For 10 points, name this novel about the nihilist Bazarov by Ivan Turgenev.
A man in this novel compliments a woman's body by saying he'd like to see it on the dissecting table, and later criticizes sayings that "turn the commonplace upside down." His family's servant pretends to run into him to bring him home to his parents, who unsuccessfully try not to fuss over him. This novel ends with a description of two people visiting the one untouched grave in a dirty cemetery. A character in this novel gives a ring with a sphinx on it to the tormented socialite Princess R. That fancily-dressed man, (*) Pavel, later duels a man who kissed his brother Nikolai's servant and eventual wife, Fenichka. This novel's main character collects frogs, dies due to his autopsy of a typhus-infested corpse, falls in love with Anna Odintsova, and clashes with the views of the elder Kirsanov. For 10 points, name this novel about the nihilist Bazarov by Ivan Turgenev.
A man in this novel compliments a woman's body by saying he'd like to see it on the dissecting table, and later criticizes sayings that "turn the commonplace upside down."
Fathers and Sons [accept Fathers and Children or Ottsy i deti]