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| Dostoevsky's Study where Brothers Karamazov was written |
These members of the Veritas Modern World Humanities Class have now finished
The Brothers Karamazov by Fyodor Dostoevsky:
1. Liz Woll (Weekend)
2. Wesley Daniel (Monday night)
3. Mr. House (at 11:00 p.m. Tuesday night)
4. Nicholas House (Thursday afternoon)
5. George Hornok (Memorial Day)
6. Eric Auel (June 30)
7. Leah Duncan (the morning of June 30)
8. Asher Wagnon (June 30)
And a most amazing student of Russian heritage is still plodding along, one paragraph at a time.
4. Nicholas House (Thursday afternoon)
5. George Hornok (Memorial Day)
6. Eric Auel (June 30)
7. Leah Duncan (the morning of June 30)
8. Asher Wagnon (June 30)
And a most amazing student of Russian heritage is still plodding along, one paragraph at a time.
There is much gold to be mined in some of Dostoevsky's other great works:
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| What if Christ had merely been a man? |
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| Good cannot result from evil actions |
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| Read by the teacher in college many years ago. |
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| Started, but never finished. |
One can feel quite inadequate and hopeless when reading a book of her heritage, as you mentioned, and is not soaring along. I hope I've not disappointed you entirely.
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