Fathers and Sons
7 hrs. 45 min.
Language
Russian
Author
Ivan Turgenev
Author
Ivan Turgenev
Narrator
Valery Fedosov
Narrator
Valery Fedosov
Description
The novel was written in the 1960s, when a new hero appeared in Russian society— the democrat from the intelligentsia (raznochinets), who began to take a critical view of liberal noblemen, their morals, and their political and aesthetic principles.
Turgenev depicted this hero in all the complexity and contradictions of his character, putting his intellect and strong will at the forefront, his experimental nature and his skeptical attitude toward outdated authorities.
Turgenev depicted this hero in all the complexity and contradictions of his character, putting his intellect and strong will at the forefront, his experimental nature and his skeptical attitude toward outdated authorities.
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