マツモト　ケンシン   Matsumoto,Kenshin   松本　賢信    所属   法学部 法律学科    職種   教授
言語種別	ロシア語
発行・発表の年月	2020/02
形態種別	大学・研究所等紀要
査読	査読あり
標題	И. С. Тургенев и В. В. Набоков -- Шахматная связь между двумя писателями
執筆形態	単著
掲載誌名	亜細亜大学学術文化紀要
掲載区分	国内
出版社・発行元	南窓社
巻・号・頁	(第36号),117-131頁
総ページ数	194
概要	Ivan Sergeevich Turgenev, a great Russian novelist of the 19th century, and Vladimir Vladimirovich Nabokov, a prominent Russian-born refugee writer of the 20th century, share one thing in common: they loved the game of chess and would write about it in books. Turgenev's most famous novel Fathers and Sons depicts the growing cultural schism between the generation of the 1840s, fathers, and that of the 1860s, sons. Bazarov is most often considered the central figure in the novel. He represents the typical "superfluous man," a peculiar concept in 19th-century Russian literature. It is remarkable that Turgenev used the word "chess" in a classical portrait of the novel to depict the intense intergenerational conflicts over the future of Russia. This article focuses on Fathers and Sons by Turgenev and The Luzhin Defense by Nabokov to study the influence that Turgenev had on Nabokov's writing style from the viewpoint of chess.