The main character of this work dies after having failed to cauterize a cut he receives while performing an autopsy on a peasant who has expired from typhoid.
The main character of this work dies after having failed to cauterize a cut he receives while performing an autopsy on a peasant who has expired from typhoid. Earlier, he offends Kukshina and her would-be partner Sitnikov at a dance. Women repeatedly get him in trouble and his unrequited passion for Anna sends him away from the company of his lone friend, while his flirting with Fenechka leads to a duel with the elitist Pavel, the uncle of Arkadii. FTP, identify this 1862 work about generational difference, featuring Nikolai Petrovich Kirsanov and Evgenii Bazarov, and written by Ivan Turgenev.
The main character of this work dies after having failed to cauterize a cut he receives while performing an autopsy on a peasant who has expired from typhoid.
Fathers and Sons