Dive into Ivan Turgenev’s powerful novel, Fathers and Sons, a timeless exploration of generational conflict set against the backdrop of revolutionary 19th-century Russia. Follow Arkady as he returns home with his radical friend Bazarov, whose nihilistic views challenge the traditional values of his father and uncle, exposing a widening chasm between old and new. Turgenev masterfully portrays the clash between the declining landowning class and the emerging intellectual elite. This Penguin Classics edition features Peter Carson’s acclaimed translation, offering a fresh perspective on a literary masterpiece. Ideal for readers of Russian literature and discussions on social change.