Is the new generation choosing a social experiment? Dmitry Petrov Publication date: April 17, 2000 An attempt on a myth It may seem like I'm not saying enough. After all, in fact, if you write about social neuroses, then write about everyone. That's right - I'm not saying enough. No time. On them. The change of presidents promises a change (even if not mandatory, but it promises, promises...) of political paradigms. Who whispers and who makes noise: it’s time to act. And fast.

THE GIFT OF THE WORD #123 (176) Projective lexicon of the Russian language April 25, 2005 NEWS The publishing house "Higher School" published a book by Mikhail Epstein Postmodernism in Russian literature (2nd, expanded and revised edition). This is a philosophical and aesthetic study of Russian postmodernity, its origins and main stages of development in the 20th century, as well as its cultural and historical differences from Western postmodernity.

In the semantic delta Denis Bychikhin Publication date: April 17, 2000 Our review today is brief. What is encouraging: there is an approach to the once declared format, the triumph of minimalism and its total dictatorship. At least I'd like to think so. I would really like to. Net 1. In "Vesti" Danila Davydov's review of the "Book" of the Kiev poet-metaphorist Sergei Solovyov. The text is extremely clear and at the same time does not impoverish the content of Solovyov’s project.

Chasing the Sun - 7 Alexander Zaitsev Publication date: April 17, 2000 Chasing a "vague object" At one time I was amazed that Americans, with very rare exceptions, did not listen at all to what their native singers were singing about. A man sits, listens, smiles, taps his foot, moves his shoulders - it’s clear that he likes the song. And you ask: what are they singing about? - stops short, blinks his eyes, lengthens his face - “didn’t pay attention.” Not a damn thing!

ON THE. Bogomolov. Russian literature of the early 20th century and the occult. - M.: New Literary Review, 1999. After reading this book, you are left with an unpleasant, painful aftertaste, as if you had lunch in a bad canteen.

Bookmarks today will be exclusively multimedia. Let's start with the pictures: What about the game? - readers will ask. Yes, it didn't go well. Here's what we're doing - we'll put it in a separate section in the "Net-culture" section. I'll probably be editing this section soon. There is a lot of different news in life. http://madli.ut.ee/~sunny/vlksm.jpg Also a kind of compromising evidence. Complete exposure of the academician and poet Semenov.

To the 130th anniversary of the birth of Hans Heinz Evers The attempt to collect a collection of definitions of the word “homunculus” led me in a roundabout way back to a certain point, five or six years distant from the present moment. At this point, located somewhere south of where I am today, my Alraune lives. The heroine of Evers's tragic, forgotten and finally revived novel, translated into Russian, aroused in me acute pity then, unfortunately, more acute than now.