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• Turgenev's Use of Dichotomies as a Structural and Character Development Device

  Kellett has an M.A. in literature and works in corporate communications. In this essay she discusses Turgenev’s use of dichotomies as a structural and character development device.

• Overview of A Month in the Country

  In this essay, Briggs provides an overview of A Month in the Country and discusses its significance within the canon of modern Russian drama, particularly the play's influence upon the pyschological dramas of Anton Chekhov.

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1. A Month in the Country: Introduction
2. A Month in the Country: Summary
   1. Act I Summary
   2. Act II Summary
   3. Act III Summary
   4. Act IV Summary
   5. Act V Summary
3. A Month in the Country: Ivan Turgenev Biography
4. A Month in the Country: Characters
5. A Month in the Country: Themes
6. A Month in the Country: Style
7. A Month in the Country: Historical Context
8. A Month in the Country: Critical Overview
9. A Month in the Country: Essays and Criticism
   1. Turgenev's Use of Dichotomies as a Structural and Character Development Device
   2. Overview of A Month in the Country
10. A Month in the Country: Compare and Contrast
11. A Month in the Country: Topics for Further Study
12. A Month in the Country: Media Adaptations
13. A Month in the Country: What Do I Read Next?
14. A Month in the Country: Bibliography and Further Reading
15. A Month in the Country: Pictures
16. Copyright

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