The question of brotherhood

Nikolai Fedorovich Fedorov is a Russian philosopher who was admired by his contemporaries, and the descendants called the Moscow Socrates. He argued: “Any philosophy is untenable when it is an thought idle”, he was convinced that the cause of people"s rape is death, the basis of culture is a resurrection memory and that humanity would become a brotherhood only when he returned to the life of all the dead. The philosopher-philosopher, the founder of the philosophy of Russian cosmism, Fedorov urged to move from the exploitation of nature to the conscious creative regulation, master the space of space and make the human body “full-rooted” and perfect. Brotherhood and kinship ... ”(1878 - 1893), which was started as an answer to the letter of F.M. Dostoevsky, and then continued as an independent work, and “supramoralism” (1902), which is a kind of quintessence of ethics of universal business as the ethics of resurrection and kinship. For a more complete idea of ​​the ideas and style of the philosopher at the end of the book, small articles and notes are placed - about man and nature, mortality and immortality, meaning and purpose of art.
The texts are accompanied by comments and explanations of Anastasia Gacheva