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Date Posted: 06:09:53 03/13/03 Thu
Author: Nabz
Subject: Re: Post #5
In reply to: Ms. Miller 's message, "Post #5" on 18:53:58 03/11/03 Tue

>Explain Raskolnikov's theory about the "Ordinary and
>Extraordinary Man". How does he use this theory to
>justify crime? What do you think about Raskolnikov's
>ideas.

He uses the idea to say that if you are a powerful person u have to commit a crime to sustain your power. According to his theory extraordinary people can commit crimes without being penalized. I think that his ideas are true but not for the same reasons. If you are extraordinary you usually have to break a law to get what you want but that doesn't mean that you shouldn't be penalized.

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