Turgenev's prose poems

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Publish Date: 2003-01-01
Features: The prose poems left by Turgenev for humanity are a precious spiritual legacy. Their profound philosophical depth leaves readers with a lasting impression. Some of his famous works, such as The Sparrow, The Threshold, The Thrush, The Pigeon, Stay! and others, are widely celebrated, endlessly enjoyable, and reluctant to part with. Some have even been included in the textbooks of primary and secondary school students. The main contents of this book include To the Reader, The Village, Dialogue, The Old Woman, The Dog, The Rival, The Beggar, “Please Listen to the Judgment of the Fool”, A Satisfied Person, General Principles of Conduct, The End of the World, Masha, The Fool, Eastern Mythology, Two Quatrains, The Sparrow, The Skull, The Man for Heavy Labor and the Man for Fine Labor, The Rose, In Memory of Yu. P. Fyodorovskaya, The Last Meeting, The Threshold, A Visit, A Encounter, I Feel Pity, The Curse, The Twin Brothers, The Thrush (Part I), The Thrush (Part II), Homeless, Whose Fault Is It?, The Code of Life, The Reptile, The Writer and the Critic, With Whom to Argue, “Oh, My Youth! Oh, the Face of My Youth!”, To, I Walk in the High Mountains, The Sandglass, When I No Longer Exist and more.