Translations of The Brothers Karamazov - reading from five different English versions
Words matter. Therefore, you should read the translation of the masterpiece The Brothers Karamazov in the translation that is best for you. Here, I compare different English versions by reading from them, and not just debating them. I read from Book 2, Chapter 2 ("The Old Buffoon") and from the beginning of Book 1, Chapter 1 ("Fyodor Pavlovich Karamazov") from these authors: Constance Garnett Ralph E. Matlaw Richard Pevear and Larissa Volokhonsky David McDuff Andrew R. MacAndrew Want me to read other parts of the book? Please tell me and I will carry on this Sisyphos task which is deeply meaningful.

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