At the collection of Lukacs' essays on soul and forms lies the seal of overdetermination. And at the end of his life, Lukach found the strength to drop, expel about the Book of his youth, just a few symptomatically mean words: "In my collection of essays, "Soul and Forms," the desire for concreteness manifested itself in the fact that I tried to understand the internal structure, the general nature of the known typical forms of human behavior and put them in relationship with literary forms by depicting and analyzing life conflicts." All this, as usual, is smart, and said in the case, and philosophically verified, you can even guess that the mentioned life conflicts were mostly biographical in nature.