
Hunter's Notes
by Turgenev
About This Novel
"Hunter's Notes" is a feature collection with a unique form. The work indicts the decadent serfdom system and expresses the author's democratic thoughts. The work uses a hunter's hunting as a clue to depict many characters such as landlords, housekeepers, mill wives, town doctors, aristocratic intellectuals, serfs, peasant children, etc. It truly shows the life style of people from all walks of life in urban and rural areas in other provinces under the background of serfdom. In the beautiful scenery of nature, various tragedies occurred, which reflected the silent indictment of the serfdom system. The work also vividly describes the people's pursuit and yearning for a better life.
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Official(109)Scraped 21d ago
I read it after Wang Yuan recommended it. After reading it, I found this book to be really good.
The books recommended by Brother Yuan are must-reads
Well, I admit that I only read this book because Yuanyuan recommended it, but later on, I seemed to like it more and more.
Comment by Mrs. Wang Yuan
In Russian literature, the most difficult thing is the names of places and people. Putting these aside, we must also look at the author's era. This book is Turgenev's famous work. He himself has always been critical of serfdom, and I guess this is a strongly condemning book. I had such a prejudice at first, but when I read, I found that the author himself did not show any emotional tendencies. He just described a series of small people he observed from an outsider's perspective. Through the language, behavior, and appearance of these small people under the serfdom system, people can deeply feel the sadness of these oppressed people. Whether they are born into slavery or "acquired" into slavery, they are all poor people oppressed by society. Even those who were able to escape from serfdom gave up their freedom for fear of jumping into another oppressive system. They had nowhere to escape.
If it wasn't summer homework, I wouldn't read it (?2?1_?2?1)
I saw a lot of fans. Because of a person, falling in love with a book.
Recommended by Brother Yuan, definitely read it
I read the book recommended by Wang Yuan and it is very good.
The book recommended by my brother is a must-read
I am a freshman in junior high school, and this book is one of the four books recommended by the teacher. Does anyone in the third grade of junior high school have any suggestions?
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Community(0)
Official(109)Scraped 21d ago
I read it after Wang Yuan recommended it. After reading it, I found this book to be really good.
The books recommended by Brother Yuan are must-reads
Well, I admit that I only read this book because Yuanyuan recommended it, but later on, I seemed to like it more and more.
Comment by Mrs. Wang Yuan
In Russian literature, the most difficult thing is the names of places and people. Putting these aside, we must also look at the author's era. This book is Turgenev's famous work. He himself has always been critical of serfdom, and I guess this is a strongly condemning book. I had such a prejudice at first, but when I read, I found that the author himself did not show any emotional tendencies. He just described a series of small people he observed from an outsider's perspective. Through the language, behavior, and appearance of these small people under the serfdom system, people can deeply feel the sadness of these oppressed people. Whether they are born into slavery or "acquired" into slavery, they are all poor people oppressed by society. Even those who were able to escape from serfdom gave up their freedom for fear of jumping into another oppressive system. They had nowhere to escape.
If it wasn't summer homework, I wouldn't read it (?2?1_?2?1)
I saw a lot of fans. Because of a person, falling in love with a book.
Recommended by Brother Yuan, definitely read it
I read the book recommended by Wang Yuan and it is very good.
The book recommended by my brother is a must-read
I am a freshman in junior high school, and this book is one of the four books recommended by the teacher. Does anyone in the third grade of junior high school have any suggestions?
