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The Philosophical-Legal Depths of Chekhov's Story A Malefactor

Written for the 150th anniversary of Chekhov's birth, the article is an attempt at literary analysis oriented toward the legal problematic and themes central to philosophy of right. Using as an example the well-known story A Malefactor, the article shows how the great writer introduced into the public consciousness of postreform Russia the profound antithetic that burdened the legal theory of criminal intent and charges. The theme of literary prose as discourse is discussed as well.