How does the difference between Chernyshevsky’s ideological character Rakhmetov and Dostoevsky’s tragic character Raskolnikov define the modern subject?
19th-century Russian novels offer a philosophical space for discussion regarding the formation of the modern subject. While Rakhmetov in Chernyshevsky’s * What Is to Be Done? * represents the rational, disciplined, and ideologically pure “new man,” Raskolnikov in Dostoevsky’s * Crime and Punishment * reveals the fragmented, contradictory, and tragic nature of the modern individual. 1. Introduction: The Literary
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