Niti-shastra

This is the research in ancient Indian psychology well-known as two collections of funny stories 'Panchatantra' and 'Hitopadesha'. Originally it was Niti-Shastra, or science about correct behavior in society. The author translated many stories into Russian, creating new composition according to modern needs within philosophic context. As result, two parts appeared: 'Strategy of Success' and 'Paradoxes of Agreement'. They were written when the author lived and worked in India. First part was published by 'Krylov' (Saint-Petersburg, 2005) and reprinted together with second part by 'Amrita-Russ' (Moscow, 2007-2009). Both are included into current third edition.