"Solzhenitsyn notebooks, Volume 4" is a unique work of the great Russian writer and thinker Alexander Isaevich Solzhenitsyn, which continues his literary and philosophical heritage. This volume contains reflections and notes of the author, covering a wide range of topics, from personal experiences to deep social and political issues, which makes it mandatory for everyone who is interested not only in literature, but also in the history of Russia, philosophy and sociology. The book is a kind of diary in which Solzhenitsyn shares his thoughts on life, freedom, justice and human nature. The reader will be able to plunge into the world of reflection of the author, who, despite all the trials and difficulties he had to face, retains a deep faith in man and his ability to change. In this volume, Solzhenitsyn continues to explore topics that have been close to him throughout his life: moral dilemmas, the individual's responsibility to society and history, and the question of how to maintain his identity under a totalitarian regime. This book will be especially interesting for those who appreciate deep philosophical reflections and seek answers to complex questions about life and society. It is suitable for both young people seeking to understand the historical roots of modern problems, and more mature readers who want to rethink their views on life and society. Solzhenitsyn notebooks can be an excellent occasion for discussion in a circle of friends or at literary meetings, as they raise important and topical issues concerning each of us. The topics covered in the Solzhenitsyn notebooks do not lose their relevance today. In the face of global change, political conflict, and social unrest, Solzhenitsyn’s thinking about freedom, truth, and human responsibility becomes especially important. He is not afraid to ask uncomfortable questions and raise topics that many would prefer to ignore. By reading it, we can not only better understand the past, but also realize how it affects our present and future. Solzhenitsyn’s style, as always, is distinguished by depth and accuracy. His prose is permeated with philosophical reflections and personal experiences, which makes reading not only informative, but also emotionally saturated. The author masterfully uses language to convey his thoughts and feelings, creating vivid images and deep metaphors. Readers familiar with his other works, such as “Gulag Archipelago” or “One Day of Ivan Denisovich”, will find in this volume familiar notes, but also new facets of his talent. Solzhenitsyn Notebooks, Volume 4 is not just a book, but a whole world worth diving into. It will become a faithful companion for those who seek meaning in life, strive for self-discovery and want to understand complex issues concerning humanity as a whole. Reading this book is an opportunity not only to touch the great legacy of one of the most significant writers of the 20th century, but also to become part of an important dialogue about our time and future. Do not miss the chance to discover new horizons with Alexander Solzhenitsyn .