New examination Andrey Levkin Publication date: April 7, 2000 For some kind of anniversary of net culture To his wife Gorny with gratitude for what he did ═ It is already difficult to say what net culture has led to - because this matter completely immerses the person who is related to it. From which, in fact, it follows that a) it developed as a real culture, b) it led to something and changed something.

"Golden Mask 2000". Part I: Drama Petr Pospelov Publication date: April 7, 2000 Italics is not mine The drama section poster did not become the object of critical criticism this time: “We must pay tribute to the current expert council: the choice this time was serious, and the festival’s poster was much more diverse and encouraging.

Pirogov and Piskarev Victor Sonkin Publication date: April 7, 2000 Nikolay Gogol. Nevsky Avenue There are three riddles in Gogol's story "Nevsky Prospekt". Firstly, what language is it written in? Secondly, why are two stories, two independent plots combined in one text? Thirdly - but I will talk about this at the very end. The question about language is both the easiest and the most difficult to answer.

As promised, NetCulture provides readers with the opportunity to ask questions to people who actively influenced (from the point of view of the readers themselves) the appearance of the Russian Internet. So far the editors have received two letters with candidates for interviewing. In the first one name is named - Gleb Pavlovsky. But I decided to start with another list sent by Alice. Here is her letter: Alexroma, Gusev, Delitsyn, Leibov, Verbitsky, Fishman, Parovozov, Nosik.

Music to the city, but not to the world Boris Filanovsky Publication date: April 7, 2000 At the end of March, the St. Petersburg Philharmonic named after. Shostakovich presented urbi et orbi (rather the first) plan of its activities for the next season, 2000/01. An intelligently published plump brochure with subscription programs is a most interesting document.

The fruits of second-level reflection. Issue 12. Denis Bychikhin Publication date: April 7, 2000 The tower is screwed Today will not be boring. I just feel it. Let's start with the fact that this week's reviews, as members of the Third International, eat what you can. That's what people say. But people won’t say it in vain. Because before we lived in huts, but now we have the Internet. Where's the logic? There is no logic. Let's go further.

Sub-progress: an introduction to the theory of the personalized state Alexander Ivlev Publication date: April 7, 2000 Absolute freedom and virtual space [0] ( Book summary ) Part one ═ Apologies, bows and thanks First of all, I would like to apologize to the readers and thank the editor of Net-culture E. Gorny. The article was born right away, but it took a long time and painfully to complete.

Ode to glossy magazines - 2 Rebekah Frumkina Publication date: April 7, 2000 "Ladies, ladies, don't blow your nose on the curtains!.." I learned about the phenomenon of the magazine “for ladies” in 1966 from a book. It was Edmonde Charles-Roux's novel Forgetting Palermo. He has just received the prestigious Renaudo literary prize. I also learned about the award from a printed source - from Literaturka (note for grandchildren: not only there was no Internet, but also “Echo of Moscow”).

"Golden mask-2000". Part II: Opera and operetta Petr Pospelov Publication date: April 7, 2000 Italics is not mine The representative musical part of the festival inspired hope for a rich competitive intrigue: “The musical part of the current “Mask” turned out to be more fruitful than in previous years, both in quantity and in repertoire scope.