New items to pay attention to Hunger in Kazakhstan, fear and disgust in Tinder, half in Russian philosophy, truth in Dostoevsky, as well as performances in all the backs of human life. As usual, on Fridays, Ivan Napenko talks about the most interesting books of the week. Judith Duhports. Love by the algorithm. How Tinder dictates with whom to sleep. M.: Individual Publicing, 2020. Translation from French Tatyana Trosnikova and Natalia Grin.

Fragment of the book of Angela Stent "World of Putin" The “Putin's World” Angela Stent is a journalistic book of a specialist in the field of Russian-American relations dedicated to a deep crisis, in which the partnership of the two powers is now, and its unpredictable consequences for the world. We publish a fragment of a book that affects the Ukrainian question and its place in the history of Russia. Angela Stent. Putin's world: Russia and its leader through the eyes of the West.

Valery Shlykov about the Russian translation of the second part of the philosophical trilogy of Marcus Gabriel Why does a person’s consciousness do not boil down to certain areas in his brain, how the spirit breaks into us from the outside to become an internal self, and can representatives of the modernity agree with the postmodernists? As part of a joint project with the Provenitor Prize, Gorky publishes the article by Valery Shlykov about the book of the German philosopher Marcus Gabriel.