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Planeta, na kotoroĭ terpit krushenie korablʹ Maksima Kammerera, porazhaet ego voobrazhenie: posledstvii͡a i͡adernogo konflikta, psikhoobrabotka naselenii͡a, postoi͡annoe "ėkho voĭny", zhestochaĭshai͡a diktatura… Vidi͡a mnogochislennye primery dikosti i nespravedlivosti, Maksim, vyrosshiĭ v kommunisticheskom mire, reshaet ispravitʹ vse urodstva gosudarstvennogo stroi͡a planety Saraksh. . "Obitaemyĭ ostrov" - nauchno‑fantasticheskiĭ roman bratʹev Strugat͡skikh, stavshiĭ klassikoĭ sovetskoĭ fantastiki. - Arkadiĭ Natanovich (1925-1991) i Boris Natanovich (1933-2012) Strugat͡skie - legendarnye sovetskie pisateli‑fantasty, chʹi proizvedenii͡a opredelili razvitie zhanra v SSSR i Rossii. Ikh tvorchestvo sochetaet glubokui͡u filosofskui͡u problematiku s zakhvatyvai͡ushchim si͡uzhetom. - Glavnyĭ geroĭ, Maksim Kammerer, terpit krushenie na planete Saraksh. Pered nim otkryvaetsi͡a mir, perezhivshiĭ i͡adernyĭ konflikt: zdesʹ t͡sarit zhestokai͡a diktatura, naselenie podvergaetsi͡a psikhoobrabotke, a ėkho voĭny zvuchit v kazhdom ugolke planety. Vospitannyĭ v kommunisticheskom obshchestve, Maksim ne mozhet ostatʹsi͡a v storone i reshaet brositʹ vyzov urodstvam gosudarstvennogo stroi͡a Saraksha, pytai͡asʹ izmenitʹ mir k luchshemu. - Roman zatragivaet glubokie filosofskie i sot͡sialʹnye temy: prirodu vlasti, manipuli͡at͡sii͡u soznaniem, t͡senu progressa, konflikt lichnosti i sistemy, illi͡uzii i realʹnostʹ. - Proizvedenie otlichaetsi͡a dinamichnym si͡uzhetom, i͡arkimi personazhami i produmannoĭ vselennoĭ. Bratʹi͡a Strugat͡skie masterski sochetai͡ut ėlementy prikli͡uchencheskoĭ fantastiki s sot͡sialʹnoĭ satiroĭ i psikhologizmom. - Izdanie v serii "Ėkskli͡uzivnai͡a klassika (Luchshee)": kachestvennyĭ pereplet, lenta-li͡asse, uznavaemoe oformlenie.

The planet on which Maxim Kammerer's ship crashes amazes his imagination: the consequences of a nuclear conflict, the psychotherapy of the population, the constant "echo of war", the most brutal dictatorship… Seeing numerous examples of savagery and injustice, Maxim, who grew up in the communist world, decides to correct all the ugliness of the state system of the planet Saraksh. . The Inhabited Island is a science fiction novel by the Strugatsky brothers that has become a classic of Soviet fiction. Arkady Natanovich (1925-1991) and Boris Natanovich (1933-2012) Strugatsky were legendary Soviet science fiction writers whose works defined the development of the genre in the USSR and Russia. Their work combines deep philosophical issues with an exciting plot. – The main character, Maxim Kammerer, crashes on the planet Saraksh. A world that has survived a nuclear conflict opens up before him: a brutal dictatorship reigns here, the population is subjected to psychotherapy, and the echo of war sounds in every corner of the planet. Raised in a communist society, Maxim cannot stay away and decides to challenge the ugliness of the Saraksha state system, trying to change the world for the better. – The novel touches on deep philosophical and social themes: the nature of power, the manipulation of consciousness, the price of progress, the conflict of personality and system, illusions and reality. – The work is characterized by a dynamic plot, vivid characters and a thoughtful universe. The Strugatsky brothers masterfully combine elements of adventure fiction with social satire and psychologism. – An edition in the "Exclusive classics (The Best)" series: high-quality binding, lace ribbon, recognizable design.