"The Confession of Stavrogin and the Life Plan of a Great Sinner with Introductory and Explanatory Notes" is one of Fyodor Dostoevsky's key works, in which he examines the themes of sin, morality, faith, and self-knowledge. In this book, the author reveals the inner conflict of his main character, Yakov Stavrogin, who is looking for answers to questions about the meaning of life and his own sins. Combining a realistic description of the psychology of the characters with philosophical reflections, Dostoevsky creates an impressive picture of the inner world of a person, which is revealed to the reader on every page. The book "Confession of Stavrogin and the Life Plan of a Great Sinner" remains relevant to this day, forcing us to think about the eternal problems of human existence.