The author compares Turgenev s symbolism as it attaches to the sons and the father, and posits that this reflects Turgenev s view of Russia. The writer concludes that when the nihilist son dies he is automatically redeemed by the nature he despised. Bibliography lists 1 source. This 5 page paper explores the story's view on technology as opposed to nature. Bibliography lists 6 sources.
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This 5 page thesis paper contends that Lolita is misunderstood as an immoral work, and must be read objectively to be appreciated. Several arguments are made to support the point. Bibliography lists 2 sources. A five page paper on this novel by Soviet novelist Yuri Olesha. The paper compares two of the characters, Babichev and Kavalerov, in terms of their political views and their significance to the human condition.