Kozin Karatani. Transcritics: about Kant and Marx / Kojin Karatani . Transcritique : on Kant And Marx / Trans . Sabu Koshu . - MIT , 2003. - 336 p . $ 35.00. "Transcritics" ( Transcritique: On Kant and Marx ) Kojin Kaatani is the most useful and important book on philosophy of all that I had read recently.

It is difficult to solve the issue of the origin of a nation by unambiguously, if only for the reason that writing appeared much later than the tribes, which later formed the nations by fusion and crushing. And since there was no writing, it means that there was no letter, historical chronicles and other documents that could shed light on the riddle of the origin of the nation.

Saraskina L.I. Alexander Solzhenitsyn. - M.: Young Guard, 2008. 935 p. The new book of the famous literary critic and critic Lyudmila Saraskina is the first serious biography of Solzhenitsyn in our country and the world's first book about the author of “One Day of Ivan Denisovich” and “The Gulag Archipelago”, created in direct interaction with the Nobel laureate and his wife and first assistant Natalia Dmitrievna.

When you live in the middle of the triumphant psychology of masses, sometimes you think: whatever you do, but still you will recover into the phenomenon of the crowd. Art does not even resist in this situation, trying to even make pleasure out of it. The farther, the more attractive the psychology of large numbers for him becomes more attractive, multiplicity is not only as a form, but also to the content of life.

From the editorial office : The voice of the Slovenian philosopher Slava Zizhek, calling to soberly look at the notorious problem of Tibet, is lonely in the West. But even this lonely voice is not allowed to be heard. For many years, Zizhek has been cooperating with the London Book Review magazine, and, as a rule, his articles, whatever they are and are dedicated, are printed in a prominent place, in the forefront.

From John 12: 20-36 "Truly, truly I say to you: if wheat grain, Padsha in the ground, will not die, then one will remain; and if he dies, he will bring a lot of fetus" (24) Death has done a lot of troubles in the last century - now it is covered with a fig leaf of the "natural" in the hall of the court of the new millennium.

Pavel Aleksandrovich Grinzer (b. 1928) - philologist, professor, doctor of philological sciences. The author of the books "Ancient Indian prose (framed the story)" (1963), "Mahabharata and Ramayana" (1970), "Ancient Indian epos. Genesis and typology" (1974), "Bhasa" (1979), "The formation of literary theory in ancient Greece and India" (with N. Gintser, 2000), etc.

"... Heroes of yesterday! Heroes of yesterday! I would not want to be recorded in the heroes of yesterday!" - Makarevich sang ... He can be understood. It always seemed to people that getting to the number of heroes and staying in this number for a long time, or even for all - it was really great! And preferably - not posthumously.

Not Shangri La Problem - 2014 Slavoj Zizek Editor's note : The voice of the Slovenian philosopher Slavoj Zizek, calling for a sober look at the notorious problem of Tibet, is alone in the West. But even this lonely voice is not allowed to be heard. Žižek has been collaborating with the London Review of Books magazine for many years, and, as a rule, his articles, whatever they are and whatever they are devoted to, are published in a prominent place, on the editorial page.