Lyceum that does not end

Pushkin is just a normal Russian person in sprayed Russia. This is only one of the thoughts that amaze with simplicity and evidence that the author of this book comes to - literary critic, writer Yu. F. Karjakin (1930-2011) The collection consists of notes, Karjakin’s thoughts on Pushkin, his role in our history, "strange rapprocheces" between Pushkin and Goya, Pushkin and Dostoevsky. The basis of the book was the unknown work of the 70s "The Secret Supper Mozart and Salieri". What makes us feel confused from the tragic figure of Salieri? Why did he still poison Mozart? Maybe, among other things, because Mozart is a person, namely, personalities in another, another in another and do not take out such as Pushkin Salieri? Karyakin came to the conclusions of post -Pushkin Russia, which today receive amazing confirmations