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History

 

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July 24, 2014

 

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In Fathers and Sons, Turgenev represents various intellectual positions of both the old and later generations by individual characters. In order to reveal the true tension and exchange of ideas that Turgenev is trying to explain between the traditional views and progressive views in Russia at this time, an in depth analysis of each major character is needed before the true clash can be understood...
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Nikolai is a classic romantic in the Russian sense. He is immediately identified with his status in Russian society. "His name was Nikolai Petrovich Kirsanov. He owned about twelve miles from the posting station, a fine property of two hundred serfs?" (pg. 1). The son of a Russian general, he was well of and was educated and graduated from the University of St...
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