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Mentioned in 5 episodes

FATHERS AND SONS IN ATHENS

Book • 1993

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Mentioned by

Michael Shellenberger in the context of discussing nihilism.

Recommended by Andy Greenwald as a shorter alternative to other Russian classics, suggesting "Fathers and Sons" as a masterpiece.

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Walter Russell Mead among his favorite Russian novels.

Recommended by

Jakub Dymek , as he was reading it for therapeutic and self-discovery purposes.

Mentioned by Stephen Meredith in relation to nihilism and its historical context.

Mentioned by Jake Howland as an old theme, about liberals producing nihilistic ideological lunatics.

Mentioned by Robert Dessaix as an author whose humanistic approach influenced his own writing and worldview.

Mentioned by Brandon as an author who wrote Fathers and Sons.

Mentioned by Matthew Raphael Johnson as a source referencing nihilism in 19th-century Russia.

Mentioned by Xiaolu Ma in the context of his early exposure to Russian literature.

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