Prologue It’s easy to talk about personality as long as you don’t have to explain what exactly we mean by this word. In ordinary life the question almost never arises. We do not wait until the newborn learns to talk about himself in order to address him as a person and an individual. We do not believe that a person after a severe brain injury has any less right to be himself if he has lost speech, memory or the ability to recognize loved ones.

Pop cat We continue to get acquainted with Latin American intellectuals. In this short note I would like to talk in general terms about the concept of Suprematist health by the Argentine artist and philosopher Paul Baleb [1]. Why Suprematism? For Paul Beleb, the main initiative of Suprematism is this: “you need to look at a thing, forgetting about its function.” This is exactly how Paul Baleba suggests looking at health. What are the elementary forms of health?

Introduction on behalf of the translator A man goes to Moscow — and no one asks him why. The answer is ready before the question: to feed his family. A woman goes to Istanbul — and the question arises by itself, even if it is not spoken aloud. Difference is not always what separates people from each other. Sometimes this is the allocation of accountability.

I want to put on the loudest heels so that I can click annoyingly under the ears of my neighbors on the sidewalk. I want not to hold my little skirt, trying to return to the earth with the sky visible to the eye, while I descend a little closer to the core of the earth on the escalator. I want to kiss the handsome stranger, have him hug my fragile figure, and then run forward and laugh further.