Koschei"s Code: Russian fairy tales through the eyes of a lawyer

Quote The Russian fairy tale has no idea of ​​justice, but it has an idea of ​​justice. Russian fairy tale knows that justice should triumph. But what are the mechanisms of her celebration, the Russian fairy tale of the non-domestic. What the book is the famous writer Valery Panyushkin found the origins of the modern legal system in Russian folk fairy tales: already then the grievances were confident that the truth was unattainable, the measure of punishment was determined by the social position of the criminal, the right was always the strongest, the terms of the contract were revised by the rear date, and the evil in the open The trial was a priori invincible. Is it really nothing changed for so many centuries? For whom this book, the book will like all people with extraordinary thinking, able to see unexpected in the usual, as well as to everyone who wants to figure out the mysterious Russian soul. Why the book is worthy of reading theoriginal reading of a fairy tales from childhood. A unique method of legal analysis of folklore. The company"s fine syllable and a subtle sense of humor Valery Panyushkin. Who is the author Valery Panyushkin - writer and journalist. Born in 1969 in Leningrad. For more than ten years he worked as a special correspondent of the Publishing House "Kommersant". He received the award "Golden Feather of Russia" for a series of columns in the "Gazeta.ru". Manages the children"s human rights project of the Russian Assistance Fund. The author of the book "The invisible thing", "Mikhail Khodorkovsky: Prisoner of Silence", "Gazprom: New Russian Weapon", "Code of Gorynych: What can be found about the Russian people from fairy tales", "12 disagreement", "uprising of consumers". Key concepts Russian tales, collective unconscious, Russian people, Russian justice