The outstanding Russian philosopher M.K. Petrov (1923–1986) was the founder of scientific studies in Russia, the creator of a philosophical school in Rostov-...

The volume includes, along with works of the fantastic genre by F. Dostoevsky and I. Turgenev, little-known works by N. Chernyshevsky, G. Danilevsky, A. K. T...

Sherlock Holmes, history's first - and most famous - private detective, appeared before readers more than one hundred and twenty years ago. But not all the a...

The book by the philosopher and historian of science M.K. Petrov (1924-1987) explores the problems of mutual influence, communication and continuity of cultu...

The monograph of a talented and original philosopher, whose works were banned during the stagnant years, provides an original explanation of the “Greek mirac...

This volume contains works by different authors dedicated to the work of the state security and intelligence agencies of the USSR at different times in histo...

Manuscripts, like the book “Language, Sign, Culture,” are printed without abbreviations and without changes. Editorial notes related mainly to the history of...

Everything written by Mikhail Konstantinovich is imbued with the pathos of criticism of social fetishism, in the conditions of which a conviction arises that...

According to fellow science fiction writers, Sheckley was the foremost troublemaker in science fiction. The humor and irony that fill his stories, novels and...