Fragment of the book by Rosie Brydotti "Post -Man" In a globalized high -tech society, the traditional difference between a person and his natural or artificially created environment is eroded, generating complex philosophical, ethical, political problems. Rosie Brydotti’s book is simultaneously introducing and an important contribution to current discussions about post -human. We offer to get acquainted with her fragment, which refers to the process of "formation-machine." Rosie Brydotti.

Like Ilya Ehrenburg in the 1920s "ill" constructivism Ilya Ehrenburg, who would have turned 131 today, have tried a variety of artistic methods and styles for his long creative life and changed many aesthetic and philosophical positions. About how in the early 1920s he first became an ardent apologist for the then fashionable constructivism, but then he was disappointed and moved away from this direction, says Anna Griboedova.

Interview with sociologist Ivan Szelenyi and economist Peter Mihalyi The patriarch of Hungarian sociology, Ivan Szelenyi, who celebrated his 83rd birthday last year, has been studying the specifics of the development of countries of the former socialist camp for thirty years.

From the book “Venice. History of water and land" The Wanderer/NOS Prize was awarded to Evgenia Nekrasova , author of the novel Skin , following an open discussion held at the Yeltsin Center in Yekaterinburg on January 26, 2022. This is stated in a press release received by the editorial office of Gorky. The video broadcast of the debate is available on YouTube on the Mikhail Prokhorov Foundation channel. The winner will receive a cash reward in the amount of 200 thousand rubles.

About one revision of the history of the USSR The Soviet Union thought more about world grain prices than the construction of communism, and developing countries adjoined the social unit only because of favorable trade conditions. The historian Oscar Sanchec-Siboni comes to such bold conclusions in the book “Red Globalization”. About how convincing his arguments are, says Alyosha Rogozhin. Oscar Sanchec-Siboni. Red globalization. The political economy of the Cold War from Stalin to Khrushchev.