mention that I went into this book with skepticism as I was also assured I would love crime and punishment and did not enjoy that book either.