Wanderings of a Stranger

As a philosopher, Alexander Perekatiy never dismisses an interested opinion from the tissue of everyday life, with readiness to be placed and in the accounting dispute, and in the publicist dispute. Everything is possible. In part, thanks to precisely this quality, he rendered and continues to have a noticeable impact on our today"s intellectual space. His texts are unexpected. Paradoxical, sparkling: the least, he is afraid of "confused one of the small things". Many ideas of the Sekatsky turned out to be in demand by the thoughts of modern Russia, others continue to maintain a scandalous tint, but each job is invariably noted by the author"s passionate desire to be acted with a phenomenon or an object that their attention paid attention to the end and amazes to the extrusion of the knowledge tool. The book of the strangers consists of three independent essays that combine the originality of the thought and a well-dosed sense of humor. As texts belong to the department of philosophy, they require the inclusion of all the completeness of attention, but such an inclusion pays off with interest, provoking the response to the thoughts