Who is to blame?: Alexander Herzen

Alexander Ivanovich Herzen is a philosopher, publicist, writer, revolutionary, who left an indelible mark in the history of Russia. For many years, his free word has represented a progressive Russian public thought in Europe. Herzen’s creative heritage is vast and diverse, but it is imbued with a single humanistic pathos and a deeply personal experience of history. After the release of the novel “Who is to blame?” (1847) V. G. Belinsky wrote to Herzen: “You, as in nature, are mostly thinking and conscious … Talent and fantasy have gone into the mind, lively and warmed, so to speak, which is visible to a humanic direction, not vaccinated and not subtracted by your nature.” “Who is to blame?” – An intellectual novel, and the question brought into his title does not have a definite answer. Maybe that’s why he responded with such force in the hearts of contemporaries of the writer. In addition to the novel “Who is to blame?”, The novels of the Magpie-Vorovka and Dr. Krupov were in the present publication.

Author
Herzen Alexander Ivanovich
Publisher
ABC, 2014
Series
Classic (soft)