, i understand that he is extremely intelligent. most likely, yes, but when we really talk about lagovsky underrated novel, i think that this is a completely european context of this really fandesl, this modernism is unique, it is digging, rummaging in the psyche. now, actually, let's talk about the main thing, about what is its significance , that it was unacceptable to the soviet authorities, why and, first of all, why it was tolerated for so long, and its work, activity up to in the 41st year, and only in the 41st year he was arrested, well, imagine him, let's imagine that he came. to the academy of sciences, which, by the way, was originally called the ukrainian academy, then the bolsheviks renamed it to the all-ukrainian academy, thus belittling the importance of the ukrainian academy of sciences, he really built virtually all of oriental studies from scratch in ukraine, iranian studies, and arabic studies, he practically wrote all main textbooks, he practically assembled this iranian-arabic office, a wonderful library, which to this day, of course is a huge treasure, but in addition

him as a father, the same the miller family, about which became the prototype in the novel, in the lagovsky novel, yes, this is all his teacher, and then also his student, that is, all of this was, of course, somewhere. to some extent related to his psyche, we see certain bifurcations, a certain neurosis, we see prone to such suicidal thoughts, perhaps some say that it was such a bifurcation connected with the fact that he felt it in himself , but could not, could not refuse, but could also accept, uh, and uh, maybe this option, but when we say about homosexuality, of course i understand that, i understand that he was an extremely intelligent, decent and very moral person, so in principle, i think that it remained, it was unacceptable, it remained in his writings. allusions and so on, that is, what did he write about? most likely, yes, but when we talk really about lagovska, this is an underrated novel, i think that this is a completely european context of this really fen theek, this modernism, unique, this is digging, rummaging in the psyche, the depths, and this this is very true, i suppo