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Justinas Dūdėnas pacitavo Bruno Latour knygą We have never been modern
Hence a double tragedy: the former socialist societies think they can solve both their problems by imitating the West; the West thinks it has escaped both problems and believes it has lessons for others even as it leaves the Earth and its people to die. The West thinks it is the sole possessor of the clever trick that will allow it to keep on winning indefinitely, whereas it has perhaps already lost everything.
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RGB pabaigė skaityti Михаил Гиголашвили knygą Чертово колесо
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RGB pabaigė skaityti Венедикт Васильевич Ерофеев knygą Москва — Петушки

Москва — Петушки Венедикт Васильевич Ерофеев
«Москва́ — Петушки́» — постмодернистская поэма в прозе Венедикта Васильевича Ерофеева. Написана в автобиографической манере.
Поэма появилась на свет осенью …
RGB apžvelgė autoriaus Венедикт Васильевич Ерофеев knygą Москва — Петушки
One of the best
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A very good book! ru.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ерофеев,_Венедикт_Васильевич
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RGB nori perskaityti Philip K. Dick knygą A Scanner Darkly

A Scanner Darkly Philip K. Dick
A Scanner Darkly is a science fiction novel by American writer Philip K. Dick, published in 1977. The semi-autobiographical story …

indutny apžvelgė autoriaus Philip K. Dick knygą A Scanner Darkly
What does the scanner see
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Įspėjimas dėl turinio Contains some information on the plot and some thoughts about it.
On a surface layer "Scanner Darkly" is about the police state through the eyes of a paranoid junkie. Suspicion mixed up with delusion, true and broken friendship, and heavy drug use. However, further into the book and beneath the surface lies the question of a relationship between the god (if any) and man. Building upon St. Paul's "for now we see through a glass, darkly; but then face to face: now I know in part; but then shall I know even as also I am known." Philip K. Dick seems to ask a question: if we do see the god darkly through the glass, does the god see us the same way? If there's no way to know whether you see only the worst in people, could it help to look into morally (and perhaps visually) inverted mirror? Watching his friends and himself Bob Arctor asks that, and wonders if it is someone's obligation to "at least mark their sad comings and goings" "so they’ll be remembered." The answer to this is certainly not present in the book, but sometimes a good question is much better to have and for that I'd recommend reading "Scanner Darkly".