BOLKONSKY AND KURAGINA: "PEACE" AND "ANTI-WORLD" IN THE NOVEL-EPOPEE L. N. TOLSTOY
This article is devoted to the novel-epic L. N. Tolstoy's "War and peace", the art of the realization of the "thoughts of the family and its relationship with a beloved writer "thinking people". For example, two family clans -Bolkonsky and Couraging -the paper reviews the concept of "peace" and "anti-world"that embody good and evil, creation and destruction. Analyzing the key episodes that show the contrast of two families, the author dwells on the moral, psychological, moral and ethical issues common to all works of L. N. Tolstoy.