The book "Anicet; or, a panorama" is a novel-story by the French writer Louis Aragon, published in 1921. In this work, the author created a unique combination of symbolism and experimental prose, which reveals the themes of love, death, creativity and art. The main character of the novel, Aniset, a sensitive poet and philosopher, experiences an internal struggle between ideals and reality, between the desire to create and the feeling of powerlessness before the power of time and death. Through his own reflections and poetic images, he tries to reveal the essence of life and common human problems. The novel "Anicet; or, a panorama" is characterized by a complex structure, sophisticated language design and a deep philosophical background. It is a work that leaves a lot of room for interpretation and discussion, and became an important contribution to the literary heritage of France in the first half of the 20th century.