Рассказы о рассказчиках. «Муму» Тургенева

"How much pain can a person endure if they have no words?" In the new episode of the "Stories about Storytellers" series, Dmitry Bykov examines Ivan Turgenev's "Mumu." It's a story about the unspoken. About a man who cannot express his pain—and therefore cannot live. What did Turgenev want to say—and why didn't he understand it himself? Why did "Mumu" turn out to be a prophetic story—and how can we see the future of Russia in it? This video is about a tragedy without words. About silence, which is louder than a scream. Dmitry Bykov is a writer, poet, literary scholar, and teacher. He is also a participant in the "Oxygen" project. We have different pasts. Different beliefs. Different views. But we all share one common question. It is: How can we survive all this? How can we preserve our psyche? How can we protect children from mental trauma? How do you stay safe when everything around you is crumbling? How do you preserve your money and business? How do you live when you don't know who you can trust? Let's search for answers together. Oxygen. Take a breath. ➤ Dmitry Bykov's channel:    / @dmitrybykov8321   ➤ Vladimir Yakovlev's video about the Oxygen project:    • Как ИСПРАВИТЬ настроение   Don't forget to subscribe!