The Brothers Karamazov by Fyodor Dostoyevsky Part 4 (Full Audiobook) *Grand Audiobooks
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The Brothers Karamazov is the final novel by the Russian author Fyodor Dostoyevsky. It is a passionate philosophical story set in 19th-century Russia, that enters deeply into the ethical debates of God, free will, and morality. It is a spiritual, theological drama of moral struggles concerning faith, doubt, judgment, and reason, set against a modernizing Russia, with a plot which revolves around the subject of patricide. (Summary from Wikipedia)
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As so many have mentioned, the narration by Bruce Perry is exceptional - amazing to keep such an even and always engaged pace with subtle, and varied intonation over nearly 40 hours. Hugely, appreciated!!
many people who narrated books can hide that they are rushing and want to get over with... Bruce Perry narrated all the nuances and enjoy and relives what he reads.
- might Bruce Pirie be ever esteemed and thanked in great measure for this excellent reading of The Brothers Karamazov - such spirit and talent would likely meet with the great author's pleasure if not delight - bravo maestro !
The Devil's monologue to Ivan is absolutely genius!
@Ioseb Dzhugashvili That is my favorite part of the book. Even more than the grand inquistor.
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@IosebDzhugashvili well I only listened to it while doing some work but I am quite certain that it's a very profound take on humans suffering under the burden of free will and creating their own path and meaning ect. in Life which is also almost stated in these same wirds I believe in the narrative. By basically binding the people to the church as it was in those times and "misusing" its influence in many other ways the inquisitor argues that they did the people a greater good than jesus himself. Since the examplary path he layed out for them is too hard to follow for most humans and even less to stay on it permanently. So by keeping them in fear from eternal damnation but also promising/providing quite clear and easy options to evade or shorten the time in purgatory ect. People are actually more contented with life. This is quite shortend and involves not everything that's meant to be said as far as I understand but these are the baiscs. I bet there is a lot of analysis on this chapter so u can just look that up
Time stamp?
It was!
0:13 Chapter VII. The Second Visit To Smerdyakov
27:35 Chapter VIII. The Third And Last Interview With Smerdyakov
1:10:22 Chapter IX. The Devil. Ivan's Nightmare
2:05:59 Chapter X. “It Was He Who Said That”
Book XII. A Judicial Error
2:21:40 Chapter I. The Fatal Day
2:41:14 Chapter II. Dangerous Witnesses
3:07:35 Chapter III. The Medical Experts And A Pound Of Nuts
3:23:33 Chapter IV.
Fortune Smiles On Mitya
3:50:30 Chapter V. A Sudden Catastrophe
4:18:28 Chapter VI.
The Prosecutor’s Speech. Sketches Of Character
4:47:16 Chapter VII.
An Historical Survey
5:01:15 Chapter VIII.
A Treatise On Smerdyakov
5:29:03 Chapter IX. The Galloping Troika. The End Of The Prosecutor's Speech
6:01:06 Chapter X. The Speech For The Defense. An Argument That Cuts Both Ways
6:13:02 Chapter XI. There Was No Money. There Was No Robbery
6:32:05 Chapter XII. And There Was No Murder Either
6:56:28 Chapter XIII. A Corrupter Of Thought
7:20:06 Chapter XIV. The Peasants Stand Firm
Epilogue
7:38:25 Chapter I. Plans For Mitya's Escape
7:53:10 Chapter II. For A Moment The Lie Becomes Truth
8:14:40 Chapter III. Ilusha’s Funeral. The Speech At The Stone
Peter you are a star! ❤️
I wish I had seen this before. 😅
thank you!
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After several years of "trying" to read this book, finally I have finished the whole novel. Thank you very much!
Happy you were finally able to finish! Thanks for listening.
Thanks for this wonderful gift,
Great
I've been completely captured in this book as I listen while I work. I dont think I'd ever finish a novel these days without youtube and I love the lititure I come across here
What a treasure. I can't believe a book like this exists.
Learning is everything!
Dostoyevsky is amazing. The magnitude of his work is unbelievable.
This is the best narration of this book on youtube thank you so much
I agree....I was very excited to find this reader. I'm glad you enjoyed it!
Hey are there any other books narrated by him on youtube?
Wow what a journey. Finished all 4 parts over 4 days
The closing argument is one of the greatest pieces of literature I've ever read.
Thank you for this. My life is better after listening to your narration.
This day i shall always remember. What an experience it was to start reading and listening at the same time and the feeling of profound satisfaction finishing it.
Exellant piece of art in narration, the best narrator for this novel
Do you know any other narrator as good as he is. Any recomandation?
Thanks, Bruce Pirie and LibriVox.
Moved to tears on the streets of London, what a story, it has changed me
Listened to this at the gym. Took 5 weeks to finish (going to the gym 4x a week, about 2 hours/session). Such an amazing book, and also proved to myself I could "read" while lifting. Looking forward to the rest of Dostoyevsky books!
I need badly to thank you for providing us with a valuable opportunity to read a great book and listen to a tender and talented voice who made the journey more exciting. Bruce Perry you are the best. Not to mention the genius who wrote such a masterpiece which has changed my thinking and stired my emotions, too.
Thank you Mr. Bruce.. this was an amazing work and I’m grateful for narrating it this perfectly…
Excellent narration! Thanks so much, Bruce !!
What a wonderful treat - the writing and the mastery in the reading as well.
My darling son ripped out the last page of the book. I'm really thankful to librevox recordings for being able to learn the end of this profoundly beautiful book after all!
Sounds like your son has a love for books. I'm happy you were able to finish the story.
Made the total books alive. I imagined everything perfectly. So appreciated. So much part of my life for 3 months while not well and would fall asleep and go back and never minded. Such excellent voice and reading And impressive to say the least author
Thank you, Bruce.
Almost done with the book...I wanted to finish it today but am pacing myself and relishing it. I cannot imagine what to do or hope from literature and future books once this is done. The best book I have ever read!!!!
Read it again
What a powerful book. Bruce and Fyodor became a friends I looked forward to spending time with.
Thank you Bruce for a brilliant reading!
As a father, the end of this book broke my heart. What a fantastic story.
Me too! I think that is the contrast at the end of the book with a loving father. As the beginning of the book was with a father who did not even remember that he had a son, who had to be saved by servants.
Great Book.
I have just completed 530 pages. Superb translation of this epic novel book. I just loved the translation.🌹🌹🌹🌹💐💐💐🙏🙏🙏🙏
This is the best narration in the internet. I thank you with all of my heart. God bless you!
The narrator of The Count of Monte Cristo is equally excellent!
if it had not been this audio book, I would not have finished reading this precious tales. Thank u to all who have permitted this to be open to the public. Thank you, Mr. Bruce Perry! I will remember you and Allyosha, Ilyusha, and all the brave and kind souls from the book.
Thanks to the narrator. A job well done.
Well done everyone for getting to the end 🎉
Alyuosha is the only character that didnt completely get on my nerves and make me roll my eyes a hundred times
What about Ivan? I liked him more than Alyosha.
@Ioseb Dzhugashvili depends on everyone's definition of right ig. But its been a year and I've read this book twice since and still resonate more with Ivan.
I like Smerdyakov
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Thank you for taking us on this journey! I thoroughly enjoyed the narration.
Took me 50 days to finish. Read this book at a critical stage of life. Too so many nuances in people that I will never forget. This book is for the heart what tattoos are for the skin.
Overwhelmed with joy on completion.
Thank you Bruce Perry for an excellent excellent narration.
Couldn’t ask for more.
Thank you very much for the reading and recording of this Masterpiece. It is greatly appreciated!
Would love to start over again one day to catch the details I missed. But 200 hours of audiobook makes one deserve a little Fyodorest.....
What a rich novel and so well read!
Ending so moving. Thanks for the reader that was THE job
Greatly appreciated. 🍀
The man's psychological analysis will never be repeated.
Especially the chapter with Ivan and the devil...
Well I now have a new record for the longest I've listened to a book straight... of 6 hours. Thanks for this quality copy
I hope Bruce Perry narrates other books in this collection. I do enjoy his work.
Thank you for the amazing narration! What an unbelievably great book :)
Greatest novel ever.
I just completed this incredible audio book The Brothers Karamazov by Dostoyevsky. A book everyone should read in his or her lifetime I was told. At moments I certainly was in the presence of very high quality literature. Many wow moments where I knew why I’d been directed to this. Deeply saddening moments as well as a psychological and political discussion staged as dialogue between characters. It was long and arduous and I fear many won’t invest the time to complete or even begin the book, but I am significantly more aware of what great literature is and have developed a hunger for more Dostoyevsky. Seeking out Notes From Underground next… Thank you for all the comments here. Hit gold finding all of your opinions and take in TBK. Excellent book!
Thank you for this wonderful audio
What a great narration , thank you !
Glad you enjoyed it!
Just finished the book now. Thanks for the great narration!!📖
Fabulous translation with even better narration by Bruce Perry.
Artistry of writing, human weakness of character , conviction and power of true love .
Only Dostoyevsky can do it.. or maybe Tolstoy .
Nonetheless, my vote goes to Grand Inquisitor…
Thanks for this wonderful gift
One of my favourite books! Thank you for your efforts.
I'm glad you enjoyed it. Thanks for listening.
Thank you!!!
No one:
Dostoyevsky: but of that later
Thank you very much.
You are welcome! Glad you enjoyed it.
Brilliant.
0:27:35 The third and last interview with Smerdyakov
1:10:20 The Devil Ivan's Nightmare
2:06:00 "It was he who said that"
2:21:40 A Fatal Day
Thank you for the audiobook 🥰
Top notch narration, excellent reading....highly appreciated
Thankyou very much for this I'm almost finished !
So glad you enjoyed it...Thanks for listening
Thank you! Almost done.
An excellent narrator 👍
Yes, I agree....an excellent reader. Glad you enjoyed it!
That was a long ass book
lol
Too bad it wasnt longer 😔
What an amazing book.
@0:15 book 11 chapter 7 the second visit to Smerd
@27:27 b 11 ch 8 the third visit to " '
@1:10:23 b 11 ch 9 the devil, Ivan's nightmare@1:27:00
--------- tedious details----------this book could have been cut in half without losing anything important
@4:18:15 b 12 ch 6 the prosecutor's speech, sketches of character
@4:47:12 b 12 ch 7 an historical survey
@5:00:08 b 12 ch 8 a treatise on smerdyakov
@5:29:01 b 12 ch 9 the galloping troika, the end of the prosecutor's speech
Finally, at 8:42:24, I am finished with this!!!!!!!!!! I think 100-200 pages of this book could be edited with no significant loss.
Thanks had a blast!
Great reading of such a long novel.
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2:05:50
2:21:35
2:41:05
3:50:30
4:18:15
4:47:05
5:01:10
Some heroes don’t wear capes
Another gem 💎 absorbed ingested well
The end of the book 😢.
My soul…. ♥️ ♥️ ♥️
It makes me want to be a better person
Well, that's a book I'm glad I've read.
I'm guilty of falling asleep to this recording numerous times
Bravo
Beautiful ❤
Thanks
we did it boys
Just finished the entire book🎉
1:12:06 I am strong enough
1:16:19 devil starts speaking
1:18:04 Ivan: Listen
34:20 THIS
Oh my god I love and hate Smerdyakov so much at the same time
absolutely. Same.
What do u mean his character, Convictions or just demeanor?
A magnificent book, though way too wordy for my tastes, but you can’t deny the greatness. By the way, who founded Troy?
Why do all the brothers have two names? Very confusing at first.
Jajjajaj same for me! I was going nuts! Lol then I understood, maybe it’s a Russian thing!
Formal name, nickname
The second name is a patronymic name (father's name)
It’s even worse in crime and puhishment but so far as I can tell it’s just the naming convention. E.g.
First name Dimitri
Nickname Mecha
Fathers name (fyodervitch)
Last name (karamazov)
It would make more sense with English names I think, similar to how Robert can be rob, Bobby, and all kinds of weird nicknames. The fathers name is the confusing one, we don’t really have an equivalent in English
@@lilxtra6211actually Fyodor is an alternate spelling of Theodore!
Wow
@Ioseb Dzhugashvili it's a masterpiece for sure
Note to self - 7:42:58
1:27:10 Leo Tolstoy
Final stretch
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Crying
It is finished
2:05:41 page 850
4:18:09 page 905
6:31:46 page 958
8:42:06 page 1012
FINISHED...... im kinda speechless i really dont know what to say
48, 1:40, 2:12, 2:53, 3:34, 4:10, 5:00, 5:45, 6:29, 6:44, 7:32, 7:53
Do you have any other book read by this exellent narrator?
Sorry, I do not have any uploaded at this time. I enjoyed this narrator as well. I will remember you when I find a good book with this narrator. Thanks for listening.
Please do!! Let us know when the narrator gets out with another book ! What about the Odyssey? - I’m a true fan of both, the publisher/uploader and narrator!!! Great work everyone!
147,000 started part 1 and 19,000 finished part 4 ?
Crime & punishment had the same ending really, am I missing something
Nope all his books are the same basically
Jag kan helt slumpmässigt lyssna aktivt ett tag från vilken minut som helst, och göra det om och om igen, och bli lika förundrad och inspirerad av både uppläsningen och prosan. Är det här lika bra på originalspråket?
bookmark: 6:31:47
Thank you for reading this.
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5:28:55 section 88
Bookmark 6:17:49
Do you think that all the Russians back then were this dramatic?!
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Book XI
00:00:13 - Ch 7 - The Second Visit to Smerdyakov
00:27:34 - The Third and Last Interview with Smerdyakov
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4:50:00