Pushkin. Walks with Evgeny Onegin. Barkov A.N.

One of the prominent representatives of the circle of non -Pushkinists of our time (Latsis, Druzhnikov, Petrakov, Kozarovetsky, etc.), Alfred Barkov, philosopher, analyst, literary critic, considers the Pushkin mystic around Evgeny Onegin and offers a reading of the work, alternative to traditional. A lot has been written about the presence of a large number of contradictions and paradoxes in the novel. But, according to the researcher, official Pushkinism, both ours and foreign, did not see a brilliant mystifier in Pushkin. His work is largely secret behind seven castles. The Pushkin’s plan of Eugene Onegin has not yet been disclosed, the author claims, for all its apparent simplicity, this work remains the most difficult in Russian literature. Thus, he explains the conflict and the cause of the duel of Lensky and Onegin with no other than the envy of mediocrity to talent: a well -defined person was hidden behind the image of Onegin, from whose evil attacks Pushkin was forced to defend himself. An attempt to overcome the stereotype of thinking - and another, not at all a textbook, look at the “eternal ideal” - Tatyana Larina.