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Suç Ve Ceza - NTV Çizgi Klasik (2009)

by David Zane Mairowitz(Favorite Author)

3.46 of 5 Votes: 2

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English

genre

Graphic Novels & Comics

publisher

NTV Yayınları

review 1: I haven't read the original version of Crime and Punishment yet, but I am familiar with other Dostoevsky works, and combined with the excellent quality of this book, I am pretty sure it is an excellent adaptation and remains true to the story and its themes. The artwork seems to capture the depressing-reality nature of Dostoevsky's Russia, and is timely and important. This version really seems to sum up Crime and Punishment without the hundreds of pages which can sometimes be tedious and oh too depressing to read. On the other hand, certain no doubt important scenes are quickly skipped through by the GN, which only ensures that I will someday read the original to get the full message and experience. The images and philosophy of Crime and Punishment are just as relevant tod... moreay, and in any place in the world, as they were in Dostoevsky's time; particularly the ethical/societal questions surrounding the right to and morality of killing, and the morality of actions in a world where morals are simply unnatural constructs.
review 2: My friends loved Crime and Punishment when they read it in high school, but I chose King Lear for that assignment and never got a chance with C&P, which I bought sometime around that year and have been sitting on ever since. This graphic novel is so slight that it is really nothing more than a summary, but by putting the story in modern times, and basically abridging the novel to 1/100th its original length, it still renewed my interest in the novel itself. That would really be the only purpose of this book, and if I end up still not reading C&P, then this book basically has no reason to exist. less

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