CDMP3 We. Antiutopia novel

The novel "We" is one of the most famous anti -utopias. The narrative is carried out in the form of diary notes of one of the inhabitants of the city-state, the “perfectly arranged world”, in which human individuality is completely destroyed. People live in glass houses, eat artificial food and distinguish each other by numbers. Their whole lives are strictly regulated, all has been established by constant observation and hard control. The basic principle of this state is happiness and freedom are incompatible ...
Roman Zamyatin was written in 1921, but in Russia he first released only in the 1990s. At the same time, the novel "We" became the starting point for such amazing anti -utopias as "1984" J. Orwell, "Oh, the wonderful new world" O. Haxly and others.
"I had to read and hear a lot of incredible about those times when people lived in free, that is, an unorganized, wild state. But it was the most incredible to me that this: as the then - even intelligence - state power could assume that people lived without any semblance of our tablets, without mandatory walks, without accurately settling the dates of food, got up and went to bed when they would be in their heads , some historians even say that in those days the lights burned all night, they walked all night and drove through the streets. ”
Zamyatin E. "We"
The text reads Denis Nekrasov.
The total sound time is 7 hours 14 minutes.
Recording format - MP3 (stereo, 160 kbps).
Audiobook is designed for listening using a computer, MP3-player and any other audio systems that support playing the MP3 format files.
General systemic requirements for the computer: MS Windows, Pentium 100, Ram 16 MB, SVGA 800x600, True Color monitor, CD /DVD-ROM reading device, sound card, speakers or headphones, mouse.
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