Turgenev's Fathers and Sons popularized this term to describe the character Bazarov. In Russia it would go on to describe a revolutionary movement that rejected the authority of the family, church, and state. That political form of this philosophy believed moving forward required the destruction of all existing institutions, while the existential version of it espoused the
Turgenev's Fathers and Sons popularized this term to describe the character Bazarov. In Russia it would go on to describe a revolutionary movement that rejected the authority of the family, church, and state. That political form of this philosophy believed moving forward required the destruction of all existing institutions, while the existential version of it espoused the idea that life has no meaning or value. FTP, identify this philosophy most associated with Friedrich Nietzsche that comes from the Latin word for nothing.
Turgenev's Fathers and Sons popularized this term to describe the character Bazarov.
Nihilism