The Brothers Karamazov were originally published chapter by chapter

In that sense Ulysses would be a plebian book as well

Yes, that's exactly what youtubers do nowadays, tell stories about religion and humanity in general.

>>7740383
>19th century equivalent of having a youtube channel

That would probably be me

Don't try and appropriate our times conventions onto another. Just because one thing in our time is serialized does not mean a serialized thing of the past has its same nature.

>>7740383
It's about time you've stopped needless venerating shit because that's what everyone else does. Yes, dostoyevsky was a pleb writer and tbk is youtube tier. You will literally be called a troll with an invalid opinion on this board, though because they are sadly sheep like everyone else

>>7740398
man the frontpage of my youtube is all this stupid atheist shit. BEST OF HITCHSLAP WOoOOoooo that guys not even that smart just says random orientalist shit

>The first part of Crime and Punishment published in the January and February issues of The Russian Messenger met with public success.

The first part is like 90 pages, how big are those things? What are they, newspapers? Magazines?

Was the font size like really small or something, how did they get 90 pages into two issues of newspaper.

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>>7740383

>Your literary magazine will never be this high-brow.

>>7740656
If it was A4 sized you could cram in tons of text.

>>7740383
Everyone did it back in the day. Serialization only really died out in the latter half of the 20th century.

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>>7740383
That's how they got shit published back in the 19th and early 20th century you fucking idiot. Dostoevsky did it, Dickens did it, James fucking Joyce did it and every other great writer in those days.

>>7740398
americans only have youtube in their cultural lexicon to compare with great literature

stop posting anytime, lad

>>7741071
>five years in exile in Serbia

>>7740383
>not understanding the political Russian context
heh

>>7742552

Probably more dangerous than Siberia desu lad

>>7740405
Does the fact that serialization is not inherently bad mean that there is hope for Television as a medium?

>>7742732
No, television is pretty fucked
It doesn't mean it can't be good but it probably wouldn't