Russian Magazine / Net-culture / Seine www.russ.ru/netcult/nevod/20000901.html Seine: issue 87 Nastic Gryzunova Date of publication: September 1, 2000 Review of current online events and publications Two words in favor of abolishing offline The American Civil Liberties Union has once again taken on a rather slippery task.

The fifth hall of the Wacky Museum Roman Leibov Date of publication: September 1, 2000 I welcome everyone to the fifth hall! Today I don’t want to talk about recipes for getting rich and about Trojan horses. Better about the oddities of the boat trade, chain tantras and selfless spam knights.

Bolshoi Theater and Mikhail Shvydkoy Paper Press Review Petr Pospelov Date of publication: September 1, 2000 For the first time in our century, the number one cultural newsmaker turned out to be a minister. At the beginning of the week, at the instigation of Mikhail Shvydkoy, the leadership of the Bolshoi Theater was removed, and at the end they adopted the target program “Culture of Russia” for 2001-2005. All these days, Shvydkoy’s name did not leave the newspaper pages.

Interpol, issue twentieth: NTV failure Ivan Davydov Date of publication: September 1, 2000 Prelude: Tower I am writing this in August, but you will read it in September. Therefore, at least you survived August and that’s good. At the end of the day, August gave us a fire in the tower. One could expect the media to repeat the well-established scenario of reaction to the tragedy, we’ve seen enough. But it turned out not.

About Kursk and economic policy (Cycle “The Recent History of Russia in Myths”. Myth 2. Great Power) Maxim Kvasha Date of publication: September 1, 2000 This article was written shortly after the Kursk disaster, but it seemed incorrect to publish it in the wake of discussions, and soon there was a fire on the TV tower, and it became obvious that society was ready to discuss topics that required reasoning, not emotions.

The public is a fool Milorad Pavic. The Inside of the Wind: A Novel about Hero and Leander. Translation by L. Savelyeva Victor Sonkin Date of publication: September 1, 2000 Maybe I shouldn't write this note. I'm too irritated. Irritation is a bad adviser. On the other hand, I intended this column to be biased and non-academic. No, that’s not it either - it sounds like I’m making excuses. Pipes. The public is a fool; loves cheap tricks.

Russia in the world: don’t believe, don’t be afraid, don’t ask Oh, Vostok, Vostok... The North Korean leader, it turns out, was joking when he promised the Russian president to curtail his missile program. The Japanese are also jokers - Putin in America is in favor of Japan becoming another permanent member of the Security Council, and they are tying up Staff Captain Rybnikov in Tokyo on the contrary. As if they couldn't a week later.

Against the "Bronze Age" Dmitry Kuzmin Date of publication: September 1, 2000 I heard the expression “Bronze Age” for the first time in 1991, at the first scientific conference in Russia dedicated to the work of Brodsky.

We have the Acropolis Date of publication: September 1, 2000 From the editor . The hero of the collection is the text. Here he is born: literally before our eyes, in front of us, almost witnesses to what is happening. A text that coincides with its time. It contains the exact word, absolutely adequate language. By a tragic accident, the eighteen-year-old author has been dead for a year. But communication continues, discussion continues. Ilya Tyurin.

Don't shoot the pianist, he plays as best he can Dmitry Shusharin Date of publication: September 1, 2000 The President celebrated the first of September in a rural school, in a village that had long since switched to subsistence farming. Of course, "nationality".

Falconry: thirty-fifth review, dedicated to total textuality, old-fashioned trinket, pathological hysteria of Baudrillard and the cultivation of the Arbat territory Yana Sokolova Date of publication: September 1, 2000 September 1 , my friends. The first day of autumn and the Day of Knowledge. One must think that newspaper critics are seeing their children off to school and indulge in longing for the past summer. Because they don't write anything.