Fyodor Dostoevsky: The Brothers Karamazov

The brothers in Gwankara Mazóv are the most beloved of Dostovskies' novels, along with his sin and punishment, and are considered the best works ever written by Dostomsky. The brothers in the Hukkara Maszów, a total of 4 and 12 books, are dealing with religion, God, life, death, love and desire. The Djakkara Mazóvszów, a last work by Dostovski, has revealed the writer's lifelong concern about human beings and remains a great work that affects famous writers and philosophers, including Kafka, Freud, André Gyst, and so forth. The series of five Masterpieces by Dostomsky commemorates the 200th anniversary of Dostopsky’s birth, making it possible for readers to be free to contact the five-year-old novels of authors: narratory and bulk, bumblebee, swak, smee, smoky, and wankamasov. The complete version was published by many literary researchers and in the vast amount of work designed a series of styluses that help the average reader understand and enhance access to a stern sentence, as it is difficult to reach. In particular, the brothers of Hula Mazóv used to translate sentences with a keenness that would help Tostosky and the Russian expert Husssoon to understand the work more clearly. We hope to read lightly Dostovsky's five greatest masterpieces to absorb the works of the world's literary 'classic' Dostomsky.

Korean title: 카라마조프 형제들

Korean author: 표도르 도스토옙스키

Korean publisher: 뿌쉬낀하우스

ISBN-13: 9791170360605