After Babylonian mixing. Language and translation questions

The book of an outstanding literary critic, writer and philologist is devoted to the most fundamental issues of the philosophy of language. Moreover, many of them are analyzed through the prism of the concept of translation, interpreted by the author, unexpectedly widely. Trying to comprehend the myth of Babylonian mixing for our civilization, the author concludes that the paradoxical diversity of human languages ​​is the result of our craving for the protection of the secrets of personal space, as well as the unwillingness to accept the reality as it is.
The readers will attract the unprecedented erudition of the author and the special style of the narrative.
The book will be found important for reading literary critics, philologists, linguists, philosophers, translators, culturalists, but also everyone who is interested in the issues of philosophy of language and the history of literature