"Crime and Punishment" is one of the most famous works of Fyodor Dostoyevsky, which has gained worldwide fame and recognition. This masterpiece of Russian literature deals with important themes of morality, guilt, moral conflict and punishment. The main character, student Rodion Raskolnikov, commits a murder and faces the grave consequences of his criminal act, enduring psychological torment and the punishment of his sin. The author successfully combines social aspects and internal dramas of the hero's mind in the novel, revealing a deep sense of guilt and finding a way to salvation through inner purification. "Crime and Punishment" is a work that leaves a mark in the hearts of readers and provokes eternal thoughts about the nature of good and evil, justice and punishment.