About the book: 2006 / For the first time, the concept of anthropogenesis (the origin of man), put forward by Professor Boris Fedorovich Porshnev (1905–1972), is presented in full, not truncated form. This Book, which cost the life of its author, marks the beginning of a complete revision of all human sciences, comparable only to the Copernican revolution in astronomy. Official anthropology was unable to accept Porshnev’s ideas. For this “science of man” itself, unfortunately, was and is primarily concerned with secondary issues and even outright nonsense; it “did not notice” the most important thing, and therefore was never able to answer the eternal “question of all questions”: how exactly, how specifically, how did man actually originate? An exhaustive evidence-based answer to this question was given by the great Russian scientist Boris Fedorovich Porshnev. For philosophers, sociologists, psychologists, linguists, for the widest range of readers. The book is published with the financial support of the Markov company. Publishing house».