Ivan Turgenev, By Charles A. Moser

Examines the major themes, character representations, and political and philosophical intentions of Turgenev's novels

Harry Palacio

The embodied genius of Ivan Turgenev is that he has created a body of work including ‘phantoms’ which may be considered one of his finest achievements; where he ruminates upon the passing people in one’s life be it from this space or from another moment in time/ Turgenev’s profound works are indicative of an author with great weighty peril: as Charles A. Moser gives us granules of genius as the prow. What we see here is a chasm of numinous ken; where only badlands exist in nomenclature. This rare book is a testament to Russian literature and a reprieve for the late author Ivan Turgenev