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&quot'Fathers and Sons'] stirs the mind&#8230because everything is permeated with the most complete and most touching sincerity.&quot&#8212Dmtry Pisarev&quotTurgenev] was of the stuff of which glories are made.&quot&#8212Hery James&quotTurenev is much the most difficult of the Russians to translate because his style is the most beautiful.&quot&#8212Costance Garnett&quotWha an amazing language!&quot&#8212Anon ChekhovConsidered Ivan Turgenev&#8217sgreatest work, &#8220Fahers and Sons&#8221was the first of the great nineteenth-century Russian novels to achieve international renown. A stirring tale of generational conflict during a period of social revolution, it vividly depicts the friction between liberal and conservative thought and the rise of the radical new philosophy of nihilism. Set in Russia during the 1860s against the backdrop of the liberation of the serfs, the story concerns the clash of older aristocrats with the new democratic intelligentsia.The impressionable young student Arkady Kirsanoff arrives home in the company of his friend Bazarov, a cynical biologist. Arkady&#8217sfather and uncle, already distressed by the upheaval of the peasants, grow increasingly irritated at Bazarov&#8217soutspoken nihilism and his ridicule of the conventions of state, church, and home. The young friends, bored by the rustic life of the Kirsanoff estate, venture off to the provincial capital in search of amusement. There they encounter both romance and alienation.