Today, I am going to talk about a book I like so much. Crime and
punishment by Fiódor M. Dostoievski, it is a Psychological novel written in 1866. It's
a great book, it represents faithfully the psychological troubles and emotions from the protagonist, who is a murder, with a detailed description
describing his delirium. I don´t remember when I read this book, It could be three or
four years ago.
I like Dostoievski, He could explore human
psychology in whatever modern context independent of being in Russia.
Now, the
last book I read during the strike was “Sapiens From animals to gods: A brief
history of humanity” by Yuhal Harari, jewish historian. It´s an essay about how
the Homo sapiens conquered the earth due to flexible cooperation in large
numbers united for myths like Gods, Money, nations and institutions moving or
eliminating other species. That is to say, its a book about great questions from
our life and it makes us think if all ideas that we believe and to act for it,
is it real or myth and where does the justification about those myths come from?. I recommend it to you, it´s an easy read and not boring.
That is all, thank you for reading this post. See you later.
love dostoievski
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ResponderBorrarI think a good book is one that makes you think, reflect on things!