num_pages: 260
description: INTRODUCTION, by Edward Garnett (1899) THE JEW (1846)AN UNHAPPY GIRL (1868)THE DUELLIST (1846)THREE PORTRAITS (1846)ENOUGH (1864)Turgenev’s place in modern European literature is best defined by saying that while he stands as a great classic in the ranks of the great novelists, along with Richardson, Fielding, Scott, Balzac, Dickens, Thackeray, Meredith, Tolstoi, Flaubert, Maupassant, he is the greatest of them all, in the sense that he is the supreme artist. As has been recognised by the best French critics, Turgenev’s art is both wider in its range and more beautiful in its form than the work of any modern European artist. from the introduction
language: English
title: The Jew and Other Stories
titlecomplete: The Jew and Other Stories
genres: Russian Literature, Literature, Collections, Short Stories, Russia, Classics, Fiction
ratings_count: 88
publisher: 1st World Library - Literary Society