Fathers and Sons (Oxford World's Classics)
Ivan Turgenev's Fathers and Sons is a poignant exploration of the rift between fathers and their sons amid Russia's transformative era. This Oxford World's Classics edition preserves the novel's insightful portrayal of generational divides and ideological shifts, making it essential for lovers of classic literature.
About This Book
Fathers and Sons, written by Ivan Turgenev, is a seminal work of Russian literature that delves into the tensions between generations.
The novel captures the spirit of change in mid-19th-century Russia, highlighting conflicts between conservative values and emerging progressive thoughts.
As part of the Oxford World's Classics series, this edition offers an accessible entry into Turgenev's profound storytelling and social commentary.
Readers are invited to reflect on enduring themes of family, ideology, and societal evolution through Turgenev's masterful narrative.
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