Return of the Primitive: The Anti-Industrial Revolution
15 hrs. 18 min.
Language
Russian
Author
Peter Schwartz
Author
Ayn Rand
Narrator
Marina Livanova
Narrator
Grigory Perel
Description
What does today’s middle and higher education produce—independent, creative, strong professionals, or weak, faceless neurotic ignoramuses? What is multiculturalism in fact: an attempt to make the world fairer, more diverse, and more vivid—or a concession to the “barbarity” of uncivilized peoples, a step backward on the way to progress? What do the so-called green movements really want, disguising their desire to force people back into Procrustes’ bed of fear and helplessness under slogans about protecting nature?
With these and other provocative questions, Ayn Rand answers with her characteristic uncompromising honesty and powerful arguments—backed by the support of her ally: reason.
With these and other provocative questions, Ayn Rand answers with her characteristic uncompromising honesty and powerful arguments—backed by the support of her ally: reason.
15:49
00_Predislovie
2:05:52
01_01_Vygodnoe delo- studencheskie volneniya
31:44
01_02_Vozvraschenie bumeranga
2:32:25
01_03_Komprachikos
1:05:58
02_04_Apollon i Dionis
33:37
02_05_«Neobyasnimaya lichnaya alhimiya»
1:37:51
02_06_Era zavisti
39:15
03_07_Levye- starye i novye
07:54
03_08_Dlya zhurnala
07:17
03_09_«Politicheskie» prestupleniya
36:20
03_10_Rasizm
54:34
03_11_Globalnaya balkanizatsiya
32:34
03_12_Tribalizm v otnosheniyah mezhdu polami
1:13:03
04_13_Filosofiya nuzhdy
1:10:07
04_14_Multikulturnyy nigilizm
1:14:34
04_15_Antiindustrialnaya revolyutsiya
