Death in the space of life. Volume 1. routine, philosophy, art. Systemic diagnostic experience. Lexin V.N.

The book of Professor V.N. Khleskin sums up the results of many years of research of one of the fundamental problems of being - the dichotomy of natural inevitability and the widest presence of death in the space of life and instinctive rejection of everything related to death in everyday consciousness. For the first time, this problem was investigated as a systemic phenomenon with a detailed analysis of the global and domestic situation of mortality and birth rate, perception of mass morting (war, genocide, terror), criminal killings and suicides, regulation of legal relations regarding the death and burials, causes and consequences of victims of natural and man -made disasters , as well as games with death in the context of modern ideas about the price of life.

The similarities and differences of the philosophical and everyday understanding of the phenomenon of death are shown. The specifics of the reflection of death and sowing in poetry and prose, in music and cinema, in drama and ballet are presented. The study was conducted on the basis of a systemic diagnostics of socio-political and socio-economic processes developed and tested by the author using a huge array of statistical and other information recorded in one and a half thousand reference publications.

In the second volume, an analysis of the attitude to death and afterlife in various religious systems will be presented, the specifics of the world and domestic culture of burial and the “death economy”, as well as the traditions and innovations of the preservation of their life - from the monuments, are investigated and epitaph to toponymy and digital technology.