Les Frères Karamazov est un monument de la littérature russe, et sans doute le plus grand roman de Fyodor Dostoyevsky. Il suit les destins croisés de trois frères, Dimitri, Ivan, et Alexei, dans une Russie qui change de siècle. Avec une profondeur psychologique remarquable, Dostoyevsky y explore les thèmes de la religion, de la culpabilité et de la mort. Cette édition contient également une préface de Charles Morice et une traduction de Ely Halpérine-Kaminsky qui restituent toute la force de cette œuvre.
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