Dostoevsky for Students in the 21st Century - Beyer Jr., Thomas R.

The Intersection of Cultures in Dostoevsky's Crime and Punishment : Reflections on Teaching for the Core at a Jesuit Institution - Blake, Elizabeth

Cruising St Petersburg’s Mean Streets - McReynolds, Louise

Crime, Punishment, and the City : The Changing Role of Urban Environments Since Crime and Punishment - Morton-Ferguson, Calder

Crime and Punishment as an Opera - Janecek, Gerald J.

Crime and Punishment at 150 : Global Contexts - Kirk, Barnabas

Crime and Punishment : Getting Personal About Adaptation - O'Keefe, Andrew

Crime and Punishment and the Vitality of Folklore - Walker, Clint

“Mechanically Towards the Door” : The Crowd on the Threshold and Utilitarian Infection in Crime and Punishment - Sims, Rachel

Teaching Crime and Punishment to Senior Citizens - Katz, Michael

The Petersburg Text in the 21st Century : Dostoevsky Cultural Memory in the Contemporary City - Stepkina, Ksenia

Crime and Punishment in Networks - Kitzinger, Chloë

Dostoevsky for Non-Readers - Apollonio, Carol

Teaching Crime and Punishment in the Age of Global Capitalism - Shneyder, Vadim

Dostoevsky’s Jurisprudence, or Why Lawyers Have Been Reading Everything From Notes from Underground through The Brothers Karamazov - Weisberg, Richard

Dostoevskying the Law School Curriculum - Ronner, Amy

Crime and Punishment : The Serial Version - Todd III, William Mills

Crime and Punishment : Reading the Moral Emotions - Martinsen, Deborah A.

Introducing Philosophy with Crime and Punishment - Armstrong, Brian

Schismatic Temporalities : Raskolnikov and the Raskolniki - Haxhi, Tomi

Crime and Punishment and the Philosophy of Human Soul - Gabor, Octavian

Finding a Homeland : Omirbaev’s Student - Burry, Alexander

Raskolnikov Remembers : Memory in Dostoevsky’s Crime and Punishment - Hudspith, Sarah