Abstract "Fathers and Sons" (I. Turgenev)

The summary "Fathers and children" - a novel that stirred up the minds of millions, is aimed at creating a general impression and acquaintance with the plot of the work. The novel was written in the 19th century - in the golden age of Russian literature.

"Fathers and children," Turgenev. Summary

Near the road stands Nikolai Kirsanov, thinks about his life and waits for his son. (It should be noted that in the courtyard of the 60s of the 19th century.) He, Nikolai Kirsanov, is the son of a general, and, like an older brother, was brought up at home and was preparing for military service, but he turned his leg on the day of his calling.

Arkady, the son of Nicholas, comes not alone, but with his friend Yevgeny Bazarov: a thin, untidy man with sideburns. Later it turns out that Eugene is a nihilist in his convictions.

The summary "Fathers and Sons" will help you to find out the main conflict of the work.

Between Pavel Kirsanov and a friend of his nephew, fierce disputes over the development of the country, the views of youth and traditions begin. The elder brother of Father Arcadia immediately expresses discontent connected with the stay of this person in his house. A few days pass, Eugene still lives with his friend, Nikolai is afraid of him and Paul hates him.

Do not forget that the author of the novel is the outstanding classic Ivan Turgenev. "Fathers and children" (a brief summary of the chapters of the same work will help to trace the change in the character of the characters) - a novel in which a problem that has always been raised has been raised, since the generation conflict was especially acute in the 19th century.

One day a serious dispute arises between Pavel Kirsanov and a new resident of their house. The subject of the conflict: aristocracy and nihilism.

They argue on the development of the fatherland, share their views on the political process, decide which of them is closer to the peasantry - the main population of the country. This is the basis for a duel later.

A few days later they visit a relative of Arkady in the city. There, friends get acquainted with important people, one of whom goes to the ball. At the ball they are presented to Anna Odintsova. This girl really liked Arkady and Bazarov. Comrades go to her hotel, and later to her estate. Anna had a sister, Catherine, her age was about 18 years. In her society, Odintsov and Bazarov sent Arkady, who at first was jealous of a woman to a friend, but soon became interested in her young sister.

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Having visited a little more, friends leave for Bazarov's parents, who are very happy about his appearance. At the same time, they are very uncomfortable with Arkady. But Eugene tells them that with his friend you can not stand on ceremony. Father Bazarov is glad to hear from Arkady that his son is the best man of his time.

After a while, comrades again go to the estate of Anna. There, Arkady makes a proposal to Katya, and Bazarov's feelings do not take Odintsov. He immerses himself in his work: he treats people, studies nature. After a while, Eugene dies from the corpse blood that has entered the body. The last it sees is Odintsov.

The summary "Fathers and Sons" helps to learn the plot, understand the heroes and evaluate some of their actions. This is a brilliant novel, which shows that in Russia there will always be a conflict of generations.