Inscription
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In Roman, Alexander Prokhanov talks about the time when he was formed as a writer, politician and philosopher, greedily absorbing the phenomena of the surrounding Russian life. These years fell out of the historiography of modern liberal researchers. They made a bet on the 60s, creating an idea of the generation of sixties - dissidents, negatives of the building, spiritual rebounds. But there were seventies, about which so little is said and so little knows the public. The 70s - this is a very bright period of our society, which was not stagnant at all: the views were moving in it, philosophical schools were formed, there were bright phenomena of culture and politics. The novel tells about the architects-futurologists who dreamed of the construction of cities at the bottom of the ocean and on the moon. About cosmists capable of laying absolutely new Soviet technicia. About underground, almost catacombous, Christians, which at the time showed a very high pathos of spiritual Orthodox life. This is the narration of the most complex interactions within public and political structures. On conflicts of the party and state security, about the device of the largest media concerns of Soviet times, as well as the drama that happened in the Sovietkaya border, on the Ussuri River and was associated with the name Damansky. Novel Inscription is the epic of Soviet time, written now, in new times. And his goal is to fill a white spot that exists in our cultural studies
Author:
Author:Alexander Andreevich
Cover:
Cover:Hard
Category:
- Category:Fiction
- Category:Politics & Social Science
Series:
Series: Modern prose
ISBN:
ISBN:978-5-227-06818-7
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