Elena Kravchenko's monograph delves into the aesthetics of Sasha Sokolov, a pivotal yet enigmatic figure in contemporary Russian literature. By analyzing his key works, 'School for Fools', 'Between Dog and Wolf', and 'Palisandriia', the study reveals how Sokolov's use of language transcends mere expression, instead embodying reality itself. Kravchenko encourages readers to explore the interplay between language, art, and perception, highlighting how reality transforms into its reflections, ultimately uncovering its true essence.
