Development of Alexander Pushkin’s philosophical views (the late 1820s-1830s)
The article examines the philosophical thoughts of A. Pushkin, explicitly and implicitly reflected in his prose of the 1820s-30s. The author's understanding of the philosophical categories "freedom", "equality" is revealed, as well as of the essence of the class struggle and the role of the masses and individuals in shaping the history of Russia. The article describes A. Pushkin's view on the place and fate of Russia in the world, its mission and future development. The poet's attitude to the problem of the oppressors and the oppressed is revealed.