Отцы и дети

'Ott͡sy i deti' - znamenityĭ roman Turgeneva, stavshiĭ chutʹ li ne samym znachitelʹnym proizvedeniem v istorii o vzaimootnoshenii͡akh pokoleniĭ. Spory glavnogo geroi͡a Evgenii͡a Bazarova, nazyvaai͡ushchego sebi͡a nigilistom i otrit͡sai͡ushchego raskhozhie predstavlenii͡a o zhizni, iskusstve, morali, prirode cheloveka, i ego antagonista Pavla Kirsanova, aristokrata do mozga kosteĭ, sostali͡ai͡ut glavnui͡u problematiku romana.No si͡uzhetnai͡a kanva stroitsi͡a skoree na vnutrennem konflikte samogo Bazarova. Tolʹko chto otrit͡savshiĭ vse i vsi͡a geroĭ, ne verivshiĭ v li͡ubovʹ, smei͡avshiĭsi͡a nad svoim prii͡atelem, sposobnym na nezhnye chuvstva, vdrug sam strastno i pylko vli͡ubli͡aetsi͡a.I vse vdrug perevorachivaetsi͡a vverkh dnom - s li͡ubovʹi͡u Bazarov sovladatʹ ne v silakh, ona okazyvaetsi͡a silʹnee samykh tverdykh ubezhdeniĭ.

'Fathers and children' is a famous novel by Turgenev, which has become almost the most significant work in history about the relationship between generations. Disputes between the main character Yevgeny Bazarov, who calls himself a nihilist and denies popular ideas about life, art, morality, and human nature, and his antagonist Pavel Kirsanov, an aristocrat to the core, make up the main problem of the novel.But the plot outline is based rather on the internal conflict of Bazarov himself. The hero who has just denied everything and everything, who did not believe in love, who laughed at his friend who was capable of tender feelings, suddenly falls passionately and fervently in love himself.And everything is suddenly turned upside down — Bazarov cannot cope with love, it turns out to be stronger than the most firm beliefs.