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Author Index
Below are the names of those whom I considered necessary to mention in this
book, at least in the form of adjectives.
A
Abramov V. – p. 244
Aglietta M. – р. 230, 146
Alexander the Great – р. 101
Alberti L. – р. 51, 56, 57, 100, 117
Allende S. – р. 245
Anderton J. – р. 247
Aristotle – р. 71, 74, 91, 100, 101, 103, 138, 142, 172, 182, 250, 267
Ashby U. – p. 20, 148, 162
Asher M. – p. 32, 161
Atherton R. – р. 248
Attali J. – р. 211
Aurelius Mark – р. 39
Austin J. – p. 142, 166
B
Bart R. – р. 196
Batishchev G. – р. 165
Bass E. – р. 290
Bell А. – р. 278, 290
Benadof I. – р. 245, 246
Benard G. – р. 28, 82
302
Berger P. – р. 140
Berkeley J. – р. 34, 122
Bethune M. – р. 58
Beer S. – р. 7, 13, 22, 61, 92, 156, 158-160, 162, 171, 172, 228, 229, 231, 232, 235,
238, 239, 240, 242, 244-247, 258
Bogdanov А. – р. 13, 40, 290
Böhm-Bawerk О. – р. 126, 168-169
Boole J. – р. 20
Borelli J. – р. 106
Borgia С. – р. 115, 116
Brahe Т. – р. 100
Brydotti R. – р. 211
Braudel F. – р. 94, 97
Brunelleschi F. – р. 29
Buzgalin А. – р. 163, 165-169
Buffett W. – р. 226
C
Cañete p. – p. 245, 247
Chekhov A. – p. 30, 31
Chhartishvili A. – p. 230
Chadlen M. – p. 171
Clement VI – p. 98, 99
Collingwood J. – p. 142
D
303
Danilov-Danilyan V. – p. 47, 170
Defoe D. – p. 19, 32
Deleuze J. – p. 147, 151, 165
Delaunay B. – p. 28
Delyagin M. – p. 94, 133
Derrida J. – p. 45
Descartes R. – p. 28, 32, 139, 159, 174, 281-283, 290
Dirichlet I. – p. 28, 82
Drucker P. – p. 99, 101
Durkheim E. – p. 140, 182
E
Easterly W. – p. 54, 79, 102, 104, 133, 136, 167, 177
Edison T. – p. 296
Empedocles – p. 81, 225
Engel H. – p. 141, 291
Engels F. – p. 141
Euclid – р. 290
F
Filippov V. – p. 120
Forrester J. – p. 13, 201, 238
Foster N. – p. 286
Foucault M. – p. 177
Fuller R.B. – р. 9, 13, 22, 23, 32, 52, 53, 60, 67, 92, 97, 111, 126, 144, 156, 157,
174, 209, 210, 226, 231, 244, 251-253, 271, 273, 275-296
304
G
Gaidenko P. – р. 69, 158
Galileo G. – р. 99
Gitelzon I. – p. 290
Glazychev V. – p. 50, 185
Glazyev S. – p. 170
Glushkov V. – p. 239, 253
Gödel K. – p. 20, 148
Goldrath E. – p. 162, 228, 229
Goebbels J. – р. 226
Grandi M. – p. 247
Grebner F. – p. 206
Greenway P. – p. 32
Grigoriev O. – р. 10, 19, 20, 22, 23, 26, 27, 30, 31, 42, 43, 45-50, 52-56, 58, 59, 62,
65, 68, 69, 71, 73, 75, 82-84, 87, 92, 95, 97, 104, 125-128, 130, 133, 136-138, 141,
143, 145, 152, 153, 162, 163, 165-170, 172, 173, 175, 182, 188, 196, 197, 199,
200, 203, 204, 207, 208, 210, 213, 219, 223, 229, 230, 269, 287, 314
Guattari F. – р. 151
Gubanov D. – p. 230
H
Hegel G. – р. 74, 144
Heron of Alexandria – p. 116
Hesse G. – p. 83
Hobsbaum E. – p. 219
Heidegger M. – p. 41, 105, 128, 198
305
Holstein J. – p. 206
Hesmondhalgh D. – p. 108
Husserl E. – р. 28, 126, 166
I
Iogansen K. – p. 278
Ivan the Terrible – p. 101
Ivlev Yu.V. – p. 265
J
James W. – p. 126
Jemal G. – p. 222
Jesus of Nazareth – p. 37, 38
Jones T. – p. 24
K
Kat Ch. – p. 226
Katasonov V. – p. 69
Keynes J. – p. 58
Kepler I. – p. 100, 104
Khazin M. – p. 126, 185
Khaldun ibn – p. 71, 198
Kharlamov A. – p. 137
Khan-Magomedov S. – p. 278, 286
Kiyosaki R. – p. 182, 185
Koestler A. – p. 55, 60, 162, 163, 229
Kolganov A. – p. 163, 166, 169
306
Korolev S. – p. 288, 289
Kosygin A. – p. 161
Krugman P. – p. 214
Kuhn T. – p. 129
L
Lakatosh I. – p. 50, 110
Lange K. – p. 126, 129, 132
Lenin V. – p. 31, 101, 167-169, 215, 252
Leonardo da Vinci – p. 105, 106, 275, 278, 280
Lesnevsky S. – p. 182
Lewis D. – p. 182
Lilienfeld P. – p. 182
Lobachevsky N. – p. 291
Lorenzo the Magnificent – p. 29, 98, 99, 100, 115, 116
Lowe J. – p. 61, 145
Lucilla (Procurator of Sicily) – p. 38
Lukman T. – p. 140
Luxembourg p. – p. 168, 169, 215
Luther M. – p. 120, 122
M
Machiavelli N. – p. 115
Malthus T. – p. 47, 57, 78, 197, 198, 201, 202, 206, 213-215
Marx K. – p. 42, 49, 81-83, 87, 92, 141, 144, 163-169, 183, 199, 200, 203, 215, 252,
272, 286-288
307
Meadows D. – p. 201, 238
Medici – p. 99 100, 108, 115, 116
Mendeleev D. – p. 8
Merlo-Ponty M. – p. 128
Murphy E. – p. 16
Mirskaya E. – p. 127
Morgan J. – p. 394, 295
N
Nefedov S. – p. 47, 63, 196, 201, 205-209, 211, 212, 306
Nicodemus the Apostle – p. 38
Nikolay Kuzansky – p. 29
Novikov V. – p. 11
Novikov D. – p. 230
Newsom B. – p. 171
O
Occam W. – p. 170
Okhitovich M. – p. 174, 185, 286-288
Orlean A. – p. 21, 146, 230
P
Papanek V. – p. 23, 48, 52-56, 59, 60, 62, 67, 229, 250
Parkinson S. – p. 16
Parsons T. – p. 182
Pavelieva T. – p. 129-132
Peter the Great – p. 145
308
Peter L. – p. 16, 145
Pinochet A. – p. 244
Pierce Ch. – p. 126
Plato – p. 91, 92, 99, 101, 142, 280
Poincaré A. – p. 282
Polany M. – p. 126, 128
Pomorov S. – p. 175
Popov G. – p. 239
Popper K. – p. 128, 227
Putnam H. – p. 155
R
Riccardo D. – p. 57, 201, 206, 213
Rothschilds – p. 225, 226
Rudolph II of Habsburg – p. 99, 100-102, 105-107, 134, 135
S
Sabsovich L. – p. 174
Sartre J. – p. 140
Say J.-B. – p. 214
Schauberger V. – p. 46, 106, 273, 280, 283-285
Scheler M. – p. 126
Schutz A. – p. 140
Seneca L. – p. 38, 92
Sheffle A. – p. 182
Schlahter V. – p. 226
309
Schumpeter J. – p. 126
Shukhov V. – p. 278, 284-286
Simakov O. – p. 240
Sismondi J. – p. 213, 214
Smirnov V. – p. 265
Smith A. – p. 57, 90, 168, 188, 238, 272
Snelson K. – p. 13, 126, 276-278, 280, 291
Swift J. – p. 34
T
Terskov I. – p. 290
Tesla N. – p. 104, 273, 280-283, 285, 294, 295
Thomas Aquinas – p. 98, 118
Toricelli E. – p. 99
Tornquist L. – p. 54, 61, 68, 74, 107
V
Vernadsky V. – р. 128
Verne J. – р. 166
Vauban S. – р. 57
Voronoi G. – р. 28, 82, 161
Vysokovsky А. – р. 179
W
Wallerstein I. – р. 168, 211, 294
Weber М. – р. 27-30, 41, 42, 44-46, 56, 57, 60, 198, 229
310
Wiener N. – р. 13, 92
Wojnicz M. – р. 101
X
Xenophon – p. 91
Y
Yaroshevsky M. – р. 130, 131
Z
Zhukov G. – р. 242
Zinoviev A. – р. 158
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About the author
I was born in 1973 in Moscow, and after a considerable period of time to find out
what really happened on that momentous immediately preceding and
immediately following his years. Among the most vivid impressions of childhood I
remember a violent nature Zauralnoy grove, where I often went to his
grandfather in the summer at the dacha. In the early 90's got Secondary medical
education, 2 years he worked in the laboratory of the intensive care unit hospital,
witnessed the collapse of the USSR, as well as with their own eyes saw, from any
natural causes people die at an advanced age in state conditions, and how to they
do not have anyone no case. At the end of the 90 he graduated from the
Philosophical Faculty of Moscow State University on a specialty "History and
Philosophy of Science and Technology." It was a time of old as the world, the
struggle of contradictions: comprehension of science in conflict with the constant
search for the earnings base and attempt to understand their relevance. At the
same time it increased the feeling and the realization that the situation of
scientific and educational base in the country increasingly resembles the old
situation of the hospital: there is no case to anyone. Awareness of the value of
the most fundamental of all possible kinds of higher education required to the
value of combining the development of the real conditions of the demand for
their own work, and understanding of the areas where such a combination is
possible. The most active issue was worked from the last years of study in the
early 00's, with the accumulation of expertise and the formation of their own
"backgrounds." For the same reason I finished graduate school of the faculty, but
he did not defend his dissertation. I felt that it was there, outside the walls, just
have something important that needs attention and the scientist is able to fill the
weight and content of the subject of my research interests at that time – the logic
of dialogue and structural bases of communication processes. Even then it was
clear that the subject himself, and some significant proportion of many other
subjects require a completely different formats and methods of research, rather
than a source familiar, and that the very method of cognitive activity must be
some other, non-campus. The period in question, as well as the search for such
methods, in many respects is still ongoing. In his professional activity for many
years, I worked as an analyst and head of the research department, in
organizations specializing in different directions "industry propaganda", "cultural
industries" and "human technology." As the application areas of my work and its
products, they have become one of the reasons to expand their view of the
world, including aspects of economic, political, environmental, urban and cultural
processes that make up part of a unifie process of human history.
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Je suis né en 1973 à Moscou, et après une période de temps considérable pour
savoir ce qui est vraiment arrivé sur ce capitales précédentes et les suivent
immédiatement ses années. Parmi les plus vives impressions de l'enfance, je me
souviens d'une nature violente Zauralnoy Grove, où je suis allé souvent à son
grand-père à l'été à la datcha. Au début des années 90 ont obtenu la formation
médicale secondaire, 2 ans, il a travaillé dans le laboratoire de l'hôpital de l'unité
de soins intensifs, assisté à l'effondrement de l'URSS, ainsi que de leurs propres
yeux vu, de causes naturelles des gens meurent à un âge avancé dans des
conditions de l'Etat, et comment ne pas avoir personne aucun cas. À la fin de la
90, il est diplômé de la Faculté de philosophie de l'Université d'Etat de Moscou
sur une spécialité «Histoire et philosophie des sciences et de la technologie." Il fut
un temps de vieux comme le monde, la lutte des contradictions: la
compréhension de la science en conflit avec la recherche constante de la base des
revenus et de tenter de comprendre leur pertinence. Dans le même temps il a
augmenté le sentiment et la réalisation que la situation de la base scientifique et
éducatif dans le pays ressemble de plus en plus l'ancienne situation de l'hôpital: il
n'y a aucun cas à personne. Prise de conscience de la valeur de la plus
fondamentale de toutes sortes possibles de l'enseignement supérieur requis pour
l'intérêt de combiner le développement des conditions réelles de la demande
pour leur propre travail, et la compréhension des domaines où une telle
combinaison est possible. La question la plus active a été travaillé dans les
dernières années d'études au début des années 00'S, avec l'accumulation de
l'expertise et la formation de leurs propres «origines». Pour la même raison, je
fini l'école d'études supérieures de la faculté, mais il n'a pas défendu sa thèse. Je
me suis senti qu'il était là, à l'extérieur des murs, avoir juste quelque chose
d'important qui nécessite une attention et le scientifique est en mesure de
combler le poids et le contenu de l'objet de mes intérêts de recherche à ce
moment – la logique du dialogue et des bases structurelles du processus de
communication. Même alors, il était clair que le sujet lui-même, et une certaine
proportion significative de nombreux autres sujets nécessitent un complètement
différents formats et méthodes de recherche, plutôt que d'une source familière,
et que la méthode même de l'activité cognitive doit être un autre, non-campus.
La période en question, ainsi que la recherche de ces méthodes, à bien des égards
est toujours en cours. Dans son activité professionnelle depuis de nombreuses
années, je travaillais comme analyste et chef du département de la recherche,
dans les organisations spécialisées dans des directions différentes "propagande
de l'industrie", "industries culturelles" et "la technologie humaine." Comme les
domaines de mon travail et de ses produits d'application, ils sont devenus l'une
des raisons d'élargir leur vision du monde, y compris les aspects des processus
économiques, politiques, environnementales, urbaines et culturelles qui font
partie d'un processus unifié de l'histoire humaine.
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Also in the series – the book
Dmitry N. Alekseev
PARTIALLY CONTROLLED. TO NEW EPISTEMOLOGY
The work continues a series of topics started in the first book. And this announcement presents a small
excerpt from the introduction: indeed, if something new were given here, at least for one page, then the
question would be natural why it is not in the general text; and, in fact, just such a partiality is justified.
... At the beginning of the 21st century, it is becoming increasingly clear that by squeezing nature into
the need for "progress", discrediting the idea of scientific and technological development, the "fathers
of society" succeeding in generations have begun to pump out money, as well as the potential for health
and life from the very population, the number of which is the main condition for the division of labor
and wealth, thereby reducing the level of civilizational development and thereby destroying the basis of
one's own existence. The world has formed a global trade configuration, but at the same time, ideas
have emerged about disaggregation associated with a high level of local life. This raises questions about
the risks from the rest of the world and the control of its processes, and whether the partial
management of the world can be integral as part of its self-government. Outside the economy, the
concept of externalities indicates that such management is inevitably the management of an ecosystem
that is partially open to the universe itself. Thus, the system dynamics recalled within the framework of
these reflections (SD) as an invention aimed at solving fundamental problems of the global presence of a
person reveals that it is effective only as a tool in the paradigm of partial controllability, but not in the
paternalistic-centralized paradigm, input data, uncontrolled links and self-regulatory factors that
naturally exclude iatrogenic paternalism. Moreover, the sphere of application of the SD was
immediately announced the automated controllability of the urban environment, and precisely with this
simultaneously both the task and the supertask, it was published. So, since there is a narrative about the
organic nature of human presence in a limited area of management, this narrative is also about partial
controllability. Just as the medical management of the human body is not "absolute", and, of course,
society, not absolute, partial, is the management of the urban environment, covering all three spheres
of government. Therefore, it seems justified to consider the subject of this book precisely in the aspect
of urban environment as a meta control object. And, of course, the category of partiality must be. is
correlated with such a strange concept of modern cybernetics as "open systems". Already at the level of
elementary intuition, it is noticeable that such systems are characterized by partial controllability, but I
strongly doubt that this aspect of anyone would be considered seriously or strictly ...
Separate topic in connection with the "partial" was the crypto currency, ambiguous fit in the body of
modern economic concepts. This topic of "civil money" is becoming very relevant today in connection
with the processes of digitalization of monetary calculations, carried out at the state level and observed
in some regions of the world.
For the most part, open systems are seen as breaking and restored integrity, but hardly as something
worthy of attention and trust, deliberate fragmentation (or its permissibility) is considered, especially
when it comes to systems of human communities. This topic is also partly continued in the third book.
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Also in the series – the book
Dmitry N. Alekseev
PROJECT ANTHROPOLOGY. NEW ORGANIZED PERSON
The book continues the theme of formats, methods and definitions presented in previous books, and
focuses on the associated image of a person who is in the field of specific and specific management
problems. Actually, those to whom this book is addressed, today are just in the field of more and more
clearly perceived problems and risks related no more and no less, both with identity and the fact of
existence as persons spoiled by intellect, and consciousnesses burdened with enlightenment.
In the sense of basic philosophies, this work is based on the recognition of the sociobiological nature
only at the level of evolutionary-organic options, with the negation of its essential significance; the latter
is associated with the possibility of choice, which is actualized through the factor of development and
constitutes the foundation of freedom as the highest value, the absolute openness and accessibility of
which to the person, in turn, turns out to be the basis of responsibility (the right of refusal and
restriction as conditions of identity), and all creativity and meaning . As an institutional form of the
latter, it is suggested to consider the media environment as a specific sphere of activity (in a broader
sense – "culture industry"), which arose in immemorial times, but its industrial (system-market)
expression obtained in the era of capitalism. The structural and instrumental aspect of such an analysis
is related to the task of solving the problems of the disappearance of the middle class and the
emergence of the category of "project person" emerging in its definitions, beyond the usual neo-liberal
notions on this score, the ideas of the Weberian organized man, the Marx "skilled proletarians" either a
"petty bourgeois" or a postmodern man of "eclectic permissiveness". Of course, this is a very difficult
task, but the attempt to approach at least its formulation and at least start to search for its solution is
extremely urgent and urgent.
Also, the formulation of the question about the project person and the search for answers goes into the
development of the discussions begun several years ago in the research center "Neoconomics" by O.V.
Grigoriev, one of the most outstanding and most sober (albeit very tough) minds of our time , in the
opinion of the author of these books, as well as in the opinion of a number of highly experienced
experts. The disappearance of the key social category, on which the world staked for a very long time,
became fraught with quite well-known perversions of archaization, and in its significance represents a
crisis of identity, and in the sense of not only philosophical anthropology, but also medical. There is also
a great deal of evidence that this disappearance is a systemic liquidation carried out in such
sophisticated formats of total control that leave the dictatorship of the 20th century far behind, and all
sorts of anti-utopias (sometimes of very high quality) aside, signaling the gradual implementation of a
fantastic a nightmare in reality.
Meanwhile, despite the pessimism of the diagnoses proclaimed to the world by harsh experts, it is
possible to see positive opportunities, and in those things that are not only not considered in the sense
of the possibility of positive changes, but are considered factors of aggravation of the situation. A key
role here is played by long-standing, and, by the way, trivial general principles: balancing the means of
influence with means of non-perception, counter-impact and alteration; the use of a destructive factor
for good or against its source; but most importantly, and by the way, for many, it is far from a trivial
phenomenon of the crisis of the hierarchical model of society management, which denies itself through
the increasingly obvious nature of its irrationality and absurdity as the total, absolute and unambiguous
principle of social life.
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