Эдуард Багрицкий

Imi͡a poėta Ėduarda Bagrit͡skogo eshche nedavno vosprinimalosʹ odnostoronne - kak poėta-tribuna, aktivnogo uchastnika revoli͡ut͡sionnykh srazheniĭ, proslavli͡avshego zavoevanii͡a Okti͡abri͡a i oblichavshego ego vragov. V predlagaemoĭ chitateli͡am knige privlekai͡utsi͡a dokumentalʹnye materialy, memuary i poėticheskie svidetelʹstva, pozvoli͡ai͡ushchie po-novomu vzgli͡anutʹ na zhiznʹ i tvorchestvo talantlivogo poėta-romantika, otdelitʹ legendy o nem ot realʹnykh sobytiĭ. Avtor vossozdaet obraz cheloveka, razbuzhennogo Fevralʹskoĭ revoli͡ut͡sieĭ, ee demokraticheskimi zavoevanii͡ami i potomu muchitelʹno vosprinimavshego pri͡amolineĭnostʹ i zhestokostʹ nasazhdavsheĭsi͡a ideologii. "Esli vchitatʹsi͡a v stikhi Bagrit͡skogo, - spravedlivo zamechal poėt i kritik Georgiĭ Adamovich, - poĭmeshʹ, chto ""politika" niskolʹko ne byla dli͡a nego sushchestvenna i kharakterna, chto, zanimai͡a v ėtoĭ oblasti tu ili inui͡u pozit͡sii͡u, on lishʹ ustupal trebovanii͡am sredy. Estestvenno dli͡a nego bylo zani͡atʹ imenno takui͡u pozit͡sii͡u, kotorai͡a sredu udovletvori͡ala: ėtoĭ t͡senoĭ on dobyval svobodu bytʹ samim soboĭ v glavnom" - v poėticheskikh dostizhenii͡akh ego luchshikh proizvedeniĭ.

The name of the poet Eduard Bagritsky recently perceived one-sidedly — as a poet-tribune, an active participant in the revolutionary battles, glorifying the conquest of October and denouncing his enemies. In the present book are involved in documentary materials, memoirs and poetical testimonies, allowing a new look at the life and work of a talented romantic poet, to separate legend from actual events. The author recreates the image of a man awakened by the February revolution, its democratic achievements and therefore painfully perceived the directness and brutality of the implanted ideology. "If the reading of the verses Bagritsky — rightly noticed by the poet and critic Georgy Adamovich,, ""politics" was not at all significant and characteristic that, taking in this region a particular position, it is only inferior to the requirements of the environment. Of course for him to take this stance that the environment was satisfied with this price, he earns the freedom to be themselves in the main" — in the poetic achievements of his best works.