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Crime and Punishment
Fiction
Dostoevsky's psychological novel of Raskolnikov's murder and the slow, voluntary confession that follows. Cited by Jordan Peterson as influential.
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“A book that I found particularly influential in my intellectual development.”
From Jordan Peterson's own book-list page of influential books.
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“When I was 19, I read Crime and Punishment, and that was another that was another great one that talked me out of ever really doing crime, because it's like that's going to be me.”
Said on the Lex Fridman Podcast #31 (2019) while describing his early hacking years.
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