Russia, as once the USSR, is the largest state in the world in the world. Its area is 17.075 million square kilometers - 76 percent of the area of ​​the former USSR. The second largest country in the country of Canada has a territory of 10 million square kilometers. The territory of Russia is 11.4 percent of the land on Earth, that is, a little more than 1/9 of its part (the total area of ​​land land - 149 million square kilometers).

Type Akhiezer Alexander Samuilovich born 1929 Doctor of Philosophy, leading researcher at the Institute of National Economic Forecasting of the Russian Academy of Sciences. Author and co-author of more than 350 scientific works, including the books: “Russia: Critique of Historical Experience.” T.

Print Alexander Ahizer Russian space is the subject of anxiety of Russian culture Space is always a real and potential resource of people's life, which is used to resolve problem situations, to replenish the deficit, to overcome crises that may threaten disaster with appropriate communities, groups, personalities. The development of space can be both extensive and intense.

Karl Haushofer. About geopolitics: work of different years. M.: Thought, 2001. 426 p. There is a well -known course of thought according to which the “real truth” must be cynical. According to the formula-“You are talking about all kinds of ideas and abstractness, vitya in the clouds, and the real life is a stern thing, there are wolves of bunnies, etc”.

In July 1812, comprehending Napoleon’s invasion of Napoleon, Goethe in a poem addressed to the French Empress, but in reality - her great husband, wrote the following lines: all the insignificant was dissipated, only the sea and the earth are important here [1] .

We will not say banality, like two hundred years ago, cities, today called small ones, were very large. It is enough that today it is clear what we are talking about: settlements, at least fifty thousand inhabitants who have the status of the city.

Space and privilege There are ideas that are expressed so often that they are already taken for granted. The banality of these judgments makes it difficult to think about their meaning. Such ideas include the assertion that the Russian character was formed under the influence of the vast Russian expanses. “The breadth of the Russian land and the breadth of the Russian soul crushed Russian energy, opening up the possibility of movement towards extensiveness.

How it is arranged and by whom our mental space is inhabited Our words do not lie on a clean sheet of paper, but fall into the densely populated mental space of Russian culture. This article is dedicated to the two components of this space - the conceptosphere and person of the Russian language. The conceptosphere of the Russian language is the sphere of concepts developed by the Russian language consciousness and reflects all the wealth of the associative capabilities of the language.

Where the homeland begins is known to everyone, with the possible exception of the very young, who may think that it begins, say, with a Shock bar. And so, in principle, it is clear that the homeland begins with a picture in your primer, with good and faithful comrades living in the next yard. It is also known that now a birch tree, now a rowan tree, a willow bush over the river is our native land, forever loved, where else can you find something like this?

The new anthem of Russia painfully reminds something. And the point is not that the words that once firmly settled in their heads are almost automatically settled on the old motive. What is the difference between stanzas written with a gap of half a century: "From the southern seas to the polar circle / our forests and fields spread!" “From Moscow to the very outskirts, / s southern mountains to the northern seas”?

A. Varentsov. Heard. Seen. A changed -hearted. Peppy. M.: New Literary Review, 1999. 848 p. Having sorted out the volume of Russian memoirs for many years, I have almost lost the hope of finding notes of a working person. It is not necessary to be surprised: in domestic literature it was always customary to speak, speak, talk ... including about work. Touching words about Pahara, of course, come across. In Russia, overseas novels were read about active heroes, but imitations are imperceptibly.

It is impossible to imagine modern sociology without the works of Zygmunt Bauman and Anthony Giddens. In many ways they define the face of British social science above all, but their influence is truly global .

(Based on the materials of the official website of the FPS - www.fps.gov.ru ) The borders of the Russian state were defended in the tests of the most difficult. According to V.O. Klyuchevsky, “the struggle with the steppe nomad ... lasted from the VII I almost until the end of the 17th century, the most difficult memory of the Russian people ...”. The defensive system was created under the Grand Duke of Kiev Vladimir (980-1015), the fortress-city was built along the rivers.

* And now I live in the village, in a real village, from which it is sometimes impossible to leave in the fall. A.N. Engelhardt. The fourth letter Alexander Nikolaevich Engelhardt is a chemist, writer and public figure of the 60s and 70s of the XIX century, the general public is mainly known as the author of the letters “from the village”.

The concept of “canonical territory”, or, wider, “canonical space”, began to enter the language of media since the early 1990s. Then the “canonical space” of the Russian Orthodox Church shared the fate of all Soviet-Soviet-Soviet spaces-the collapse and internal disintegration, which, as far as they tried to confront church structures.