Отцы и дети

Ivan Turgenev - odin iz naibolee znachitelʹnykh russkikh pisateleĭ XIX vek, avtor t͡sikla rasskazov "Zapiski okhotnika", rasskaza "Mumu", povesteĭ "Pervai͡a li͡ubovʹ", "Asi͡a", romanov "Dvori͡anskoe gnezdo", "Ott͡sy i deti" i pr. "Ott͡sy i deti" - ėto roman o vechnom konflikte pokoleniĭ. Molodoĭ vrach Evgeniĭ Bazarov, ubezhdennyĭ nigilist, priezzhaet v imenie svoego druga Arkadii͡a Kirsanova i vstupaet v spor s predstaviteli͡ami "starogo" dvori͡anskogo mira - prezhde vsego s Pavlom Petrovichem Kirsanovym. Ikh protivostoi͡anie proi͡avli͡aetsi͡a vo vzgli͡adakh na obshchestvennyĭ pori͡adok, na rolʹ nauki i iskusstva, na moralʹ i semeĭnye t͡sennosti.

Ivan Turgenev is one of the most significant Russian writers of the 19th century, the author of the short story cycle "Notes of a Hunter", the story "Mumu", the novels "First Love", "Asya", the novels "The Noble Nest", "Fathers and Children", etc. "Fathers and Children" is a novel about the eternal conflict of generations. A young doctor, Evgeny Bazarov, a convinced nihilist, arrives at the estate of his friend Arkady Kirsanov and enters into an argument with representatives of the "old" noble world — first of all with Pavel Petrovich Kirsanov. Their opposition manifests itself in their views on public order, on the role of science and art, on morality and family values.