Raskolnikov's theory of morality

Raskolnikov's theory of morality, from Fyodor Dostoevsky's novel, suggests that certain extraordinary individuals may be justified in breaking moral laws if their actionsultimately serve a higher purpose or contribute to a greater good. He believes that some people possess the right to transcend conventional morality to achieve significant goals, such as advancing humanity or asserting their own importance. However, throughout the story, his internal struggle reveals the moral complexities and personal consequences of acting on such beliefs, ultimately questioning whether moral boundaries can truly be crossed without damaging one's conscience and humanity.