The mystery of Tolstoyevsky

The new book of the French writer, known to the Russian reader thanks to a number of bestseller: "The art of discussing books that you did not read", "Titanic will drown", "The Baskerville Dog is," The art of discussing countries in which you have not been. "
In every great writer there is a mystery, which largely makes his works so attractive to readers for centuries.
and Leo -Fedor Tolstoyevsky is a vivid example of this. Both his own personality and the characters of the characters brought to him are full of contradictions.
A writer who created a whole series of so unusual novels - "Anna Karenina" and "Crime and Punishment", "Brothers Karamazov" and "War and Peace" - Tolstoyevsky is often perceived by us as two different author.
However, Pierre Bayar - a French philologist and psychoanalyst - brilliantly shows that in fact we are talking about one novelist whose consciousness is inhabited by many personalities. And these are his characters.
Analyzing the details of the biography and work of Tolstoyevsky, Pierre Bayar is looking for an answer to a fundamental question for each of us about how integral the personality of a person is and whether the numerous "I" who settled in him are able to get along.
The author dedicated the book of memory of Umberto Eco