The final part of the story about lucid dreams with Almaty illustrations by Nastya Oblomova First part. Second part. 55 x/y I'm lying in a bathtub full of apples and talking on the phone. I'm wearing a strange and too short pink dress with polka dots. The leader of the dream laboratory is wearing headphones; in the next room there is a conference of idiots. Someone opens the door, but I throw an apple at him and the door closes again.

André Comte-Sponville is a self-proclaimed champion of “spiritual atheism, materialist metaphysics and humanistic ethics”; zazen adept; a failed priest and novelist; a successor to the tradition of Montaigne, Pascal and Rousseau, philosophizing in simple language and in the first person.

In 1989, philosopher Francis Fukuyama proclaimed the end of history, saying that liberal democracy is the end of the ideological evolution of humanity. However, today liberalism is noticeably losing ground, and the word “liberal” has become a dirty word for almost everyone. At the same time, liberals are criticized by both the left and the right - often referring to each other.

A conversation with poetess Maria Zemlyanova about plans for the past summer, pedagogy, communities and miracles. Kirill Alexandrov: When the idea for this interview arose, I jokingly said that it was possible to have a conversation with the poetess about everything except poetry, but now, approaching this conversation directly, I would not want to limit it in any way.

KNOWLEDGE — WISDOM: ALEXIS KARPOUZOS From the first myths and pre-Socratic cosmologies to the science of modernity, man seeks to understand, classify and explain the world. Knowledge refers to the process of understanding phenomena. Wisdom , on the other hand, is about understanding the meaning behind phenomena. Knowledge is analytical , wisdom synthetic ; knowledge separates, wisdom unites. The philosophical question that arises is: can man turn knowledge into wisdom?

Igor Manannikov Миялко Джунисиевич Конец империализма /Mijalko Junisievich The End of Imperialism Orthodox Anarchism Paper presented at the conference “The Paths of the Church’s Development” (2024) Relevance Why should we even speak about Christian politics — and, specifically, about anarchism? I will speak primarily from the standpoint of Orthodoxy rather than Catholicism or Protestantism, although their influence cannot be ignored.

This is perhaps one of the most important concepts developed by Colombian anthropologist Myriam Jimeno. Moreover, for me personally, it helps me understand a lot about what I hear on the topic of modern wars from acquaintances, friends, and what I read on social networks.