THE BROTHERS KARAMAZOV

I . Introduction

are always in question as to whether their writings relate to their personal experiences or just an accidental similarity in their fiction , and as to whether they are inside the soul or mind of the narrators in the story or plain fiction outside the narration In some areas , readers may also find the idea that there might be an essential unity between the writer as narrator and the writer as plain writer giving life and form to another narrator within the story

Fyodor Mikhailovich Dostoevsky is possibly the widest-read writer

in Russia . He is considered by numerous readers and critics as the greatest novelist , not only in Russia , but in the world as well . He is also a journalist and a short story writer by profession

His novels are usually identified with the study of psychology and how it affects people from all walks of life . He has been famous for such works as Crime and Punishment , Notes from the Underground , and other twisted novels dealing with crimes , but his novel The Brothers Karamazov brought him incomparable greatness beyond the bs of Russia

The Brothers Karamazov is an extensive tale of a family who lives in a small village in Russia . The family is confronted by parental , sibling and social issues that finally led to the mysterious murder of the father , its trial and misleading resolution

To both readers and critics , The Brothers Karamazov is an autobiographical novel of Dostoevsky . Many of his past and personal experiences are prevalent in the scenes of the story or his personality is seen in the treatment of his characters . This may be true or not to the writer himself , the novel still culminates as his best work ever written before his death

The Brothers Karamazov novel is a brilliant volume of personal thoughts spiritual

reflections , and social morals weaved in a superb narrative style and writing techniques of a genuine literary god

II . Body

A . Personal Thoughts , Spiritual Reflections , and Social Ideals

The novel should be read in two different interpretations : as a story of parricide , the murder of a father by a son , and as a drama dealing with in-depth social , political , moral and spiritual struggles of an individual caught in the complicated web of life

The story gives us an insightful look at the argumentative issues on Christian faith , exploring the infinite mystery and meaning on the existence of God the Supreme Being . It has thought-provoking discussions about the relationship of God , man and its society , or depiction of the perfect Christian confronting the world , the flesh , and the devil (Yarmolinsky . To quote a passage from the book , Yet would you believe it , in the final result I don 't accept this world of God 's Although I know it exists , I don 't accept it at all . It 's not that I don 't accept God , you must understand , it 's the world created by Him I don 't and cannot accept (Dostoevsky 229

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