Smoke as "Strange and Sinister Commentary on Fathers and Sons": Dostoevskii, Pisarev and Turgenev on Nihilists and Their Representations
The publication of Turgenev's novel "Fathers and Sons" in 1862 sparked one of the biggest controversies in Russian literary history. The novel's depiction of Bazarov, a nihilist radical, is discussed.
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