Время секонд хэнд

Zavershai͡ushchai͡a, pi͡atai͡a kniga znamenitogo khudozhestvenno-dokumentalʹnogo t͡sikla "Golosa Utopii" Svetlany Aleksievich, laureata Nobelevskoĭ premii po literature "za mnogogolosoe tvorchestvo - pami͡atnik stradanii͡u i muzhestvu nashego vremeni". "U kommunizma byl bezumnyĭ plan, - rasskazyvaet avtor, - peredelatʹ "starogo" cheloveka, vetkhogo Adama. I ėto poluchilosʹ. Mozhet bytʹ, edinstvennoe, chto poluchilosʹ. Za semʹdesi͡at s lishnim let v laboratorii marksizma-leninizma vyveli otdelʹnyĭ chelovecheskiĭ tip - homo soveticus. Odni schitai͡ut, chto ėto tragicheskiĭ personazh, drugie nazyvai͡ut ego "sovkom". Mne kazhetsi͡a, i͡a znai͡u ėtogo cheloveka, on mne khorosho znakom, i͡a ri͡adom s nim, bok o bok prozhila mnogo let. On - ėto i͡a. Ėto moi znakomye, druzʹi͡a, roditeli". Monologi, voshedshie v knigu, desi͡atʹ let zapisyvalisʹ v poezdkakh po vsemu byvshemu Sovetskomu Soi͡uzu.

The final, fifth book of the famous fiction and documentary series "Voices of Utopia" by Svetlana Alexievich, winner of the Nobel Prize in Literature "for polyphonic creativity - a monument to the suffering and courage of our time." "Communism had a crazy plan," says the author, "to remake the “old” man, the old Adam. And it worked. Maybe the only thing that worked out. For more than seventy years, a separate human type, homo soveticus, has been bred in the laboratory of Marxism-Leninism. Some believe that this is a tragic character, others call him a “scoop". I think I know this man, I know him well, I've lived with him for many years. He is me. These are my acquaintances, friends, and parents." The monologues included in the book were recorded for ten years during trips throughout the former Soviet Union.