At "Order of Words," they will remember researcher Igor Babanov and present reprints of his key works. Igor Babanov is an exceptional figure in the humanities. A philologist, cultural scientist, brilliant commentator, and translator, he managed to leave a significant mark in the academic world during his short but bright life. On October 15, at "Order of Words," an evening in his memory will take place, dedicated to the reissue of two main books - "The Fate of Myth" and "Poor Lancelot." "The Fate of Myth" is an encyclopedia of ancient myth: with a history of its manifestations in literature, visual arts, and music. "Poor Lancelot" is a profound philosophical prose, a unique dialogue with the era, myths, and European tradition. Both books are being reissued for the first time in many years. This event will be of interest to students and teachers in the humanities, researchers, and translators. Admission is free. Even decades later, Babanov's texts remain relevant and continue to inspire, provoke discussion, and engage in dialogue. Come to hear the voice of a bygone era - and perhaps discover your own reflection in it.