The Brothers Karamazov. Volume 1

Dostoevsky's last novel, summarizing his work and raising eternal questions of humanity, and the spiritual testament of the writer, which became an important milestone in world literature. The dispute over the inheritance unfolds under the roof of the monastery between the landowner Fyodor Pavlovich Karamazov, a sensualist and a parasite, and his three sons: Dmitry, Ivan, and Alexei. The relationship between Mitya and his father is strained to the limit, as Fyodor Pavlovich, who has never cared for him, not only refuses him money but also intends to win the love of the woman with whom Mitya is also passionately in love. The meeting ends in a scandal that foreshadows a terrible tragedy. The first volume contains books from the first to the sixth.