The Brothers Karamazov

Style and Technique

«The Brothers Karamazov» by Fyodor Dostoevsky is characterized by deep psychological insight and philosophical richness. The style of the work is complex and multilayered, with each character embodying certain ideas and worldviews. Dostoevsky's language is rich and varied, employing long, intricate sentences filled with emotional and intellectual reflections. Literary techniques include internal monologues, dialogues, polylogues, as well as elements of polyphony, where different voices and perspectives interact and conflict with each other. The structure of the novel is complex and multilayered, with numerous plot lines and flashbacks that help reveal the inner world of the characters and their motivations. Special attention is given to moral and ethical questions, religious and philosophical discussions, making the novel not only a literary work but also a profound philosophical treatise.