Enzymes ISSN 1867-3317
 
Description: Enzymes is a multidisciplinary, multilingual, irregular and free access online journal covering a wide range of topics in the field of natural philosophy. The exploration of human sexuality, id est Homo sexualis, belongs to one of the perpetual themes and paraphrasing areas of the journal. The journal was founded by Dr. Andrej Poleev in 2003 in the form of Samizdat. A similar term was introduced by russian poet Nikolai Glazkov in the 1940s. Parodying the ceremonious names of the official printing organs of Soviet official publishing houses, such as Politizdat (short for Politicheskoe izdatel'stvo, political publishing house), Detizdat (short for Detskoe izdatel'stvo, literature for children), etc., he typed copies of his poems indicating "Samsebyaizdat" ("myselfpublishing") on the front page. >>>
Editor and publisher: Dr. A. Pleev
Frequency: Number of issues per year is irregular.
Extent: The extent of the journal is irregular and varies greatly from issue to issue.
Imprint and contact For any que(r)stions or suggestions please contact an editor.
Contents:
2003
A ⚣ gay soap-opera.
Legal ℠system.
 
2004
Critique of pornocracy.
Combating organized cretinism.
 
2005
What makes difference between good and evil?
Cosmology between lunar eclipse and collapsing new buildings. pdf
Shoplifting in sign of swastika.
Common foolishness.
The gay science.
 
2006
AI: Amnesia International.
conCERN: a large-scale black asshole.
Form and Informality.
German nightmare.
 
2007
Herr-Mania.
The devolution.
Verdicts.
The crowned crow.
The future of one☥idea.
Idiots bear idiots.
 
2008
Neolithic architecture.
The Tommyknockers complex. pdf
Call for papers for a special issue of the journal on continuous ☮ peace.
In defense of trueness.
 
2009
Indictments.
Investment proposal.
The castle.
Slaughter.
Shortsightedness of the Big Science.
 
2010
Agenda 2010.
gay universe