Sequence the following works of Dostoyevsky in the order of their publication:
A. Notes from Underground
B. Crime and Punishment
C. The Idiot
D. The Brothers Karamazov
E. Poor Folk
Choose the correct answer from the options given below:

Correct option is B

The chronological publication of Dostoyevsky’s works is as follows:
· E. Poor Folk (1846)
· A. Notes from Underground (1864)
· B. Crime and Punishment (1866)
· C. The Idiot (1869)
· D. The Brothers Karamazov (1880)
Information Booster:
1. Poor Folk: Considered Dostoyevsky’s debut, it established him as a writer with social concerns.
2. Notes from Underground: A critical reflection on society, presenting existentialist themes.
3. Crime and Punishment: Explores morality and psychological torment.
4. The Idiot: Examines innocence in a corrupt society.
5. The Brothers Karamazov: Dostoyevsky’s last novel, probing deep philosophical questions.
Additional Information:
· Crime and Punishment and The Idiot reflect Dostoyevsky’s mature philosophical exploration.
· The Brothers Karamazov synthesizes his philosophical and religious ideas.
· Poor Folk and Notes from Underground introduced recurring existential and ethical dilemmas.