The Brothers Karamazov

This novel is considered the last novel by the writer Fyodor Dostoyevsky, as he decided, after the death of his son Alexei in an epileptic fit, to search for a way out of his tragedy. This way out was nothing but a huge work with which to end his literary life - and he died, leaving his ending open - so he decided in December 1877 to stop doing anything. Change writing. He was interested in collecting notes and memoirs that would be the material for his new novel. He said: In March 1878, "I have conceived and will soon begin a large novel in which the other characters will include many children." He opened his notebook for this research with the knowledge of the possibility of remaining lying on the railway line while a train passes over you at full speed. speed" Thus, within three years, the novel Karamazov came into existence, and Dostoevsky wanted nothing more than to shake all the stagnant ponds with this seemingly simple work, but it is the simplicity that blows your mind and makes it confront with a clear challenge. Dostoevsky''s thought is the one who said, challenging his readers, "As for me, I have not done anything in my life except push To the maximum, what you only dared to push to half." We cannot ignore that The Brothers Karamazov is not an ordinary novel, but rather one of the most controversial and most influential international novels in the second half of the nineteenth century, and even world literature as a whole throughout history.