Pushkin: Once and always. Listov V.

It would seem that what can be said about Pushkin? But humanitarian knowledge is so arranged that a newly formulated question can give a new answer. And the love of the poet’s work prompts to ask these new questions and look for answers to them.

to the copyright cycle of lectures by Viktor Semenovich Listov about the biography of Pushkin and the work of A.S. Pushkin included three biographical essays and seven conversations devoted to the most significant creations of the poet: “Boris Godunov”, “Eugene Onegin”, “Peak Lady”, “Captain's daughter”, “Copper Horseman”, “Little Tragedies”. The author offers to look at the complex fabric of these works in the context of Pushkin’s autobiographical and readers' impressions, re -comprehend them as a series of large -scale projects to identify and disclose in the space of the “eternal” issues of Russian life and Russian history.