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We invite you to a comedic trash review of the main dystopia about "fixing" - the novel by Anthony Burgess.
We'll discuss what it's like to read a book in "nadsat" and not break your jaw, why Beethoven became the soundtrack to mass fights, and how Ludovic's method turns the brash Alex into a defenseless vegetable. We'll figure out whether evil can be cured by forced movie viewing (spoiler: ophthalmologists are shocked).
Our "brother friends":
●Svitlana Stetsenko "Bigus Info" — about where the logic is in this chaos;
Andriy Spivak - about the aesthetics of the "Korova" bar;
Hanna Kochegura — about "gentle" re-education;
Comedian Dima Tarabakin — about why evil sometimes looks like a teenager in a hat.
No boring moral lectures — just black humor, irony about state control, and a glass of milk (no "surprises"). We laugh at Alex's red flags and philosophical plot holes!
18+
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ФОП Кєвшин Олександр Олександрович
ФОП Кєвшин Олександр Олександрович
We invite you to a comedic trash review of the main dystopia about "fixing" - the novel by Anthony Burgess.
We'll discuss what it's like to read a book in "nadsat" and not break your jaw, why Beethoven became the soundtrack to mass fights, and how Ludovic's method turns the brash Alex into a defenseless vegetable. We'll figure out whether evil can be cured by forced movie viewing (spoiler: ophthalmologists are shocked).
Our "brother friends":
●Svitlana Stetsenko "Bigus Info" — about where the logic is in this chaos;
Andriy Spivak - about the aesthetics of the "Korova" bar;
Hanna Kochegura — about "gentle" re-education;
Comedian Dima Tarabakin — about why evil sometimes looks like a teenager in a hat.
No boring moral lectures — just black humor, irony about state control, and a glass of milk (no "surprises"). We laugh at Alex's red flags and philosophical plot holes!
18+