Alexander Pushkin / 普希金

Alexander Pushkin appears in 78.西方决斗史：出剑吧！为了荣誉！ as one of the episode’s literary examples of reputation conflict turning deadly. The hosts place his fatal duel in a cluster of cases where love, rumor, and insult made honor duel culture feel compulsory even when the underlying dispute was avoidable.

The source uses Pushkin to show the cost of treating public reputation as inseparable from personal worth. His case sits beside Evariste Galois / 伽罗瓦 and Richard Brinsley Sheridan / 谢里丹 as an example of intellectual or artistic lives redirected by duel logic.

Connections

• Honor Duel Culture / 荣誉决斗文化 and Moral Reputation as Political Capital / 道德名望政治资本 - reputation system behind the source’s reading.
• Proceduralized Violence / 程序化暴力 - formalized combat route that can still produce death.
• Evariste Galois / 伽罗瓦 and Richard Brinsley Sheridan / 谢里丹 - neighboring cases in the episode’s literary and romantic-conflict section.