The Brothers Karamazov Thread

It's one of my favorite books.

The time spent reading that book is not wasted at all. It helped me a lot and i personally think that it is a must read

Was Alyosha cucked?

Father Farapont was a cuck.

It's a big read. But Dostoevsky had such a frantic style you get through it easily

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>it's a Dmitri further implicates himself chapter

Most people seem to regard this as their favorite book from Dostoevsky. Should I start here or somewhere else?

How can anyone be an atheist after reading this? Serious question.

>>8368737
I tried to read it but a few chapters in and it was too boring for me to continue.

>>8369821
As someone who started with tbk I'd say start with some short stories. Then crime and punishment then either tbk or the idiot

Greatest novel I ever read.
t. atheist pro

>>8369821

Notes from the Underground is the easiest read. Crime and Punishment is closer thematically and not yet completely exhausting.

>>8369952

T.pleb.

>>8369997

>Reading for entertainment.

It pales in comparison to Crime and Punishment.

Was my favourite novel until I read Kafka's Trial

Im about 50 pages in. Its setting up the story but i can already see signs of the "wut if god isnt real" navel gazing faggotry that the pseuds love so much

>>8369972
You're misguided. The Brothers Karamazov or C&P is the best start.

Personally, TBK>Notes from Underground>C&P.
This way you'll understand Dostoevsky's christian ideas, and Notes are reffered to in C&P a couple of times. From there, read whatever.

>>8370395
You probably won't read the whole book.

>>8368737
P&V?

Not for me!