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Listening to two brilliant intellectuals is not only about privacy. It is also the details that make up both the portrait of the one who writes and the portrait of the day. Leonid Plyushch cannot rely on the ideas he is osmissing at that moment - the sheets are transformed into outlines of future articles and books, they grow and grow and grow. Yury Shevelyov is laconical, concrete, even dry - he ascetically limits himself with an arkush of postal paper, so he writes some replicas on the banks by hand. Yury Shevelov lives in America, Leonid Ivy and his family live in France.

They are very different - by age and experience, by cultural background and way of thinking. Behind their corpus of worksheets are not just flashy ideas or interesting discussions, not just a glimpse of the day or a dialogue between different environments, but also a school of thought, lessons in polemics and the art of argumentation.