Мы используем файлы куки, чтобы Bookmate и наши рекомендации работали лучше.
Подробнее на странице Политика Cookies
Принять все Cookies
Выбрать cookies
Fathers and Children, Ivan Turgenev
en
Books
Ivan Turgenev

Fathers and Children

In “Fathers and Children,” Ivan Turgenev masterfully explores the generational conflict between the old guard of Russian aristocracy and the emerging nihilistic youth of the 19th century. Through the interactions of his central characters, especially the idealistic Bazarov and the disillusioned Arkady, Turgenev delves into complex themes of love, ideology, and the nature of human connection. His rich prose, characterized by astute psychological insights and a nuanced understanding of social dynamics, reflects the tensions of a society on the brink of radical change, resonating deeply with contemporary debates on tradition versus modernity. Turgenev, a prominent figure in the Russian literary canon, wrote “Fathers and Children” as a response to the ideological upheavals occurring in his homeland. His own experiences as a member of the gentry, combined with his exposure to liberal thought in Europe, shaped his nuanced depiction of Russian society. Turgenev's intimate understanding of both aristocratic values and the burgeoning revolutionary spirit of the youth enabled him to create a balanced narrative that avoids caricature, instead presenting his characters as deeply human. This novel is a must-read for anyone interested in the complexities of human relationships amidst societal upheaval. Turgenev's elegant prose and profound insights offer a timeless exploration of conflict between ideologies, making “Fathers and Children” not only a significant work in Russian literature but also a pertinent commentary on the timeless nature of generational strife.
больше
266 бумажных страниц
Правообладатель
Bookwire
Дата публикации оригинала
2022
Год выхода издания
2022
Издательство
DigiCat
Переводчик
Constance Garnett

Другие версии книги

Уже прочитали? Что скажете?
👍👎
fb2epub
Перетащите файлы сюда, не более 5 за один раз