“Postmodern Apocalypse” is a fascinating work by Alexander Ilyich Pigalev, which plunges the reader into a world where philosophy, art and social realities of our time intersect. This book will be a real discovery for those who are interested in modern trends in culture and society, as well as for lovers of deep reflections on the future of mankind. In Postmodern Apocalyptic, the author explores the concept of postmodernism, viewing it as an integral part of our existence. PIGALEV Asks Important Questions : what is reality in the age of information technology? How does art reflect and shape our perception of the world? And, Finally, What are the consequences of the postmodernist view of life and society? These topics are raised in the book with special attention to detail and using vivid examples from culture, Literature and Philosophy . The book will be of interest to a wide audience: from students of humanitarian specialties to professionals in the field of art and culture. It is suitable for those who seek to understand how postmodern ideas affect our perception of reality, as well as for those who are looking for new approaches to the analysis of social phenomena. Readers who are passionate about philosophy, literature, and art will find much food for thought and discussion in the Postmodern Apocalypse. Pigalev's style is distinguished by depth and multilayer. He masterfully combines theoretical concepts with practical examples, making his ideas accessible and understandable. The author is not afraid to ask provocative questions and challenge traditional views, which makes his work especially relevant in an era of global change and uncertainty. Pigalev is already known to readers for his other works, such as “Postmodern Philosophy” and “Art in an Era of Change”, which also touch upon important aspects of modern society. The topics raised in the "Postmodern Apocalyptic" concern not only philosophy, but also ecology, technology, and human relations. Pigalev examines how the postmodern worldview influences our understanding of existential issues such as the meaning of life, freedom of choice, and responsibility. He also analyzes how modern technology is changing our interactions with the world around us and with each other, raising questions about what it means to be human in the digital age. The book is able to attract the attention of not only specialists, but also a wide audience interested in cultural and social changes. It will be an excellent addition to the library of those who want to understand more deeply how postmodernism shapes our perception of the world and what consequences it may have for future generations. “Postmodern Apocalypse” is not just a book, but a real intellectual provocation that makes you think about how we perceive reality and how this perception changes in the face of modern challenges. Immerse yourself in a world where philosophy meets art, and discover new horizons of understanding our time.