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russia.vtheatre.net + newrussian.org 2005: antohins.vtheatre.net *

TOPICS: drama + russian-american theatre project + postmodern + time + Winter Fool (ru) + Russian Diary + russian cinema + antohins 100 (in russian) +

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* Century of Antohins (new 2005)

new: 2003 *

Reading List(s) :

@1998-2001 Russian Page Front

Russian Play: hyperdrama & webshowIn Russian and very new! Was new in 2002! GeoAlaska:

GeoAlaska: Theatre & Film new: anti-communism + Russian Diary

Summary

The Transhumanist: "New Russians" are no more "Russians than present Americans are "Americans"... "It is sometimes useful to talk about possible future beings whose basic capacities so radically exceed those of present humans as to be no longer unambiguously human by our current standards..." Devils

The Possessed 2003 ... The standard word for such beings is “posthuman”. (Care must be taken to avoid misinterpretation. “Posthuman” does not denote just anything that happens to come after the human era, nor does it have anything to do with the “posthumous”. In particular, it does not imply that there are no humans anymore.)

Questions

"Posthumans might shape themselves and their environment in so many new and profound ways that speculations about the detailed features of posthumans and the posthuman world are likely to fail."

Notes

... "In its contemporary usage, “transhuman” refers to an intermediary form between the human and the posthuman."

... “transitional human”... Relax, "human" is always "transitional"! Only today this transition is REVOLUTIONARY!

Of course, I speak about the inner changes -- the technology aspect of it is discussed: Extropians, Transhumans, and Posthumans *

"Dear Posthumans: I am addressing you using terminology that is fashionable in 2003..." techcentralstation.com

Mikhail Epstein + inteLnet *
Labor of Lust: Erotic Metaphors of Soviet Civilisation

Ref Page

Whatever I use, I try to keep in links, appendix, notes, biblio pages. But not always. I keep them mostly for myself, to revisit the sources.

Books were printed for readers, I don't have them, I have "visitors" (according to the Internet terminology).

This Website was ment to be my personal corner... I don't have time for it. The only place which have no guide page. I use it for storage. Texts, files, etc.
Books
Non-Fiction
Fiction Plays
Original
Translations Diaries
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1999 Theatre
Classes
Writing Film
Courses
Research Family
S Cyber Museum
GeoAlaska

History of the Soviet Union [links]
How to organize Russian Page? The rest of my sites are already organized "a la Russia" -- no organization! This site waited long enough for me to return.
There are some Russia-related new pages: RAT (Russian-American Theatre Project @ Theatre w/Anatoly and on Russian Cinema from Visions of The Northern Mind. And, yes, The Three Sisters, you can see the cyber Chekhov Discussion, or even join the eGroup!
http://comm.cudenver.edu/~inteLnet/ M. Epstein *
It's always a question of identity. Do I really have "Russian" or "American" face? The three big sites -- Theatre, Film, Family -- they are easy to define.

http://www.pereplet.ru: in russian

Father-Russia (FR):

* postcapitalism: hyperturing-regulated high abundance nanoeconomies which do not require money or other units of exchange

* posthuman: A human who has attained an SI:1 or greater toposophic. Entities of tremendous physical, intellectual, and psychological capacity, self-programming, self-constituting, potentially immortal, unlimited individuals.

http://www.orionsarm.com/eg/p/Po.html