Статьи о Пушкине

Reprint from the publication. Moscow, Academia in 1926. The book is supplemented by an article by V. Hippius "to the question of Pushkin plagiats".
Content: Grossman - Gershenzon writer (entering the article) Reading Pushkin. Pushkin and Batyushkov. Chaadaev and Pushkin. Count Nulin. Travel to Arzrum. Reality and sleep. The shadow of Pushkin. Pushkin"s dreams. Article for one -day newspaper `Pushkin`. The answer to the questionnaire is Pushkin and the present.
Mikhail Osipovich Gershenzon (1869-1925) - historian of Russian literature and social thought of the 19th century, philosopher, publicist, translator, tireless collector of the epistolary heritage of many figures of Russian culture, editor and publisher and, above all, a thin and bright writer. A little apart for Gershenzon, Pushkin’s creative personality, whose work is understood as the focus of the most important problems of the ratio of individual and universal. The principle of “slow reading” developed by Gershenzon, with obvious shortcomings (the main of which was to read "into the work of an external meaning), allowed to see in Pushkin the poet, who gave deep answers to the most important issues of being.
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