About the book: 2020 / The paradoxical, bright, provocative Russian and Soviet philosopher Konstantin Sotonin was unlucky to be recognized and appreciated in the 20th century, his books were published in negligible circulations, he was arrested and tried, and even the exact date of his death is unknown. And it is all the more interesting and important for the modern reader to discover Sotonin’s unusually fresh and cheerfully written works. Working in the 1920s. in Kazan, over the ideas of the “philosophical clinic” and the Scientific organization of labor, the expert on antiquity Konstantin Sotonin constructed an unusual image of the “father of all philosophers” Socrates, the image of a laughing philosopher and a subtle psychologist, whose relevance can only be revealed in the 21st century. The publishing layout of the book is saved in PDF A4 format.