Ivan Sergeevich Turgenev

This Ivan Turgenev collection unites three of his finest stories into a single, compelling, and affordable edition. A lauded member of the Russia's literary avant-garde during the mid-19th century, Turgenev's novels and short stories have been celebrated for their poignant, emotionally striking themes and the deft use of plot twists. In Torrents of Spring, we follow Dmitry Sanin, a young landowner who embarks on travel from his homestead in Russia to the German city of Frankfurt. Having already toured Italy and other places in Europe, Dmitry is en route home, and treats Frankfurt as a last stop. First Love - revered as one of Turgenev's best tales - begins at a party in which three middle-aged men are each telling the tale of their first love. Mumu concerns Gerasim, a deaf and mute serf who has moved to Moscow after a life spent working the country fields.

This Ivan Turgenev collection unites three of his finest stories into a single, compelling, and affordable edition. A lauded member of the Russia's literary avant-garde during the mid-19th century, Turgenev's novels and short stories have been celebrated for their poignant, emotionally striking themes and the deft use of plot twists. In Torrents of Spring, we follow Dmitry Sanin, a young landowner who embarks on travel from his homestead in Russia to the German city of Frankfurt. Having already toured Italy and other places in Europe, Dmitry is en route home, and treats Frankfurt as a last stop. First Love - revered as one of Turgenev's best tales - begins at a party in which three middle-aged men are each telling the tale of their first love. Mumu concerns Gerasim, a deaf and mute serf who has moved to Moscow after a life spent working the country fields.

Zhemchuzhina turgenevskoj prozy. Odin iz tonchajshih i pechal'nejshih romanov Turgeneva. Pojetichnaja, udivitel'no krasivaja istorija nesbyvshejsja ljubvi, razbityh nadezhd i slozhnoj sud'by blestjashhego, umnogo cheloveka, sovershivshego nekogda tragicheskuju oshibku - i rasplachivajushhegosja za nee vsju zhizn'... Turgenev - imja unikal'noe dazhe v zolotoj plejade klassikov russkoj prozy XIX veka. Jeto pisatel', ch'e bezuprechnoe literaturnoe masterstvo sootnositsja so stol' zhe bezuprechnym znaniem chelovecheskoj dushi. Turgenev obogatil russkuju literaturu samymi plenitel'nymi zhenskimi obrazami i voshititel'nymi, pojetichnymi kartinami prirody. Proizvedenija Turgeneva, oblekajushhie vysokuju sut' v izjashhno-prostuju sjuzhetnuju formu, po-prezhnemu ne podvlastny zakonam vremeni - i po-prezhnemu chitajutsja tak, slovno napisany vchera...

I. S. Turgenev - imja unikal'noe dazhe v zolotoj plejade klassikov russkoj prozy XIX veka. Jeto pisatel', ch'e bezuprechnoe literaturnoe masterstvo sootnositsja so stol' zhe bezuprechnym znaniem chelovecheskoj dushi. Turgenev obogatil russkuju literaturu samymi plenitel'nymi zhenskimi obrazami i voshititel'nymi, pojetichnymi kartinami prirody. Proizvedenija Turgeneva, oblekajushhie vysokuju sut' v izjashhno-prostuju sjuzhetnuju formu, po-prezhnemu ne podvlastny zakonam vremeni - i po-prezhnemu chitajutsja tak, slovno napisany vchera... V sbornik voshli takie proizvedenija kak "Bezhin lug," "Asja," "Pervaja ljubov'," "Mumu."

I. S. Turgenev - imja unikal'noe dazhe v zolotoj plejade klassikov russkoj prozy XIX veka. Jeto pisatel', ch'e bezuprechnoe literaturnoe masterstvo sootnositsja so stol' zhe bezuprechnym znaniem chelovecheskoj dushi. Turgenev obogatil russkuju literaturu samymi plenitel'nymi zhenskimi obrazami i voshititel'nymi, pojetichnymi kartinami prirody. Proizvedenija Turgeneva, oblekajushhie vysokuju sut' v izjashhno-prostuju sjuzhetnuju formu, po-prezhnemu ne podvlastny zakonam vremeni - i po-prezhnemu chitajutsja tak, slovno napisany vchera... V romane Otcy i deti otrazilas' ideologicheskaja bor'ba dvuh pokolenij, javljavshajasja odnoj iz glavnyh osobennostej obshhestvennoj zhizni 60-h godov XIX veka. Roman priobrel neprehodjashhie obshhechelovecheskij interes i znachenie.

V knigu voshli rasskazy I. S. Turgeneva - znamenitye "Zapiski ohotnika," prinesshie pisatelju shirokuju izvestnost'. Zapiski ohotnika pojavilis' v pechati otdel'nymi rasskazami i ocherkami na rubezhe sorokovyh i pjatidesjatyh godov i ob#edinennye zatem v knigu, sostavili pervoe po vremeni bol'shoe proizvedenie Turgeneva.

I. S. Turgenev - imja unikal'noe dazhe v zolotoj plejade klassikov russkoj prozy XIX veka. Jeto pisatel', ch'e bezuprechnoe literaturnoe masterstvo sootnositsja so stol' zhe bezuprechnym znaniem chelovecheskoj dushi. Turgenev obogatil russkuju literaturu samymi plenitel'nymi zhenskimi obrazami i voshititel'nymi, pojetichnymi kartinami prirody. Proizvedenija Turgeneva, oblekajushhie vysokuju sut' v izjashhno-prostuju sjuzhetnuju formu, po-prezhnemu ne podvlastny zakonam vremeni - i po-prezhnemu chitajutsja tak, slovno napisany vchera... V knigu voshli povest' Veshnie vody i roman Rudin Veshnie vody - povest' Ivana Sergeevicha Turgeneva, rasskazyvajushhaja istoriju ljubvi russkogo pomeshhika za granicej. Rudin. Odin iz luchshih romanov Turgeneva. Odna iz sil'nejshih za vsju istoriju otechestvennoj prozy knig o tragedii russkogo intelligenta, ne sposobnogo na reshitel'nyj postupok i bukval'no gubjashhego i sebja, i blizkih beskonechnoj, muchitel'noj bezdejatel'nost'ju...

Fathers and Sons by Ivan Turgenev. Fathers and Sons, also translated more literally as Fathers and Children, is an 1862 novel by Ivan Turgenev. Arkady Kirsanov has just graduated from the University of Petersburg and returns with a friend, Bazarov, to his father's modest estate in an outlying province of Russia. His father, Nikolai, gladly receives the two young men at his estate, called Maryino, but Nikolai's brother, Pavel, soon becomes upset by the strange new philosophy called "nihilism" which the young men, especially Bazarov, advocate. Nikolai, initially delighted to have his son return home, slowly begins to feel uneasy, and a certain awkwardness in his regard, as it emerges that Arkady's views, much influenced by Bazarov, are radical and make his own beliefs feel dated. Nikolai has always tried to stay as current as possible, by doing things such as visiting his son at school so the two can stay as close as they are, but this in Nikolai's eyes has failed. To complicate this, the father has taken a servant, Fenechka, into his house to live with him and has already had a son by her. Arkady however is not troubled by the relationship: to the contrary, he openly celebrates the addition of a younger brother.

Reproduction of the original: Fathers and Children by Ivan Turgenev

Reproduction of the original: Fathers and Children by Ivan Turgenev

Reproduction of the original: A Sportsman s Sketches by Ivan Turgenev

Reproduction of the original: A Sportsman s Sketches by Ivan Turgenev