Ivan Sergeievich Turgenev: On the Centennial of His Birth

Matvei Kagan

Partial Answers, 11.3 (2013), 1-7

Translated from the Yiddish In this article, I do not intend to simply "pay my debt to the memory of the dead" and confine myself to a stock anniversary speech in honor of the centennial of Turgenev’s birth. Indeed, Turgenev (1818–1893) has not been dead that long, and the treasure that he has left behind is yet to be absorbed by the living culture that he has enriched. . .

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