Philologist Daria Krotova will talk about the religious subtext in the works of Alexander Blok. Alexander Blok is the voice of the Silver Age: tense, musical, full of premonitions. Behind his verses often lies a complex system of Christian images that flare up in symbols or hide in shades. Philologist Daria Vladimirovna Krotova offers to consider how religious imagery is embedded in Blok's poetic world and changes along with his creativity. The conversation will touch on how Blok experiences the theme of faith and doubt, how he works with motifs of holiness and temptation, and why the sublime and the disturbing coexist in his texts. The concept of Eternal Femininity will be examined separately: how it is formed in his early poems and how it later transforms. The speaker will also address the theme of the Motherland. For Blok, this is not a geographical space, but a living symbol that connects the personal and the historical. Christian symbolism helps the poet speak about the fate of the country, about hope and the fractures of time. The image of the modern city will be considered - noisy, cold, sometimes almost apocalyptic, as well as the relationship between the divine and the demonic in Blok's artistic world. If you love returning to poems and finding new meanings in them, this seminar will be a good support. It will help you read Blok more attentively and accurately. Where to go with children in Moscow can be found on KudaGo.