Philosophical prose. Volume 2. You will remember a strange man

Prose of an outstanding modern philosopher Alexander Pyatigorsky (1929-2009) - a rare case of the alloy of philosophy and literature, in which they turn out to be equally necessary. Or, as Pyagigorsky said in an interview, "Roman ... It seems to me the most good genome for the exposition of the self-awareness of the philosopher". The heroes of Romanov Pyatigorsky in different ways are trying to understand how it is possible in the 20th century, born in Russia, to be historical subjects, but they are not characteristics of parables, but people with their ideas about the world, with their passions and individual sense of humor. In the second volume of the collection of philosophical prose Pyatigorski entered Roman "remember the strange person ...", interview with the author, as well as other materials. The book is richly illustrated by photographs that transmit the atmosphere of the era to which the action of the novel belongs