In this part of the book, interactions of characters introduced in Parts I and II reveal more about how others perceive Raskolnikov's philosophies and how he himself reflects on his actions.
Saturday, September 12, 2009
Philosophy
What suppositions are being explored during the discussion of philosophies in this section of the novel?
Raskolnikov philosophy I feel is unreasonable because it shouldn't matter who the person is,they are not above the law. Everyone should be treated equally especially when it comes to the law. When Raskolnikov says that "certain men" are above the law and should be able to murder someone and it should be fine is unfair.
Raskolnikov philosophy I feel is unreasonable because it shouldn't matter who the person is,they are not above the law. Everyone should be treated equally especially when it comes to the law. When Raskolnikov says that "certain men" are above the law and should be able to murder someone and it should be fine is unfair.
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