I. KOZLOV´S DIARY: SACRED HEART AND LIFE TRAGEDY LYRICISM OF EVERYDAY LIFE

Abstract

I. Kozlov's diary is a unique phenomenon of everyday life and human being in Pushkin era. It was a mirror of psychology and spiritual orientation of the poet that reflected the state of Russian life of that time. Heartfelt reflection of the experience of participation in the Sacraments, the Gospel reading, his spiritual and emotional state, meetings with contemporaries give genre the diary-lyrical pathos. The diary captured the poet’s reading, often defined by communication with V. Zhukovsky, who helped his friend to keep in touch with the outside world.