The Brothers Karamazov by Fyodor Dostoyevsky Part 3 (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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[@Avocadoo2123]

Book VIII: 0:13 Chapter VI. "I am coming, too!" 21:24 Chapter VII. The first and rightful lover 1:06:23 Chapter VIII. Delirium Book IX. The Preliminary Investigation 1:42:57 Chapter I. The Beginning Of Perhotin's Official Career 2:01:30 Chapter II. The Alarm 2:20:20 Chapter III. The Sufferings Of A Soul, The First Ordeal 2:44:41 Chapter IV. The Second Ordeal 3:04:36 Chapter V. The Third Ordeal 3:33:49 Chapter VI. The Prosecutor Catches Mitya 3:55:39 Chapter VII. Mitya's Great Secret. Received With Hisses 4:26:28 Chapter VIII. The Evidence Of The Witness. The Babe 4:53:50 Chapter IX. They Carry Mitya Away Part IV Book X. The Boys 5:04:38 Chapter I. Kolya Krassotkin 5:19:50 Chapter II. Children 5:35:17 Chapter III. The Schoolboy 5:55:33 Chapter IV. The Lost Dog 6:16:23 Chapter V. By Ilusha's Bedside 7:00:10 Chapter VI. Precocity 7:19:03 Chapter VII. Ilusha Book XI. Ivan 7:29:47 Chapter I. At Grushenka's 7:56:08 Chapter II. The Injured Foot 8:23:57 Chapter III. A Little Demon 8:41:04 Chapter IV. A Hymn And A Secret 9:19:41 Chapter V. Not You, Not You! 9:35:47 Chapter VI. The First Interview With Smerdyakov

[@ocdtdc]

Love seeing all the praise for the narrator on these videos. He's great and brings the text to life.

[@mohammedhanif6780]

I like the narrator's voice and style of delivery.

[@guybartlett9587]

👍

[@percival74898]

In my opinion this is one of the great books. Brilliantly narated. 👏

[@leefer1955]

There are hugely valuable calssics that I can not listen to because of poor "over the top" reading.BRUCE IS AWESOME !!!!

[@bernieking9183]

Great voice. It's everything to me

[@roddydykes7053]

It’s so soothing I fall asleep to it any time I’m tired and still listening

[@UvonCisneros]

The reader is excellent. And the book gets better with each read( or listen)!

[@pearlinchains]

What a beautiful reading/interpretation. I wish you took on the translation by R.Pevear and L.Volokhonsky. It is truer to the “Russian” expressions. I recommend it to you all.

[@1stAllegiant]

So little time…

[@arib8782]

Wow this book really picks up 21 hours in!! 😂 It’s been both enjoyable and a struggle for me so far but I really appreciate it, and the reader’s performance, and now everything from the slow build that’s been meticulously crafted seems to be starting to play out 👍

[@seancottrell5258]

Me every time someone speaks... "PLEASE...SPIT IT OUT. GET TO THE FUCKING POINT! "

[@nils8584]

Haha it's a big job for me but... It's a great work of literature! I think it will make me a better human.

[@tessa1655]

Bookmark: 9:19:24 Book VIII: 0:13 Chapter VI. "I am coming, too!" 21:24 Chapter VII. The first and rightful lover 1:06:23 Chapter VIII. Delirium Book IX. The Preliminary Investigation 1:42:57 Chapter I. The Beginning Of Perhotin's Official Career 2:01:30 Chapter II. The Alarm 2:20:20 Chapter III. The Sufferings Of A Soul, The First Ordeal 2:44:41 Chapter IV. The Second Ordeal 3:04:36 Chapter V. The Third Ordeal 3:33:49 Chapter VI. The Prosecutor Catches Mitya 3:55:39 Chapter VII. Mitya's Great Secret. Received With Hisses 4:26:28 Chapter VIII. The Evidence Of The Witness. The Babe 4:53:50 Chapter IX. They Carry Mitya Away Part IV Book X. The Boys 5:04:38 Chapter I. Kolya Krassotkin 5:19:50 Chapter II. Children 5:35:17 Chapter III. The Schoolboy 5:55:33 Chapter IV. The Lost Dog 6:16:23 Chapter V. By Ilusha's Bedside 7:00:10 Chapter VI. Precocity 7:19:03 Chapter VII. Ilusha Book XI. Ivan 7:29:47 Chapter I. At Grushenka's 7:56:08 Chapter II. The Injured Foot 8:23:57 Chapter III. A Little Demon 8:41:04 Chapter IV. A Hymn And A Secret 9:19:41 Chapter V. Not You, Not You! 9:35:47 Chapter VI. The First Interview With Smerdyakov

[@Charmagh110]

4:12:20

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21:18

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3:24:42

[@vikashpal7087]

6:16:20 By Ilusha's bedside 7:00:00 Precocity 7:19:00 Ilusha 7:29:45 At Grushenka's 7:56:00 The Injured Foot 8:41:00 A Hymn and a Secret 9:19:40 Not You, Not You 9:35:45 The first interview with smerdyakov

[@noahfrazier1133]

4:53:38 Book 9 Chapter 9: They Carry Mitya Away 5:04:24 Book 10 (The Boys) Chapter 1: Kolya Krasotkin 5:19:37 Book 10 chapter 2: Children 5:35:09 Book 10 chapter 3: The Schoolboy 5:55:30 chapter 4: The Lost Dog 6:16:10 chapter 5: By Ilyusha's Bedside

[@readbysurgpedia4733]

Yo I’m 25hrs in this is a moral comedy

[@marjoriearmstrong8606]

Thank you for these chapter markers! They are very helpful. I am switching between the book and audiobook. I have looked your post up several times. Very, very grateful!

[@sociallyhostileelement3425]

This is my second listen through the book. Of course I already know what happens, but the part with Ilyusha and his father is tough to get through. I can't imagine going through that.

[@Vintagevanessa99]

A wonderful reading thankyou ❤

[@brayanrenders1]

1:06:17 1:42:53 2:01:20 2:20:10 2:44:30 'The Second Ordeal' 3:04:30 'The Third Ordeal' 3:33:45 'The Prosecuter......' 3:55:40 'Mitya's great...' 5:35:10 'The Schoolboy'

[@charlottedebarros5217]

Thank You so very much.

[@EcclesiastesLiker-py5ts]

Truly, a grand audiobook.

[@tariqhoti4153]

Great service to the students

[@jacquiecotillard9699]

The idea that we as readers won’t get closure or a real answer as to this crime is just masterful. How do we do good without God? More than that- how might we decide what kind of bad is done and how without all the information? Amazing

[@didgruntleddansnyderfan]

Poetic justice + self sacrifice. Fjodor had raped Smerdyakov's mother, and in at least one sense got what he deserved, and Dmitri had already accepted universal guilt and needed exile and punishment to be saved. It's really the same ending as in C&P, except that Dmitri hadn't murdered anyone with an ax as far as we know, and Gruschenka wasn't officially a prostitute. But that wasn't the point. Siberia = Heaven. Where the sinners go to be redeemed. Correctly pinning the crime on Smerdyakov would lead to no redemption for anyone since he was already dead. It was the only possible ending if you read Dostoyevski's biography and House of the Dead. He was changed, humbled and in a way saved by Siberia himself. It's just a metaphor, but also not at all.

[@jacquiecotillard9699]

@ thank you for such a thorough reflection. Is there a biography that you recommend? Might be looking at my own little Siberia soon.

[@didgruntleddansnyderfan]

@ I just meant his general biography. I've read a couple of actual biographies on Dostoyevski, but I can never remember names etc. But the general arc, so to speak, of the bogus execution he was subjected to and then a ten year exile in Siberia is even in his wikipedia entry. And he says everything better in House of the Dead himself than any biographer could anyway. Just read that. Like Dmitri he wasn't really guilty of what they accused him of either, but that didn't mean he was innocent. Karamazov is an allegory where the brothers are parts of the despicable whole that was Fyodor Karamazov. But it is also, as usual, a bit of an autobiography. The murder itself was clearly based on what happened to Dostoyevski's father, who was rumored to have been murdered by his serfs when FD was young. And he is also Dostoyevski himself, and clearly a self-insert he therefore deliberately makes sure to drag through the mud more than anyone else. And probably his biggest sin; the rape of Stinking Lizaveta that spawned Smerdyakov, ended up murdering him in the end. Of course the troubled and incomplete fragments remain, and I consider that the most important part of the book. Their imbalance makes them unhappy; one by reason, one by blind faith and superstition and the third by love, intemperance and passion. As despicable as he was, they must return to the balance of their father, who for all his foibles was relatively content. Social commentary, political commentary, psychological commentary, moralist commentary; it's all of that and more. Anyway, I can feel ramblings are afoot. You really shouldn't provoke me into talking about Dostoyevski or I might never stop. I'll leave it here.

[@didgruntleddansnyderfan]

I have now tried calling several different women "my little chicken", and can not recommend it to others.

[@MsHburnett]

The best story I've ever heard

[@lifeisabadjoke5750]

Sad life you have

[@AToustic-user]

@@lifeisabadjoke5750just because you can’t comprehend the narrative and subtext, it doesn’t mean you should insult others.

[@danielhama4558]

What kind of character narrates like this for hours... Days? It is almost supernatural

[@sweatyredbull]

Fr, amazing sustained concentration and focus. What perfect tone in his narration.

[@sweatyredbull]

This story is so good

[@rogerevans9666]

starts @ book 8, ch 6 I am coming too, @21:24 book 8 ch 7 the first and rightful lover @1:06:09 book 8 ch 8 delirium --------------------------------------------------------------------- @1:42:42 book 9 ch 1 @2:01:25 book 9 ch 2 @2:20:10 book 9 ch 3 @2: 44:40 book 9 ch 4 @3:04:34 book 9 ch 5 @3:33:40 book 9 ch 6 @3:55:40 book 9 ch 7 ??? 6 and 7 combined? @3:55:40 book 9 ch 8 ? either I am confused or the narrator is. @4:26:22 book 9 ch 8 the babe @4:43:47 book 9 ch 9 ------------------------------------------------------------- @5:04:31 b 10 ch 1 the boys @5:19:44 b 10 ch 2 children @5:35:20 b 10 ch 3 the school boys @6:16:21 b 10 ch 5 @6:43:20 b 10 ch 6 @7:00:00 b 10 ch 7 or 6? confused?? @7:18:51 b 10 ch 6 or 7 ------------------------------------------------------------------ @7:29:50 b 11 ch 1 at Gruschenka's @ 7:56:00 b 11 ch 2 the injured foot How often I have regretted I did not go to St. John's College in Annapolis [I never heard of it until AFTER I graduated], but this book has made me relieved (at least on this one book) that I did not go. This book goes on and on and on about trivia that does not advance the plot one inch. Without audio books, I could have never made it through this thing. Watching movie versions helps too. I respect people who write movie scripts that are based on these books. They know what to cut. A movie clip shows in a few seconds what took FD several pages to describe in print. Sometimes, I think the reason this and other books are so long is that people in the 1800's had no radio, no television, and no internet. Big long books gave those people back then something to use up their leisure times. I still regret I did not go to St. John's, but this book and a few others on its required reading list have been an extended pain. Voltaire: "Le secret d'ennuyer est celui de tout dire."=The secret of being a bore is to tell everything.

[@nils8584]

5:19:50 5:35:17 The lost dog 6:37:23

[@seangambogi7901]

Kolya is so cute!!

[@robertpoen5383]

1:06, 1:42, 2:44, 3:20, 4:05, 4:35, 5:19, 6:05, 6:42, 7:12, 7:40, 8:24, 9:10

[@jacksonomalley6503]

2:20:07 page; 595 4:26:11 page: 651 8:23:38 page: 755

[@MsHburnett]

This reminds me of the most drunken conversations I've ever had

[@roddydykes7053]

Some well-read drunks you know

[@sommmm]

Dimitri fyodorvitch: Damn the woman of my dreams finally loves me and I dont gotta kill myself. Police captain: AND THEN WE'RE GONNA CLAP HIM

[@libraryofthelabyrinth]

Som Gupta 😂

[@overlex]

5:43:02 - A socialist defined 8:55:20 - Dostoyevsky’s hilarious foot fetish poem 😂 8:59:40 - a reflection on god

[@sitting_nut]

all that is by characters with their own pov, and should not be mistaken for dostoevsky's pov.

[@RideorDinosaur]

This recording of "The Brother's Karamazov" translated by Constance Garnett and narrated by Bruce Pirie is the same as can be found on the Libby library app under the publisher Parolita Libro.

[@wendygale6940]

2:02:42 3:43:57 4:05:45

[@MsHburnett]

What other books has this reader narrated please i will follow him.

[@EDoyl]

I love the pretentious student. Especially his preoccupation with Alexei. Alexei really hit him with the "Nice Opinion Did A KZbinr Give It To You" in 1880 lmoa, glad to see that's timeless. The kid definitely just maimed a random dog to match the description of the one the sick boy killed though.

[@scottkuhn7428]

Oh the ramblings!?! Will they ever shut up!!???!! Could the Russian Aristocracy of the 19th century really been so petty and vain? Great writing but God awful people. With one exception of course.

[@Oyanis]

Me everytime madame Khokhlakov speaks

[@hanswissmeyer9950]

Very good Book, excellent reading, but I have to give up here. Happens to me often with masterpieces of literature that are as heavy as a millstone. I confess to be a hopeless ignorant that preferes short novels where the author has to compress his ideas & thinking into a limited number of pages. It feels more concentrated to me, like somebody who gives a short report of his experiences, while long stories always give me the impression of somebody who talks on & on & on, like a whino not caring about his audience. "The dream of a ridiculous man" is my favourite story of Dostojevsky.

[@Teadekun]

I agree, to paddle through " The Brothers Karamazov" alone is really challenging. I'm re-reading and listening to it because of a discussion club I belong too . I wouldn't have done this otherwise:) I love " Demons" by F Dostoyevsky.

[@didgruntleddansnyderfan]

I don't know. I feel like a longer story like this gives the characters room and time to breathe. And I get your point, but a lot of Karamazov is just noise. Because the people Dostoyevski observed around him were noisy, and he just described them. Most of what they do and nearly all of what they say is stupid, vain and comes to nothing, and I believe that is the point.

[@sociallyhostileelement3425]

Kolya is insane. I mean, if there was anything at all hanging down from that train, he'd have died a brutal death.

[@michellemackay4023]

6:12-6:14 ish interesting thoughts here!

[@sleepy-meep]

8:23:40 bookmark

[@blessedowoboi]

8:40:52 bookmark 🫵🪆Russians

[@blessedowoboi]

8:23:57 this chapter is so good

[@lesterstone8595]

Did anyone else detect a Canadian accent? 🍁🍁🍁🍁🍁🍁🍁

[@Musicandcoffee247]

Bookmark 3:33:33

[@elamiri858]

Section 54 1:43:00

[@aleksandrsakharov1541]

7:56:10

[@3lue_Lynx]

Bookmark 7:29:39

[@OFTHEFOG]

9:06:20 ❤❤

[@mayakashisagan4025]

Bookmark 08:09:47

[@tylernewman5981]

3:02:30 BookMark

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[@Nec.S]

26:47 39:31

[@shirleyjoo2232]

2:37:40

[@BarryWillBuck]

7:59:59 I hear a marker I think

[@jasonapplebaum9871]

Dimitri is hilarious, his manic episode just to find gruskena

[@RS-ui2pp]

3:23:15

[@saketkumar7821]

30:00:00

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2:20:20

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[@rajveerkhichar8835]

This part doesn't even start?

[@GrandAudiobooks]

Rajveer, I have checked the video several times. It is working for me. I'm sorry it is not working for you, try another source to access it.

[@DanielZamarripa]

9:30

[@caseyharrington4947]

Did Perhotin ever get his own book?

[@DanielZamarripa]

55:00

[@jisteve9532]

Please subtitles for the deaf

[@forestbarnette6441]

My dude it's called a book

[@didgruntleddansnyderfan]

If you're deaf, just buy the book.

[@michellemackay4023]

5:19

[@wojonet12]

Can’t download part 3 from KZbin

[@GrandAudiobooks]

Edward, I am so happy that you found and enjoyed this channel; however, downloading KZbin videos is considered a violation of KZbin's terms of service, unless you have received permission from that channel to download the video. Grand Audiobooks does not give you permission to download their videos. Please continue to enjoy the free listening.

[@GrandAudiobooks]

I'm sorry Edward, is it not playing in different section of the video or is it not working for you at all. I just played/checked it on different sources (laptop & Iphone) and it played for me. Have you tried playing it on a second source?

[@emmb7688]

It does not play in youtube app, but it is perfectly good to play on youtube open in chrome

[@GrandAudiobooks]

@@emmb7688 Thank you....I could not figure out why it would play for most people and not for others.

[@madalenasilva8689]

what translation is this?

[@axelv7169]

21:26

[@lolitavat798]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/n5zVonSlrtZ8gpI

[@ObiWanQuixote777]

3.04.31 / 03.31.2024

[@reaganwiles_art]

I'm so sick of this book, ready to get to the epilogue, ready to get it over like medicine

[@sweatyredbull]

You try 2x speed?

[@lifeisabadjoke5750]

@@sweatyredbullstill torture and boring

[@paulregan9304]

9.19.40

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19.38

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2.20

[@soulfulspec]

Fuckkkkk this book is so goddamn long

[@lifeisabadjoke5750]

And boring I don’t see the hype

[@didgruntleddansnyderfan]

@@lifeisabadjoke5750 Maybe you're the problem?

[@lifeisabadjoke5750]

@ ok tell me what makes this book so great what did you learn that will change your life???

[@didgruntleddansnyderfan]

@ What's the point? Barbarians will piss on statues. It's in their nature to piss on statues.

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