The book of Ivan Alexandrovich Dobrolyubov "On the degree of participation of the people in the development of Russian literature" is a deep and insightful study that opens up to the reader not only the world of Russian literature, but also the very essence of the people's soul. Written in the 19th century, this work remains relevant today, attracting the attention of both literature lovers and professional researchers. In his book, Goodwill asks an important question: how nationality, as the basis of cultural identity, influences the development of the literary process? He analyzes how folk traditions, folklore and customs shape literary works, and how writers, starting from their people, create unique images and plots. In this context, he examines the work of such great authors as Pushkin, Gogol and Tolstoy, and shows how their works reflect the spirit of the times and popular aspirations. The book will be of interest to a wide range of readers: from students and teachers of philological faculties to everyone who is interested in Russian culture and history. Dobrolyubov appeals to the reader with deep respect and the desire to explain complex literary concepts in a simple and accessible language. His style of presentation combines scientific rigor and lively emotionality, which makes reading fascinating and informative. The topics raised in "On the degree of participation of the people in the development of Russian literature" relate not only to literature, but also to philosophy, sociology and cultural studies. Dobrolyubov raises questions about how literature can serve as a reflection of social change, how it can become a tool for expressing people's aspirations and aspirations. He explores how literature can connect different layers of society, becoming a common language for people of different classes and cultures. The style of Dobrolyubov is distinguished by brightness and imagery. He is able to create vivid images and metaphors that allow the reader to better understand the ideas he is considering. His other well-known works, such as Letters on Russian Literature and Criticism and Literary Life, are also noted for this unique style, which combines an analytical approach and artistic perception. The book "On the degree of participation of the people in the development of Russian literature" is not just a scientific work, but a real literary find that makes you think about the role of literature in society. It raises important questions about how literature can reflect and shape social processes, and how it can serve as a bridge between generations and cultures. If you are looking for a work that will not only enrich your knowledge of Russian literature, but also make you think more deeply about its role in the life of the people, then this book will be a real discovery for you. Dobrolyubov, with his insightful look and ability to see the essence of things, invites you on an exciting journey through the pages of Russian literature, where every reader can find something close and important for himself.