This writer, who created a term for a person with no place in society in his Diary of a Superfluous Man, also wrote a novel in which Pavel challenges a (*) medical student to a duel over the hand of Fenichka.
Nikolai Chernyshevsky (CHAIR-nuh-CHEF-skee) wrote What Is to Be Done? as a response to one of this man's novels. This author used that controversial novel to a depict a man who tramps through swamps looking for frogs to dissect. The affairs of nobility drive the plot of his story "First Love" and his play A Month in the Country. This writer, who created a term for a person with no place in society in his Diary of a Superfluous Man, also wrote a novel in which Pavel challenges a (*) medical student to a duel over the hand of Fenichka. For 10 points, name the author who wrote about Arkady Kirsanov (ARK-uh-dee kur-SAH-nawf) and his nihilist friend Bazarov in Fathers and Sons.
Nikolai Chernyshevsky (CHAIR-nuh-CHEF-skee) wrote What Is to Be Done?
Ivan Sergeyevich {Turgenev}