POEM ABOUT DEATH LEW KARSAWIN

Discover the profound reflections on death in "Poem about Death" by Lew Karsawin, one of the most outstanding philosophers of the Russian Silver Age. This literary masterpiece transports the reader to a world of metaphysical reflections and existential questions. Immerse yourself in the author's individual idiolect and join the ranks of thinkers who explored the mysteries of death.

• Outstanding philosopher of the Russian Silver Age
• Literary masterpiece of essay writing
• Profound reflections on death
• Individual idiolect of the author
• Inspiration for contemporary thinkers

Lew Karsawin (1882-1952) is an extraordinary figure, a philosopher and metaphysician who found refuge in Lithuania after the Bolshevik revolution. His life, marked by exile and persecution, adds depth to his work. "Poem about Death" is not only a philosophical work, but also a literary essay that complements the reflections on death made by Nikolai Berdyaev, Vasily Rozanov, Vladimir Solovyov or Lev Shestov.

The text, written in an individual idiolect, is an example of the realization of the essay writing of the Silver Age, and the work itself is a complement to the reflections on death. It is placed next to Karsawin's other work Noctes Petropolitanes. Get to know the unique style and depth of thought of this outstanding author.

The edition in 208x130 mm format, with 130 pages, in paperback, is an ideal proposition for lovers of philosophy and literature. Śląsk Publishing House invites you to read this unique work.