Home of the Gentry
Ivan Turgenev
May 2024 · The Collected Works of Ivan Turgenev Book 3 · Minerva Heritage Press
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Often translated as "A Nest of Gentlefolk", "Home of the Gentry", "Liza" or "Nobel Nest" (?????????? ?????? in Russian), Home of the Gentry was written between 1856-1858. This novel portrays the struggle of the protagonist, Lavretsky, who returns to Russia after a failed marriage to find new love, only to be confronted by the past. This is a new translation from the original Russian manuscript with a new Afterword by the Translator, a glossary of Turgenev's philosophic terms, and a timeline of his life and major contributions.
About the author
A Russian novelist, poet, and playwright, and personal friend of Gogold, Dostoevsky and Tolstoy, Turgenev was a key figure in the Russian literary realism movement. His novel "Fathers and Sons" is notable for introducing the character type of 'nihilist' and for its portrayal of the generational schism in Russian society. Turgenev's writings significantly influenced the development of Russian literature and also had a substantial impact on readers in Western Europe.
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