"Tshandala" is a novel by the famous Swedish writer August Strindberg. This is a work that combines elements of psychological realism and social criticism. The book tells about the complexity of human relations, reflects the question of the existence of good and evil in society and in the human soul. The main theme of "Tshandala" is the life of the main character, who is forced to constantly adapt to new living conditions, struggle with his inner demons and search for his own place in the world. Strindberg skillfully uses the psychological characteristics of the characters to show their inner struggles and contradictions. Due to a skillful choice of language and a deep insightful view of human nature, "Tshandala" leaves an indelible impression on readers and is considered one of the masterpieces of world literature. In this work, Strindberg successfully combined philosophical reflections with the complex history of the characters, creating a deep and memorable image of the characters.