Book · 1862 · Fiction

Fathers and Sons

Oxford University Press · 215 pages
★ 7.2 editorial score

Home from university, Arkady brings his friend Bazarov, who believes in nothing but science and refuses to respect anyone. Turgenev made the word nihilist famous and named a quarrel every family keeps having.

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1862Depicts Tsarist RussiaDepicts 1860s

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