A conversation about Blok, in whose verses love and death, will and non-being, personal anxiety and great historical myth collide. Alexander Blok created a series of image-ideas that became canonical: the Beautiful Lady, the fog of the Silver Age, the anxious rhythm of the revolutionary era. But what theme did the poet himself consider the most important? This will be the topic of the lecture. The lecture is part of the series "Philosophical Lectures on Blok." Candidate of philosophical sciences Dmitry Romanov will talk about the "Trilogy of Humanization," the confrontation between Eros and Thanatos, the centrifugal paths of the theurgist, and the motives of non-being and boundless will in Blok's work. The session is suitable for those interested in the literature of the Silver Age, the philosophy of art, Russian culture, and poetry. Find other events in Moscow on KudaGo.