The Brothers Karamazov
By: by Fyodor Dostoyevsky; Translated from the Russian by Constance Garnett
Contributors: Garnett, Constance, 1861-1946
Series: Modern Library of the World's Best Books
Publisher: The Modern Library
Published: 1937
Place of publication: New York, USA
Language: eng
Translated from: rus
Translation of: Братья Карамазовы
Format: Hardcover
Number of pages: 822
Subjects: Social life and customs; Fiction; Brothers; Fathers and sons
Table of contents: title: Part one: History of a family: Fyodor Pavlovitch Karamazov; title: He gets rid of his eldest son; title: Second marriage and the second family; title: Third son, Alyosha; title: Elders; title: Unfortunate gathering: They arrive at the monastery; title: Old buffoon; title: Peasant women who have faith; title: Lady of little faith; title: So be it! So be it!; title: Why is such a man alive?; title: Young man bent on a career; title: Scandalous scene; title: Sensualists: In the servants' quarters; title: Lizaveta; title: Confession of a passionate heart-in verse; title: Confession of a passionate heart-in anecdote; title: Confession of a passionate heart-"heels up"; title: Smerdyakov; title: Controversy; title: Over the brandy; title: Sensualists; title: Both together; title: Another reputation ruined; title: Part two: Lacerations: Father Ferapont; title: At his father's; title: Meeting with the schoolboys; title: At the Hohlakovs'; title: Laceration in the drawing-room; title: Laceration in the cottage; title: In the open air; title: Pro and contra: Engagement; title: Smerdyakov with a guitar; title: Brothers make friends; title: Rebellion; title: Grand inquisitor; title: For awhile a very obscure one; title: "It's always worth while speaking to a clever man"; title: Russian monk: Father Zossima and his visitors; title: Recollections of Father Zossima's youth before he became a monk. Duel; title: Conversations and exhortations of Father Zossima; title: Part three: Alyosha: Breath of corruption; title: Critical moment; title: Onion; title: Cana of Galilee; title: Mitya: Kuzma Samsonov; title: Lyagavy; title: Gold-mines; title: In the dark; title: Sudden resolution!; title: "I am coming, too!"; title: First and rightful lover; title: Delirium; title: Preliminary investigation: Beginning of Perhotin's official career; title: Alarm; title: Sufferings of a soul. First ordeal; title: Second ordeal; title: Third ordeal; title: Prosecutor catches Mitya; title: Mitya's great secret. Received with hisses; title: Evidence of the witnesses. Babe; title: They carry Mitya away; title: Boys: Kolya Krassotkin; title: Children; title: Schoolboy; title: Lost dog; title: By Ilusha's bedside; title: Precocity; title: Ilusha; title: Ivan: At Grushenka's; title: Injured foot; title: Little demon; title: Hymn and a secret; title: Not you, not you!; title: First interview with Smerdyakov; title: Second visit to Smerdyakov; title: Third and last interview with Smerdyakov; title: Devil. Ivan's nightmare; title: "It was he who said that"; title: Judicial error: Fatal day; title: Dangerous witnesses; title: Medical experts and a pound of nuts; title: Fortune smiles on Mitya; title: Sudden catastrophe; title: Prosecutor's speech. Sketches of character; title: Historical survey; title: Treatise on Smerdyakov; title: Galloping troika. End of the prosecutor's speech; title: Speech for the defence. Argument that cuts both ways; title: There was no money. There was no robbery; title: There was no murder either; title: Corrupter of thought; title: Peasants stand firm; title: Epilogue: Plans for Mitya's escape; title: For a moment the lie becomes truth; title: Ilusha's funeral. Speech at the stone.