Mumu va Dāstān'hā-yi Dīgar: Persian 1403

Momo and Other Stories is a selection of short stories by Ivan Turgenev, stories in which the author addresses the most important issues of human destiny, loneliness, the search for the meaning of existence, and self-realization. These stories demonstrate the author’s unique style of revealing the inner world of his characters, which was later called “hidden psychologism.” “The most important feature of Turgenev is his truthfulness… He has had an extremely good and fruitful impact on our literature… In my opinion, in his life and works, three qualities can be noted: 1) faith in beauty (love of women – art); 2) doubt in this and doubt in everything; and 3) faith in goodness.” — Leo Tolstoy, Letter to Alexander Pippin, January 10