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"The Life-Giving Drop" by Ivan Turgenev on Fictionaut is an expansion and revision of a recounting of a story told by Turgenev to a child, found in Edmund Wilson's essay "Turgenev and the Life-giving Drop" which first appeared in The New Yorker in 1957 and subsequently in TURGENEV'S LITERARY REMINISCENCES Farrar, Straus and Cudahy, New York, 1958.
THE LIFE-GIVING DROP by Ivan Turgenev Rick Rofihe 2012
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It is for these reasons that Ivan Turgenev, the artist and the man, remains a role model in times like these.
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His portrait of Karmazinov, a liberal toady of revolutionaries said to be modeled on Ivan Turgenev, is devastating.
To the Barricades! Revolutionaries in Novels Joseph Epstein 2011
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By Ivan Turgenev 1872 'Spring Torrents' is framed around an archetypal Turgenevian regret: A sophisticate looks back from desiccated middle age to his youth full of promise, agonizing about the moment he chose the wrong path.
Betrayals Of Love Tessa Hadley 2011
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Ivan Turgenev's novella First Love is one of the most perfect things ever written.
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Ivan Turgenev 1818-1883 Novelist, poet, and playwright, known for his detailed descriptions about the everyday live in Russia in the 19th century.
THE LIFE-GIVING DROP by Ivan Turgenev Rick Rofihe 2012
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By Ivan Turgenev 1872 'Spring Torrents' is framed around an archetypal Turgenevian regret: A sophisticate looks back from desiccated middle age to his youth full of promise, agonizing about the moment he chose the wrong path.
Betrayals Of Love Tessa Hadley 2011
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The Home of the Gentry, by Ivan Turgenev Every suspect character in Turgenev's stories seems dedicated to playing "preference", a kind of three-handed whist.
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She completed a three-year course in history and literature, all the while engaging in a mentor-disciple relationship with Ivan Turgenev.
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She regularly entertained famous philosophers and jurists, prominent artists and literary giants, among them none other than Ivan Turgenev (1818 – 1883), the famous author of Fathers and Sons, who acted as mentor to his hostess.
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