About the book: year / I really keep in my mind several parallel (and not only parallel) reasoning and, rather, give a direction to synthesis than a simple unambiguous one solution. I convey to the reader more open questions than answers. Alexander Isaevich does not like this, and he takes to the center of his research a text where the feeling of pain made the thought straightforwardly reactive: this is clearer to him and seems to be mine without any frills; in fact, to the extent that Solzhenitsyn is right, he takes what I rashly walked away from my depth, succumbed to an impulse from the outside. ...