FATHERS & SONS OWC : PB
Ivan Turgenev's Fathers and Sons is a profound examination of generational divides in 19th-century Russia. Through its nuanced portrayal of family dynamics and societal evolution, the novel remains a vital exploration of tradition versus modernity. This Oxford World's Classics edition offers an essential read for lovers of classic literature.
About This Book
Fathers and Sons, originally published in 1862, is a seminal work by Russian author Ivan Turgenev. The novel delves into the tensions between the older and younger generations, reflecting broader social changes in Russia during that era.
Set against the backdrop of rural and urban life, the story captures the essence of intellectual and ideological conflicts. Turgenev's narrative style is renowned for its subtlety and depth, offering insights into human relationships and societal shifts.
This Oxford World's Classics paperback edition provides an accessible format for contemporary audiences, preserving the original text's integrity while including helpful scholarly notes.
The book's enduring relevance lies in its exploration of universal themes such as change, family, and the passage of time, making it a cornerstone of Russian literature.
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