Lenin and Tarkovsky - two geniuses of multidimensionality
The article compares the features of the elements of world perception that were introduced by two famous personalities of the twentieth century - V. I. Lenin and A. A. Tarkovsky. The author substantiates the idea that such an element was multidimensionality as a property of the image of the world. Multidimensionality is a property that can be identified with cosmicity. Lenin’s multidimensionality is realized in dialectical political thinking and activity, in the ability to distinguish and fix different dimensions of social processes and link them into a complex dynamic whole. Tarkovsky embodied in cinema an aesthetic perception of reality, built on the identification of inner cosmicity-the multidimensionality of phenomena, on the inclusion of the observer in the contemplated whole. For both, reality thus appears as an inexhaustible, multifaceted, iridescent living whole.