Russian idea and American dream - unity and struggle of opposites

The Russian idea and the American dream have a lot in common, both of these utopias were progressive for their time and their peoples, both are now experiencing a decline. Both utopias had common features: labor, a collective beginning, thanks to which both American colonists and a Russian village survived. Then they parted in their view of life - when the American dream adopted individualism and the desire to enrich, and the Russian idea followed the path of the further collective principle. Currently, both ideas have crossed due to a certain understanding that something average is needed for further development. The reconciliation of both utopias requires immediate implementation at a state or diplomatic level, otherwise it threatens the death of mankind. Russia and America have nothing to divide, our pan -European culture made us in many ways similar, albeit different in particular. Understanding the common sources, the values ​​of life, a peaceful, diplomatic solution to problems are the basis for the further existence of earthly civilization.
About the Russian idea and about the American dream, the author Elena Golovina, a Russian man, discusses the Russian man, since the 90s of the twentieth century in America in the "scientific" emigration. The book is intended for a wide audience