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In the novel, the story unfolds against the backdrop of Asian Baroque, Alexander Ilichevsky implements the theme of radical connectivity over metaphysical borders of sleep and waking, living and inanimate, life and death. Here Ilichevsky develops the idea of total unity - but not based on Buddhist philosophy, but rather in the sense of "life everywhere" which caused at the time of Maurice Blanchot to Express the idea of death as the excess vitality. For Ilichevsky existential loneliness and the authenticity of each individual life in this solitude is only a special case in contrast to the General and overall harmonious connectedness.