"Devils to characterize the Russian common people" is an outstanding work of Ivan Alexandrovich Dobrolyubov, one of the most significant critics and thinkers of Russian literature of the XIX century. This book, written in 1861, is an in-depth study of the national life and psychology of the Russian people, in which the author seeks to understand what makes Russians who they are. Dobrolyubov, known for his insightful view of literature and society, in this work appeals to the common people - to those who form the basis of Russian culture and life. He not only describes the habits and customs of the peasants, but also tries to analyze their inner world, views on life and moral values. The reader will be able to see how the author, with the help of vivid examples and observations, creates a living picture of Russian life, saturated with details that make his work not only scientific, but also artistic. This book will be of interest to a wide range of readers: from students of humanities to those who are simply interested in the culture and history of Russia. It can attract the attention of both fans of classical literature and those who want to better understand the social and cultural aspects of the life of the Russian people. The age category of readers is not limited, because the topics raised by Dobrolyubov remain relevant today. The topics addressed in the “Devils for Characterizing the Russian Common People” cover many aspects: from traditional values and customs to social problems and the inner world of a person. Dobrolyubov touches on issues of morality, education, spirituality and social inequality, which makes his work multilayered and deep. He is not afraid to raise sharp questions that can cause discussions and reflections among readers. This work is not just a scientific work, but also a kind of manifesto that encourages us to think about the place of the common people in Russian society and its role in the formation of national identity. Dobrolyubov’s style is distinguished by clarity and accessibility, which makes his ideas understandable to a wide audience. He masterfully uses literary techniques to convey the atmosphere and spirit of the time in which he lived and worked. Reading it, you will feel as if you yourself are immersed in the life of the Russian village, watching its inhabitants and their daily worries. In addition to "Devils to characterize the Russian common people", Dobrolyubov is known for his other works, such as "What is the common good?" and "Literary dreams". These works also reflect his deep reflections on life, culture and literature, making him one of the most significant representatives of Russian criticism. If you are looking for a work that will not only enrich your knowledge about the Russian people, but also make you think about deeper issues of life and society, then “Devils for the Characterization of the Russian Common People” will be a real find for you. This book is not just a reading, but an opportunity to immerse yourself in a world where people’s destinies, their dreams and reality intersect. Do not miss the chance to discover a unique view of the Russian people and its culture, which was offered by Dobrolyubov.