The Brothers Karamazov

As Dostoevsky's final novel, it represents the culmination of his literary career, exploring profound themes of morality, faith, and free will through the lives of the Karamazov brothers. The narrative delves into complex philosophical debates and the nature of existence, reflecting the author's deep engagement with the human condition. Written over nearly two years and first published serially, it stands as a monumental work in Russian literature, showcasing Dostoevsky's mastery of character development and thematic depth.