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The Brothers Karamazov
Fyodor Dostoyevsky (1821–1881)
Translated by Constance Garnett
99 chapters and parts · about 29 hours to read
What the book is about
"The Brothers Karamazov" by Fyodor Dostoevsky is a novel published between 1879 and 1880. Set in 19th-century Russia, this passionate philosophical work explores profound questions of God, free will, and morality. The story revolves around the volatile Karamazov family: a disreputable father and his three sons—sensual Dmitri, intellectual Ivan, and idealistic Alyosha. As tensions escalate over inheritance and romantic entanglements, the novel delves into faith, doubt, and reason, with patricide at the heart of its dramatic plot.
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- Brothers
- Didactic fiction
- Fathers and sons
- Russia -- Social life and customs -- 1533-1917
Chapters
- Opening pagesabout 3 minutes
- Book I: The History Of A Family · Chapter IFyodor Pavlovitch Karamazovabout 7 minutes
- Book I: The History Of A Family · Chapter IIHe Gets Rid Of His Eldest Sonabout 6 minutes
- Book I: The History Of A Family · Chapter IIIThe Second Marriage And The Second Familyabout 13 minutes
- Book I: The History Of A Family · Chapter IVThe Third Son, Alyoshaabout 18 minutes
- Book I: The History Of A Family · Chapter VEldersabout 18 minutes
- Book II: An Unfortunate Gathering · Chapter IThey Arrive At The Monasteryabout 9 minutes
- Book II: An Unfortunate Gathering · Chapter IIThe Old Buffoonabout 18 minutes
- Book II: An Unfortunate Gathering · Chapter IIIPeasant Women Who Have Faithabout 16 minutes
- Book II: An Unfortunate Gathering · Chapter IVA Lady Of Little Faithabout 15 minutes
- Book II: An Unfortunate Gathering · Chapter VSo Be It! So Be It!about 18 minutes
- Book II: An Unfortunate Gathering · Chapter VIWhy Is Such A Man Alive?about 20 minutes
- Book II: An Unfortunate Gathering · Chapter VIIA Young Man Bent On A Careerabout 17 minutes
- Book II: An Unfortunate Gathering · Chapter VIIIThe Scandalous Sceneabout 18 minutes
- Book III: The Sensualists · Chapter IIn The Servants’ Quartersabout 11 minutes
- Book III: The Sensualists · Chapter IILizavetaabout 8 minutes
- Book III: The Sensualists · Chapter IIIThe Confession Of A Passionate Heart—In Verseabout 17 minutes
- Book III: The Sensualists · Chapter IVThe Confession Of A Passionate Heart—In Anecdoteabout 17 minutes
- Book III: The Sensualists · Chapter VThe Confession Of A Passionate Heart—“Heels Up”about 17 minutes
- Book III: The Sensualists · Chapter VISmerdyakovabout 11 minutes
- Book III: The Sensualists · Chapter VIIThe Controversyabout 11 minutes
- Book III: The Sensualists · Chapter VIIIOver The Brandyabout 14 minutes
- Book III: The Sensualists · Chapter IXThe Sensualistsabout 10 minutes
- Book III: The Sensualists · Chapter XBoth Togetherabout 22 minutes
- Book III: The Sensualists · Chapter XIAnother Reputation Ruinedabout 16 minutes
- Book IV: Lacerations · Chapter IFather Ferapontabout 21 minutes
- Book IV: Lacerations · Chapter IIAt His Father’sabout 10 minutes
- Book IV: Lacerations · Chapter IIIA Meeting With The Schoolboysabout 9 minutes
- Book IV: Lacerations · Chapter IVAt The Hohlakovs’about 12 minutes
- Book IV: Lacerations · Chapter VA Laceration In The Drawing-Roomabout 23 minutes
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- Book IV: Lacerations · Chapter VIA Laceration In The Cottageabout 17 minutes
- Book IV: Lacerations · Chapter VIIAnd In The Open Airabout 22 minutes
- Book V: Pro And Contra · Chapter IThe Engagementabout 22 minutes
- Book V: Pro And Contra · Chapter IISmerdyakov With A Guitarabout 13 minutes
- Book V: Pro And Contra · Chapter IIIThe Brothers Make Friendsabout 19 minutes
- Book V: Pro And Contra · Chapter IVRebellionabout 25 minutes
- Book V: Pro And Contra · Chapter VThe Grand Inquisitor (part 1 of 2)about 31 minutes
- Book V: Pro And Contra · Chapter VThe Grand Inquisitor (part 2 of 2)about 15 minutes
- Book V: Pro And Contra · Chapter VIFor Awhile A Very Obscure Oneabout 22 minutes
- Book V: Pro And Contra · Chapter VII“It’s Always Worth While Speaking To A Clever Man”about 17 minutes
- Book VI: The Russian Monk · Chapter IFather Zossima And His Visitorsabout 32 minutes
- Book VI: The Russian Monk · Chapter IIThe Duel (part 1 of 2)about 24 minutes
- Book VI: The Russian Monk · Chapter IIThe Duel (part 2 of 2)about 22 minutes
- Book VI: The Russian Monk · Chapter IIIConversations And Exhortations Of Father Zossimaabout 31 minutes
- Book VII: Alyosha · Chapter IThe Breath Of Corruptionabout 26 minutes
- Book VII: Alyosha · Chapter IIA Critical Momentabout 12 minutes
- Book VII: Alyosha · Chapter IIIAn Onionabout 39 minutes
- Book VII: Alyosha · Chapter IVCana Of Galileeabout 10 minutes
- Book VIII: Mitya · Chapter IKuzma Samsonovabout 24 minutes
- Book VIII: Mitya · Chapter IILyagavyabout 15 minutes
- Book VIII: Mitya · Chapter IIIGold-Minesabout 24 minutes
- Book VIII: Mitya · Chapter IVIn The Darkabout 12 minutes
- Book VIII: Mitya · Chapter VA Sudden Resolutionabout 31 minutes
- Book VIII: Mitya · Chapter VI“I Am Coming, Too!”about 16 minutes
- Book VIII: Mitya · Chapter VIIThe First And Rightful Loverabout 32 minutes
- Book VIII: Mitya · Chapter VIIIDeliriumabout 28 minutes
- Book IX: The Preliminary Investigation · Chapter IThe Beginning Of Perhotin’s Official Careerabout 14 minutes
- Book IX: The Preliminary Investigation · Chapter IIThe Alarmabout 13 minutes
- Book IX: The Preliminary Investigation · Chapter IIIThe Sufferings Of A Soul, The First Ordealabout 18 minutes
- Book IX: The Preliminary Investigation · Chapter IVThe Second Ordealabout 15 minutes
- Book IX: The Preliminary Investigation · Chapter VThe Third Ordealabout 22 minutes
- Book IX: The Preliminary Investigation · Chapter VIThe Prosecutor Catches Mityaabout 16 minutes
- Book IX: The Preliminary Investigation · Chapter VIIMitya’s Great Secret. Received With Hissesabout 24 minutes
- Book IX: The Preliminary Investigation · Chapter VIIIThe Evidence Of The Witnesses. The Babeabout 20 minutes
- Book IX: The Preliminary Investigation · Chapter IXThey Carry Mitya Awayabout 8 minutes
- Book X: The Boys · Chapter IKolya Krassotkinabout 11 minutes
- Book X: The Boys · Chapter IIChildrenabout 11 minutes
- Book X: The Boys · Chapter IIIThe Schoolboyabout 15 minutes
- Book X: The Boys · Chapter IVThe Lost Dogabout 16 minutes
- Book X: The Boys · Chapter VBy Ilusha’s Bedsideabout 33 minutes
- Book X: The Boys · Chapter VIPrecocityabout 13 minutes
- Book X: The Boys · Chapter VIIIlushaabout 7 minutes
- Book XI: Ivan · Chapter IAt Grushenka’sabout 20 minutes
- Book XI: Ivan · Chapter IIThe Injured Footabout 22 minutes
- Book XI: Ivan · Chapter IIIA Little Demonabout 13 minutes
- Book XI: Ivan · Chapter IVA Hymn And A Secretabout 29 minutes
- Book XI: Ivan · Chapter VNot You, Not You!about 11 minutes
- Book XI: Ivan · Chapter VIThe First Interview With Smerdyakovabout 20 minutes
- Book XI: Ivan · Chapter VIIThe Second Visit To Smerdyakovabout 19 minutes
- Book XI: Ivan · Chapter VIIIThe Third And Last Interview With Smerdyakovabout 32 minutes
- Book XI: Ivan · Chapter IXThe Devil. Ivan’s Nightmareabout 40 minutes
- Book XI: Ivan · Chapter X“It Was He Who Said That”about 11 minutes
- Book XII: A Judicial Error · Chapter IThe Fatal Dayabout 14 minutes
- Book XII: A Judicial Error · Chapter IIDangerous Witnessesabout 19 minutes
- Book XII: A Judicial Error · Chapter IIIThe Medical Experts And A Pound Of Nutsabout 11 minutes
- Book XII: A Judicial Error · Chapter IVFortune Smiles On Mityaabout 20 minutes
- Book XII: A Judicial Error · Chapter VA Sudden Catastropheabout 21 minutes
- Book XII: A Judicial Error · Chapter VIThe Prosecutor’s Speech. Sketches Of Characterabout 20 minutes
- Book XII: A Judicial Error · Chapter VIIAn Historical Surveyabout 10 minutes
- Book XII: A Judicial Error · Chapter VIIIA Treatise On Smerdyakovabout 21 minutes
- Book XII: A Judicial Error · Chapter IXThe Galloping Troika. The End Of The Prosecutor’s Speechabout 23 minutes
- Book XII: A Judicial Error · Chapter XThe Speech For The Defense. An Argument That Cuts Both Waysabout 9 minutes
- Book XII: A Judicial Error · Chapter XIThere Was No Money. There Was No Robberyabout 14 minutes
- Book XII: A Judicial Error · Chapter XIIAnd There Was No Murder Eitherabout 17 minutes
- Book XII: A Judicial Error · Chapter XIIIA Corrupter Of Thoughtabout 17 minutes
- Book XII: A Judicial Error · Chapter XIVThe Peasants Stand Firmabout 13 minutes
- Book XII: A Judicial Error · Chapter IPlans For Mitya’s Escapeabout 11 minutes
- Book XII: A Judicial Error · Chapter IIFor A Moment The Lie Becomes Truthabout 15 minutes
- Book XII: A Judicial Error · Chapter IIIIlusha’s Funeral. The Speech At The Stoneabout 21 minutes
The Brothers Karamazov, by Fyodor Dostoyevsky, translated by Constance Garnett, is in the public domain in the United States. Text from Project Gutenberg, eBook #28054, with thanks. Sureno removed Project Gutenberg's header and licence and set the text in large print; this is not an official Project Gutenberg edition. Outside the United States, check your own country's copyright rules before copying it.





