"Crime and Punishment" is a masterpiece novel by the great Russian writer Fyodor Dostoyevsky, which consists of six parts and an epilogue. This book is one of the most significant in world literature and deals with deep psychological and moral issues. In this novel, the author reveals the story of a poor student, Rodion Raskolnikov, who, motivated by poverty and his views on social justice, decides to kill an old, obsolete thief. The events take place in the district of St. Petersburg, where the main character constantly debates with himself and unravels the case after committing a crime. "Crime and Punishment" is not only a psychological thriller with detective elements, but also a philosophical work that illuminates the complexity of human nature and eternal moral questions about responsibility and retribution. This book leaves readers in awe of its depth and relevance of topics facing modern society.