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5 of 5 people found the following review helpful.
A Masterpiece
By M. Dowden
It has been ages since I last read this story, but I felt like gorging myself on quite a large novel and have been relaxing and reading this masterpiece. This particular book was the last completed novel by Dostoevsky before his untimely death by pulmonary haemorrhage.This book came about due to things that Dostoevsky had started to write but had never finished, and thus he incorporated some of those elements into this, and whilst writing this his son tragically died and thus the character, indeed the hero of the book, Alyosha is named after him. The narrator of this tale who is never named also arguably becomes a character as we hear his thoughts and evaluations on certain matters throughout.With philosophical and religious thoughts and ideas overshadowing this tale this does become quite deep and thought provoking. In the way this is set out we sort of have two interrelated tales, with one half being an introduction to the characters, and the second half being a tale of murder and theft. It is this structure that does put some people off from completing this, but it does work, and very well. By the second part we have become very familiar with the characters, and how they behave and their individual foibles.With a father having three sons, one by one marriage, the other two by a second marriage, we also are led to believe that he possibly has another, illegitimate son who he doesn’t recognise as such but employs in his home. As the father is murdered and money disappears, so one son becomes the prime suspect, but is he the murderer? We follow onto the trial here before this novel reaches its conclusion.With numerous literary references and in a couple of cases stories within the main tale this is something that does become quite complex. There is also not really that much description here, this mainly becomes a character driven tale with their actions and voices at the forefront. As an allegory as such of society moving towards a more modern material one this works well, and we can also perceive Dostoevsky’s dreams of a more just and thoughtful society where hopefully things will be better. What does come over really well here are the events leading to murder, and we are made to think of other people’s actions that made it possible for the actual murder to take place. As such this is always well worth reading, and is very rewarding.

4 of 4 people found the following review helpful.
About as perfect a novel as possible
By Jimmy Rasmussen
Just a note: Ignat Avsey's translation is by far the best. Far from being dry, dusty and stilted (as many translations of Dostoevsky are), Avsey's rendering lends the novel - which is so rich in drama and ideas, so packed with memorable characters - an electrifying energy. The introduction and explanatory notes (also by Avsey) only enhance the enjoyment to be gotten out of the novel. Do read this novel, in this translation, do! The novel is a veritable treasure trove; and it will leave an indelible impression on your soul.

3 of 3 people found the following review helpful.
Disappointed in this edition
By jackie
Disappointed in this edition. It is unreadable. Though the cover appears quality, the typeset is tiny, line spacing miniscule, and margins atrociously wide. I have the impression it was self-published (print through Amazon) because it is public domain.Two stars because Amazon allowed an easy return. I'm glad i can count on customer service!

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