Conformity's Children: An Approach to the Superfluous Man in Russian Literature

according action Andrey approach attempt Bazarov becomes belong Beltov called cause century Chapter characters Company concept conclusion conformity continued created critical čto culture Dostoevsky everything example existence explains fact fate Fathers feel fictional figure final follow French German God's hero Herzen human ideas important individual instance intellectual interpretation isolation Ivan laws literary literature live masses mind Moscow nature nonconformist nonconformity Notes novel Oblomov observed once one's Onegin outsider pattern Pechorin person Petersburg play political position Press problem Pushkin's question reader reading reality reason remains result Romantic Rudin Russian Russian literature says seems Sobranie sočinenij social society soul Soviet stand story structure Study superfluous theme thought tion Tolstoy tradition Trans true Turgenev turns Univ universe Western whole writes York