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Analysis Literary Devices in The Brothers Karamazov Symbolism,
Imagery, Allegory Dostoevsky draws on religious and folk
archetypes to give an allegorical depth to his novel. It's a way
to show how a common trove of cultural meaning – such as
religion – connects to everyday... The Brothers Karamazov is set
in the tumultuous years following Russia's abolition of serfdom
in 1861. (To be more precise, if the novel is set "thirteen
years" before its publication, as the narra... Narrator Point of
View A first-person narrator in The Brothers Karamazov? That the
narrator in fact steps in to say "I" may surprise you. It's easy
to get lost in all the details of the book, but you might have
noticed t... The Brothers Karamazov spans almost 800 pages (at
least in its English transl