David Graeber is an anthropologist and perhaps the most prominent anarchist figure of recent years. In 2011, he was one of the founders of the Occupy Wall Street movement. Author of the acclaimed essay “Debt: The First 5000 Years of History.” We met him in Paris at the launch of his latest book , A Utopia of Rules: On Technology, Stupidity and the Hidden Joys of Bureaucracy . This interview was first published in the fourteenth issue of Socialter magazine. **** Let's go back to 2011.

There are cities that are firmly entrenched in Russian literature: St. Petersburg, Moscow, Paris, Berlin, Kyiv, Venice. What's happening to Novosibirsk? Does the city text of Novosibirsk exist in Russian literature? And if it exists, how can it be described? On November 25, 2015, philologists and poets gathered together to discuss how our city is interpreted in modern poetry, through what details and spaces.

“Et, At, Eva,” came from the direction D. Fyodor stopped beating his scythe - apparently he was listening. The pleasant warmth of the sun poured onto my closed eyelids. The breeze blew and brought with it the aroma of St. John's wort. “Et, At, Eva,” primitive sounds filled the surrounding area. A minute later the bells began to ring. There was a moo and then I realized that it was a shepherd calling the village cows to the pasture. - Et, At, Eva. Stop being idle. Stop begging from fate.

I. Marie Drillon, a teacher of English literature at a Parisian university, comes with her husband to the beach. In a completely Anthony-like gesture, the husband with whom Marie lived for more than 25 years disappears. Marie continues to buy ties for her husband, laughs when another, new man, perched on top of her in bed, turns out to be lighter than her husband, smokes a lot, applies anti-aging cream to the dark circles under his eyes, and grows inexorably old.

A.F. Gleam I walked in a kimono through an English park, whose silk in fluff on the neck and ending with a curl - I didn’t miss you completely I was walking a smile worried on my surface, matching the river turns cut logs.

“Or maybe there is nothing of this at all, and we are all just shadows in someone’s dream? Or—which is really bad—only that fat guy from the third row exists?” Woody Allen If the impressionists were dentists, this is, of course, an allegory. However, any “what if” questions are practically design questions. People who ask such questions are capable of building entire algorithmic networks into which Something inevitably ends up.

Author: M. Bruk 02/04/2016 23:55 Civilization periodically goes through crises. A positive scenario is realized when, as a result of crises, the system finds a new implementation model. In the history of mankind there have been several socio-economic formations. We all went through them at school. These are the primitive communal system, slaveholding, feudal, capitalist, socialist and post-information (the last name is conditional).