Roman A.S. Pushkin "Eugene Onegin." A comment. Lotman Yu.M.

The great novel in the verses of Eugene Onegin seems simple and understandable, but it is deceptive. In fact, its text stores many riddles, the meaning of which often eludes the modern reader. There are many hints, hidden references, a lot of people, concepts and objects obvious to people of that era, but now unknown to the general public - all this does not interfere with enjoying the poetic perfection of Eugene Onegin, but it can prevent it from understanding it really deeply and fully because Any literary work exists in the context of its time.

This book will be equally interesting for philologists, and for students, and just for Pushkin lovers, is a real key to secrets hidden in the classical text. < /p>