The question of brotherhood. Fedorov N.F.

Nikolai Fedorovich Fedorov - 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” was convinced that the cause of people's foster is death, the basis of culture is a resurrection and that humanity will become brotherhood only when he returned to the life of all the dead. The philosopher is a futurologist, the ancestor of the philosophy of Russian cosmism, Fedorov called to move from the exploitation of nature to consciously - creative regulation, master the space of space and make the human body with “full -organization” perfect.

The book includes the most famous works of Fedorov - “ The question of brotherhood and kinship? " 1878–1893), which was started as a response 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 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.