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Are Dostoyevsky's novels such as "The Brothers Karamazov" and "Notes from the Underground" representative of the type of Dostoyevskian philosophy that is for example taught at universities?

I've never had a chance to study Fyodor, but I am a huge fan of The Brothers Karamazov, and so I am just sort of curious whether any of the themes in TBK align with Dostoyevsky's own philosophy he developed in his lifetime.
gpt
It is good example of (theological) existentialism and yes we read it at university. You can express philosophy in essay, novel, theater, movie form. Same is with Camus novels Strange, Fall and Plague they express his philosophy that he later write in essay form Myth of Sisyphus and Rebel...