Far vision. From notebooks (1896-1941). Ukhtomsky A.A.

This publication publishes selected fragments from the notebooks of Alexei Alekseevich Ukhtomsky (1875–1942)- a world-famous physiologist who had encyclopedic knowledge in the field of philosophy, theology, literature and left his mark on the “hidden minting” of Russia 1920–1930 Xs. Although there are no artistic works in his literary heritage, his letters can be considered as the pages of the epistolary novel, and as fragments of philosophical treatises, and as a lyrical confession, and his notebooks indicate the clarity of the author’s thought, sincerity of feelings, psychological insight and “distant vision” Ukhtomsky - the ability to see the essence of the events, to foresee the future, not allowing “the closest and short -sighted impressions to cover your eyes.”