At the end of this work, we learn that Kukshina goes to Paris to study architecture and that Sitnikov claims to carry on the central character's cause after he contracts typhus during an autopsy. That character had healed Pavel Petrovich after provoking a duel by kissing the maid Fenecka, who had bore his friend Arkady's half-brother Mitya with her employer Nikolai. The protagonist enjoys dissecting frogs, as he insists that a chemist is more valuable than twenty poets and that the only thing that matters is that two times two equals four. For 10 points, name this work about two generations of Kirsanovs and Bazarovs, a novel about a nihilist 
At the end of this work, we learn that Kukshina goes to Paris to study architecture and that Sitnikov claims to carry on the central character's cause after he contracts typhus during an autopsy. That character had healed Pavel Petrovich after provoking a duel by kissing the maid Fenecka, who had bore his friend Arkady's half-brother Mitya with her employer Nikolai. The protagonist enjoys dissecting frogs, as he insists that a chemist is more valuable than twenty poets and that the only thing that matters is that two times two equals four. For 10 points, name this work about two generations of Kirsanovs and Bazarovs, a novel about a nihilist by Ivan Turgenev.
At the end of this work, we learn that Kukshina goes to Paris to study architecture and that Sitnikov claims to carry on the central character's cause after he contracts typhus during an autopsy.
{Fathers and Sons} [or {Ottsy i Deti}]