A CRITICAL VIEW OF MODERN SOCIETY IN FAYNBERG'S WORKS

This article examines the critical perspective on modern society expressed in the works of Aleksandr Faynberg. It demonstrates how the poet addresses the consequences of war, spiritual emptiness, forgetting, and the alienation of a person from his inner world through symbolic imagery, internal monologue, and philosophical reflection. The study explains that indifference, hypocrisy, and irresponsibility in society are not presented through slogans in Faynberg’s poetry but are conveyed through deep emotional experiences and inner conflicts. The article briefly and consistently analyzes the poet’s artistic style and his ideas that call modern readers to vigilance and moral responsibility.