The one-sidedness of desire and violence in Crime and punishment is more peculiar to Dostoevsky's plotting than Dostoevshchina:
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title_full | The one-sidedness of desire and violence in Crime and punishment is more peculiar to Dostoevsky's plotting than Dostoevshchina Robert L. Belknap |
title_fullStr | The one-sidedness of desire and violence in Crime and punishment is more peculiar to Dostoevsky's plotting than Dostoevshchina Robert L. Belknap |
title_full_unstemmed | The one-sidedness of desire and violence in Crime and punishment is more peculiar to Dostoevsky's plotting than Dostoevshchina Robert L. Belknap |
title_short | The one-sidedness of desire and violence in Crime and punishment is more peculiar to Dostoevsky's plotting than Dostoevshchina |
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