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In an age when science and technology promise progress yet threaten to destroy our humanity, this book asks a difficult question: can civilization survive its own success?
Exploring the deep divide between the “Global West” and the “Global South,” Stanislav Ovcharenko reflects on how freedom, culture, and reason, once the triumphs of modern civilization, now face erosion from both within and without. Beneath the surface of politics and daily events lies a greater struggle between culture and barbarism, between the maturity of thought and the seduction of simplicity.
Drawing on history, philosophy, and social insight, this book calls for a renewed understanding of the European cultural code and for the courage to defend this only civilization, not with fear or pride, but with wisdom and foresight.
ISBN : 978-1-83543-743-8
Scheduled: 11/06/2026
Pages : 22
Size : 234x156
Imprint : Olympia Publishers
He, Stanislav Ovcharenko, was born in 1950 in Zaporizhzhya. He graduated from Dnipropetrovsk University in 1977 in foreign languages and Kyiv University, philosophy. Last year, he delivered the lectures devoted to the problems of world culture and ethnical psychology, cross-cultural dialogue. He published short articles in higher school journals in Zaporizhzhya devoted to the regularities of national culture, tightly connected with the problems of politics and psychology. Since 2001, he took an active part in the struggle against the post-communist oligarchic regime in Post-Communist World, including the events in Kyiv Maidan as a journalist and head of online edition, Light and Shadows. He tried to comprehend these significant events and explain them in this proposed book with a rough title, ‘The Battle of Mentalities in the Human Desert of ‘Cultural Mutants.’ He is married and has two sons and one granddaughter.