Fathers and Sons

Fathers and Children "(1862) - a stepy, sign, cult novel for his time. But as the historical eras, he does not lose his relevance. Of course, the uncompromising Evgeny Bazarov, the main character of the novel, became a model for the imitation of modern youth - his worldview, beliefs, life principles and even the manner of behavior inspired many future "nihilists". But in Russia ", by virtue of its cyclic development, every fifteen to twenty years, an ideological matrix is ​​replaced by an ideological matrix, and each next generation is in the ideological - and moral - perpendicular to the fathers" "" "" "" (Dmitry Bykov) The drama of this confrontation does not decrease, and therefore a thoughtful modern reader will read this great book with no less interest and benefit than his peer one and a half a century ago. Even if she "takes place" at school