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The book "I" in russian literature, english literature and world literature.

  The book "I" is an independent work in russian literature, but could be considered that this book is to some extent the continuation of the two best novels in the world literature: the novel "Wor of the Worlds" by Wells (english literature) and the novel "Master and Margrarita") by Bulgakov (russian literature). The topic without compromising struggle of two reasonable species was raised by Wells, an english literature classic. In the book "I" for example, considers the opposition of the earthling and the dwellers of Khala planet.

 The topic of the almighty, topic of man, topic of god and devil was raised in the classical work of russian literature,  the novel of Bulgakov "Master and Margrarita"  discursed in the book "I" in form of story of the main hero, how he went through the internal and external way of his soul from man to the almighty creature similar to god – Sovereign of  Universies. Apart from these two major books, the echoes of a few of the best russian literature novels can be noticed in the book of "I". Such as, Tolstoy and Turgenev novels.

Wells was the first in english literature who thought and described in action time machine. The main hero in the book "I" also travel in time but without using time machine: time machine wasn't needed because of the possibility to travel to the past and future is an integral part of the main hero essence. In general, the book "I" is the continuation of ideas said by authors of the best novels in russian and english literature in modern devise.