Crime and Punishment
Fyodor Dostoevsky · first published 1866
Mentioned 9 time(s) by 9 guest(s): 5 recommend.
Dan Houser on Lex Fridman Podcast (2025-10-31): recommend
“…I read it when they first did Crime and Punishment. That was amazing.…”
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Nilan Peiris on Lenny's Podcast (2023-09-24): recommend
“…This sounds terribly pretentious Crime and Punishment, and the other one is Midnight's Children by Salman Rushdie…”
Will MacAskill on The Tim Ferriss Show (2022-08-05): recommend
“…That book is actually what got me into philosophy, originally.…”
Jordan Peterson on The Tim Ferriss Show (2021-03-03): recommend
“…Crime and Punishment is an absolutely engrossing novel as well as being a stunning work of philosophy.…”
Jordan Peterson on Rules for Life, Psychedelics, The Bible, and Much More (#502)
Dwayne Betts on EconTalk (2020-10-19): mention
“…Crime and Punishment is the obvious choice for Dostoevsky, but I think it's going to be the Brothers Karamazov.…”
Dwayne Betts on Reading, Prison, and the Million Book Project
Esther Duflo on Conversations with Tyler (2019-12-18): mention
“…My favorite Russian author — not very original — is Dostoevsky. Crime and Punishment probably.…”
Esther Duflo on Management, Growth, and Research in Action (Ep. 82)
John Nye on Conversations with Tyler (2018-11-21): mention
“…I think The Idiot, even more than Crime and Punishment or The Brothers Karamazov, has, at least for me, a very uniquely appealing depth to it…”
John Nye on Revisionist Economic History and Having Too Many Hobbies (Ep. 54)
Esther Perel on The Tim Ferriss Show (2018-06-01): recommend
“…I’ll tell you what I reread that I loved, because one of my kids was reading it in school, Crime and Punishment.…”
Michael Orthofer on Conversations with Tyler (2016-07-27): mention
“…we have these established books like War and Peace or Crime and Punishment…”