Fathers and Sons. Turgenev I. S.

“Fathers and Children” - the famous Roman of Turgenev. The disputes of the protagonist Yevgeny Bazarov, who calls himself a nihilist and denying the common ideas about life, art, morality, nature of man, and his antagonist Pavel Kirsanov, an aristocrat to the bone brain, constitute the main problems of the novel. But the plot canvas is built more on the internal conflict of Bazarov himself. The whole hero who had just denied everything and the whole, who did not believe in love, laughing at his friend, capable of tender feelings, suddenly himself passionately and ardently falls in love. And everything suddenly turns upside down - with love, Bazarov is not able to cope with, it is stronger than the most firm beliefs.