Terrence W. Tilley is Professor Emeritus of Theology and Chair of the Department at Fordham University, USA.

Reading The Karamazov Case is like spending a delightful afternoon discussing what it means to live well with a wise theologian who brings a lifetime of insight and a lively mind to the conversation.

• PrologueAcknowledgementsIntroductionChapter 1:Reasoning FaithChapter 2:How to Hear a Polyphonic NovelChapter 3:Six Patterns of Rationality and IrrationalityChapter 4:ConversionsChapter 5:The UnconvertedChapter 6:Returning His Ticket and Refusing FreedomChapter 7:The Social Vision of the Novel: ExegesisChapter 8:Sobornost’ in The Brothers Karamazov: AnalysisChapter 9:The Karamazov Case: “Hurrah for Karamazov”BibliographyIndex

Terrence W. Tilley is Professor Emeritus of Theology and Chair of the Department at Fordham University, USA.

Reading The Karamazov Case is like spending a delightful afternoon discussing what it means to live well with a wise theologian who brings a lifetime of insight and a lively mind to the conversation.

• PrologueAcknowledgementsIntroductionChapter 1:Reasoning FaithChapter 2:How to Hear a Polyphonic NovelChapter 3:Six Patterns of Rationality and IrrationalityChapter 4:ConversionsChapter 5:The UnconvertedChapter 6:Returning His Ticket and Refusing FreedomChapter 7:The Social Vision of the Novel: ExegesisChapter 8:Sobornost’ in The Brothers Karamazov: AnalysisChapter 9:The Karamazov Case: “Hurrah for Karamazov”BibliographyIndex