Bairon.Pushkin.Mitskevich.Smert' i sud'ba - Shpokiavichius S.,I

The book of the famous doctor S. Spokevicius (Vilnius) and literary critic M. Ivinskaya (Vilnius) presents an unexpected approach to the study of the circumstances of the death of the greatest geniuses of European and world literature - Byron, Pushkin and Miscavige. Based on the achievements of modern medicine, the authoritative clinician (S. Spokevicius) clarifies the causes of diseases that have become fatal for Byron and Miscavige. He also determines the nature of Pushkin's fatal injury, showing that in the conditions of medical science of that era it was almost impossible to save the "sun" of Russian poetry. The book is rich in historical and cultural commentary, produced by M. Ivinskaya, to the work of all three poets, shows their intense creative "dialogue" in the context of the romantic era in Europe. No doubt, this edition will be interesting to a variety of readers, looking for answers to the mysteries of life and death of outstanding artists of past centuries, and interested in the life of European and Russian literature of their "golden age."