Dostoevsky's writing demonstrates his near obsessive interest in death, which could be because of
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 The Brothers KaramazovFyodor DostoevskyFyodor Dostoevsky's The Brothers Karamazov follows Fyodor, a drunken womanizer; and his three sons, Dmitri, who intensely hates his father; Ivan, who questions faith and free will; and the deeply religious Alyosha, who becomes embroiled in the family's dysfunction. The story culminates around Fyodor's murder. More than just a murder mystery, this novel explores the existence of God. The Brother's Karamazov was Dostoevsky's last and greatest novel, taking him two years to complete. Search this CliffsNote
Book SummaryFyodor Dostoevsky BiographySummary and Analysis by BookPart 1: Book IPart 1: Book II: Chapters 1–4Part 1: Book II: Chapters 5–8Part 1: Book III: Chapters 1–5Part 1: Book III: Chapters 6–11Part 2: Book IVPart 2: Book V: Chapters 1–4Part 2: Book V: Chapter 5Part 2: Book V: Chapters 6–7Part 2: Book VIPart 3: Book VIIPart 3: Book VIIIPart 3: Book IXPart 4: Book XPart 4: Book XIPart 4: Book XIIPart 4: EpilogueCharacter ListCharacter AnalysisFyodor KaramazovDmitriIvanAlyoshaGrushenkaChronological ChartDay before the MurderDay of the MurderStudy and Homework HelpQuizEssay Questions
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