Magic Tricks. The End of History is a fundamental monographic study that explores the ontological boundaries of magic tricks. The work traces the civilizational trajectory of illusionism as an art form: from its sacred origins to secular entertainment and, ultimately, to its contemporary terminal phase of anomie within the architectonics of the digital era.

Relying on an interdisciplinary approach, the monograph examines magic tricks not only as a specific sociocultural phenomenon but also as a distinct form of communication, tracing their genesis in connection with transformations in the...