Published by York University in Toronto. Do not judge this book by its cover but by its content "A Poet's Gallery" is a collection of poems (with parallel English translations) written by Russian philosopher and poet Anatoly Nazirov. He is a Post-Doctoral Professor of Philosophy and Director for the Department of Philosophy and Culturology at the St-Petersburg State University of Economics and Service, Russia.... His poetry, rich in emotion and original images, uses alliteration and assonance to express a unique and complex style of intricate yet understandable ideas. Dear Reader, you are...

"Zarathustra's Larkmotif" is an epic poem written by the Russian and English-Canadian poet Ivan Zhavoronkov. It is based on a lyrical philosophical poem by the Russian poet and philosophy professor Anatoly Nazirov entitled "Zarathustra" (inspired by Friedrich Nietzsche's "Thus Spake Zarathustra"), which Zhavoronkov recently translated from the Russian into English and published both as a stand-alone volume and - together with other poems by Dr. Anatoly Nazirov - under the general title "A Poet's Gallery." The poem is rich in emotion and original images, employing rhythm and rhyme,...

Published by York University, Toronto, Canada. A collection of academic articles on Nietzsche's philosophy, symbolism and translation. Ivan Zhavoronkov takes both linguistic and cultural approaches to Nietzsche's texts, offering new interpretations of the Ubermensch and translation, the will to power and eternal return, Christ, sin and the Golden Rule."

"Philosophical Stones" is a collection of existentialist poems... rich in emotion and original imagery, employing rhythm and rhyme, alliteration and assonance. It presents a unique and complex canvas of intricate yet understandable ideas, touching on major modern European thinkers: Descartes, Baudelaire, Goethe, Turgenev, Dostoyevsky, Kierkegaard, Nietzsche, Heidegger, Kafka, Camus, Sartre and Beauvoir.