Evaluation of Brothers Karamazov

Introduction

Fyodor Dostoevsky, certainly one of the greatest novelists of all time, ended his literary career with an emphatic note, the publication of Karamazov only a few months before his death. Here are all master tracks, motives, and devices before Dostoevsky's works, all converge in a culminating masterpiece: the cold, penetrating insight and poignant humanity of crime and punishment, the representation against the capacity of man to do good for the idiotic, intrigue and dark satire of demons, and curiosity existentialist and philosophical research patent Notes from Underground (Mochulsky, 44).

Throw in a diverse and symbolic impeccable cast of characters, exciting plot, and a number of subplots innumerable, moral struggles, and ideological discussion, and the end result is an epic tragedy that evokes, along its course, whole range of emotions of your reader (Terras, 121).

Discussion and Analysis

Brothers Karamazov prominent literary characteristics rather unpleasant character from ... so, what Satan Bible's account? This character is the patriarch of the brothers of the same name, Fyodor Pavlovich Karamazov, and he is all that is abhorrent and despicable of human nature: a liar, an adulterer, a penny-pincher, an absent father, a womanizer, and possibly worse. He has fathered four children (presumably, the accounts of the novel alludes to three and a quarter), and none of them grew up. But that's not the worst of what he has done. What is it? Well, I will not spoil it for you now (Manuel, 91).

The four brothers of the title of each one represent a different embodiment of the spirit of Russia and, by extension, the human spirit. The eldest, Mitya, a materialist, a sensualist, or any other euphemism that choose to use instead of "playboy." Ivan, the oldest, is an intellectual, an atheist and an idealist - is the most prosperous and practice of ...