"The Giant" is a philosophical and psychological drama performed by Philip Roth, winner of the Nobel Prize in Literature. In this book, the author explores the themes of identity, public morality, political influence and myths of modern society. The novel "The Giant" tells the story of Astrovitsky, a man of extraordinary appearance, whose appearance is a statement of his exceptional and unique being. The reader spends time with Astrovitsky, observing his internal contradictions and dilemmas that arise in him on the way to self-determination. The Giant is a book that will leave you pondering the nature of human identity and individuality, and one that is sure to leave an imprint on your soul long after you've read it.