Born in the city of Dushanbe (Tajikistan, Central Asia). A graduate of Moscow State University (Faculty of History), where he defended his thesis on the topic “Historical Views of Dostoevsky.” He completed postgraduate studies at Moscow University (Faculty of Philosophy), defended his dissertation and received an academic degree in philosophy. He taught philosophy and history at various universities in Russia, now at the Balashov Institute of Saratov University. In 2007, the Saratov University Publishing House published the book “Antiphilosophy (Notes of an Underground Paradoxalist).” In 2009, the publishing house "Nikolaev" published a second book, "The Book of Nothingness." Philosophical essays are published in Russia ("Topos"), in Bulgaria ("Literaturen Svyat") and in India ("Taj Mahal Review"). Participant in the collection "Modern Network Prose" (Moscow, 2010) The main direction of philosophical reflection is existential conclusions from the philosophy of non-existence (the problem of the meaning of life).

Vadim Filatov