The Brothers Karamazov
51 hrs. 22 min.
Language
Russian
Author
Fyodor Dostoevsky
Author
Fyodor Dostoevsky
Narrator
Yury Zaborovsky
Narrator
Yury Zaborovsky
Description
No matter how complex this work by F. M. Dostoevsky may seem, it provides answers to many life questions. The book tells the story of three brothers: Dmitry, Ivan, and Alyosha. Their father is killed, and for a number of reasons suspicion falls on the eldest brother, Dmitry. The novel includes a detective element, but it is far from the main focus. Much more attention is deserved by Christian traditions and the Orthodox worldview—exactly these formed the foundation of the novel.
The three brothers correspond to three stages of development of the human soul. Wild Dmitry, with his passion and hot temper, and sometimes with carnal desires that are so difficult to control—precisely because of this he gets into trouble. The middle brother, Ivan, stands at a crossroads; his soul suffers from doubts. Dostoevsky leaves his hero in a severe fever, raising questions about his future viability. And finally, the gentle Alyosha, who found his place in an Orthodox monastery.
This book is about sin and the struggle against it, about rebellion and submission, about faith and doubt, about love and baseness. After losing his son, F. M. Dostoevsky found consolation in the Optina Hermitage. This visit changed much in him, and that is reflected in “The Brothers Karamazov.” Perhaps this book will be able to change your life too…
The three brothers correspond to three stages of development of the human soul. Wild Dmitry, with his passion and hot temper, and sometimes with carnal desires that are so difficult to control—precisely because of this he gets into trouble. The middle brother, Ivan, stands at a crossroads; his soul suffers from doubts. Dostoevsky leaves his hero in a severe fever, raising questions about his future viability. And finally, the gentle Alyosha, who found his place in an Orthodox monastery.
This book is about sin and the struggle against it, about rebellion and submission, about faith and doubt, about love and baseness. After losing his son, F. M. Dostoevsky found consolation in the Optina Hermitage. This visit changed much in him, and that is reflected in “The Brothers Karamazov.” Perhaps this book will be able to change your life too…
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