Peter Norman Voge (born 1953) is a famous Norwegian Slavist, philosopher, culturologist, journalist and writer. He is the author of the fundamental monographs "Fyodor Dostoevsky: The Book "J. Individual in the History of Culture" - "an attempt to pave his own path through the historical landscape," according to the author. How has the individual changed throughout history? What is the nature of totalitarian regimes? Who sanctions terror? Can we preserve ourselves - as humanity and as individuals - amid a clash of civilizations? The author does not impose on us stereotypical answers to these and other no less global questions, but encourages us to reflect with him and argue in many ways.