罪与罚
Crime and punishment
Fyodor Dostoevsky · 初版 1866 年
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为什么值得读
- 极为引人入胜的深度人类心理洞察
- 哲理小说入门之选且适合反复重读
- 培养换位思考能力并减少对人的苛责武断
《罪与罚》是世界最伟大的小说之一，讲述了一桩谋杀案及其后果——一部无与伦比的悬疑故事，背景设定在十九世纪俄国艰难向现代转型的动荡之中。在沙皇时代圣彼得堡的贫民窟里，住着年轻的拉斯柯尼科夫，一个敏感而富有才智的学生。他自幼熟知的贫困驱使他相信，自己可以不受道德律法的约束。但当他将这一信念付诸考验时，他承受了难以忍受的痛苦。这部小说提醒我们，罪与罚，同出一源。
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……让我理解了这种修行中“非目标导向”的一面。《万有引力之虹》：读起来可不轻松，但收获极大。不管好坏，品钦那些极其生动的描写已经深深烙进了我的灵魂。《罪与罚》：我平时不怎么看纯文学，但这本绝对值，对人类心理的剖析太棒了。《解救》（Deliverance）：故事极其紧张刺激，我一口气熬夜看完了。不确定它教会了我多少，但老天，真是一绝。《狂热分子》（The True Believer）：……
…me understand the non-goal aspect of the practice. Gravity’s rainbow: Not the easiest read but immensely rewarding. For better or worse some of Pynchon’s vivid descriptions are burned into my soul. Crime and punishment: I’m not into literature but this one is worth it. A great dive into human psychology. Deliverance: intense story, read it in one night. Not sure it taught me much but man it is good. The True Believer:…
……“让它变得可忍受”似乎就是 Jordan B. Peterson 所写所说的一切的核心思想。如果我能给这个清单补充的话：——Alexander Solzhenitsyn 所有被译成英文的作品。——Fyodor Dostoevsky 的《罪与罚》（Crime and Punishment）——Fyodor Dostoevsky 的《群魔》（Demons）——Anton Chekhov 的《第六病室》（Ward No. 6）
…it bearable" seems to be central idea of everything Jordan B. Peterson writes and speaks about. If I could add to this list: - everything by Alexander Solzhenitsyn that was translated to English. - Crime and Punishment by Fyodor Dostoevsky - Demons by Fyodor Dostoevsky - Ward No 6 by Anton Chekhov
……是我为数不多开了头却中途弃坑没读完的书之一。可能跟我读的那个特定译本有关（具体细节我现在记不清了），但反正我就是读不进去。而另一方面，我发现《罪与罚》极其引人入胜，说不定哪天还会重读一遍（在我这儿，能让我重读的书屈指可数）。
…one of the few books I've started but abandoned without finishing. Perhaps it was related to the particular translation I had (I don't remember details of it now), but it just wasn't working for me. Crime and Punishment, on the other hand, I found utterly compelling, and will probably re-read some day (which is a status few books achieve in my world).
……译者/学者所认为的哲学家原意。直接看一手源头要好得多。你最终还是得去读原著，但我建议先从哲学虚构小说入门。《罪与罚》、《鼠疫》、《禅与摩托车维修艺术》等等。柏拉图的对话录也相当好读，尼采的《查拉图斯特拉如是说》也是。
…translator/academic thinks the philosopher was saying. Far better to go straight to the source. Eventually you'll need to read the original works, but I'd recommend starting with philosophical fiction. Crime and Punishment, The Plague, Zen and the Art of Motorcycle Maintenance, etc. Plato's dialogues are pretty readable, too, as is Thus Spoke Zarathustra by Nietzsche.
我没读过多少让我觉得“不值得投入时间”的书。读书总是有好处的。无论如何推荐几本我最喜欢的：- 《新格鲁街》（New Grub Street），乔治·吉辛，1891 - 《罪与罚》，费奥多尔·陀思妥耶夫斯基，1867 - 《傲慢与偏见》，简·奥斯汀，1813 - 《老实人》，伏尔泰，1759
I haven't read many books that I felt weren't worth "investing time in". Books are good for you. A couple of favourites anyway: - New Grub Street, George Gissing, 1891 - Crime and Punishment, Fyodor Dostoevsky, 1867 - Pride and Prejudice, Jane Austen, 1813 - Candide, Voltaire, 1759
……最喜欢的书，不限类型、语言或主题。越杂越好，因为我想跳出自己的阅读舒适区。我最近喜欢或一直最爱的几本：Fyodor Dostoevsky 的《罪与罚》（Crime and Punishment）、David Graeber 的《债》（Debt），以及 Javier Cercas 的《The Anatomy of a Moment》。
…favorite books, from any genre, language, or topic. The more diverse, the better, since I’m trying to get out of my reading comfort zone. Some books I’ve liked recently or that are all-time favorites: Crime and Punishment by Fyodor Dostoevsky, Debt by David Graeber, and The Anatomy of a Moment by Javier Cercas.