. . ISBN:？ 9787544786 164

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Brothers karamazov is a novel by Russian writer Dostoevsky and one of his representative works.

The book is adapted from a real patricide case, describing the sharp conflict between old Kara Matsov and her three sons, and the court trial of patricide case. The whole novel has two levels: on the surface, it is a case of patricide, and the victim's son is suspected of conspiracy to some extent; But at a deeper level, this is a drama about human spirit, which tells a moral struggle among qy, faith, reason and free will. The work shows a complex tragic theme of society, family, morality and humanity.

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Fyodor mikhailovich Dostoevsky (1821-1881) is a great Russian writer, thinker and philosopher. Jean took part in revolutionary activities in 1849 and was arrested and exiled by the czar government. Life is bumpy and hard, so his works are extremely complex, contradictory and profound, reflecting the hesitation and anxiety, existence and absurdity, suffering and belief, sinking and saving in the process of human modernization. Some critics say that Tolstoy represents the breadth of Russian literature and Dostoevsky represents the depth of Russian literature.

Dostoevsky's major works include: novel Crime and Punishment, brothers karamazov, Insulted and Injured Man, Idiot, Devil, and novellas Basement Notes and White Night.

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This book has a profound description of patricide and religious belief. After reading it, I even felt it necessary to read the relevant papers. Although many people think that length is a big obstacle, in my opinion, it is not a problem at all. Some dialogues are magnificent at first glance, but in fact they are indispensable. There are so many places worth reading and rereading!

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1083, I never thought I could finish it one day, but this day happened in this issue! In fact, I have a lot of feelings about this work, about language and literature, about background history, but now the biggest feeling is that I am too powerful!

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Look at this, page 298. Suddenly accustomed to Tuo Weng's tedious and repetitive dialogue, I entered his scene. Russians speak so hysterically, emotionally and recklessly, and their language is as grand and comfortable as their voice. ...

Captain Nikolai ilych Krasotkin was moved. He talked about Iljusa's deep love when he defended himself and was cancelled by his classmates. 200 rubles can cure his little daughter, and his ecstasy when he sent her to school to change food at home was touching. After "juggling", he made three turns and threw away the money, feeling awed and sad.

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