Falconry: thirty-eighth review, dedicated to an exhausted crocodile, a stuffed animal, a representative of the order of aquatic reptiles and a half-dead reptile with its mouth bound with tape - it’s all about him Yana Sokolova Date of publication: September 7, 2000 The XIII International Book Fair started yesterday, and the first impressions were not long in coming. The fastest ones were Kommersant, Vremya Novostei, Nezavisimaya Gazeta, Gazeta.ru and Pole.ru.

This thesis, with which these days, somehow I don’t really want to argue. "Make your legend yourself, because nobody, by the way you, needs it." But after all, there is, with an interpretation, Vladimir Ufland. Against the backdrop of tirelessly inventive Self -Made Men and Women, persistently convincing us that they are like the same “religious personalities”, fenoma is a phenomenon. Because I have never been engaged in what we call a self -scenes. And yet it became legendary.

Empire Building: Time, Space, Power Vadim Belov Date of publication: September 7, 2000 History proceeds in time and space, it was believed before Michel Foucault . After the revolution in the humanities carried out by the French thinker, it is customary to believe exactly the opposite. History, as a process of the evolution of human consciousness, constructs space, marking it with “flags”. Space takes shape only on a geographical map.

The day before Nothing Yakov Gordin. Death of the choir. In his book. “Roll call in the darkness: Joseph Brodsky and his interlocutors” - St. Petersburg: Pushkin Foundation, 2000 Ilya Lepikhov Date of publication: September 7, 2000 Yakov Gordin's story about his acquaintance with Joseph Brodsky covers the period from the late fifties until the poet's death in 1996. Much space is devoted to the so-called. "Brodsky's trial" (1964).

Heavy arguments on an unpleasant topic Maria Kondratova Date of publication: September 7, 2000 "...every kingdom divided against itself is desolate, and a house divided against itself will fall..." Gospel of Luke will be opened in Krakow (Izvestia, 2000, July 18, etc.) It is very likely that one of these days a monument to Simon Petlyura , and it is more than likely that its opening will be consecrated by the Prime Minister of Ukraine himself, Mr. Yushchenko .

NasNet: issue 17 Special Issue: Pointless Advertising Sergey Kuznetsov Date of publication: September 7, 2000 Project: nineties (Project terms and conditions here ) As you know, two issues ago Roman Leibov proposed the following problem: Flitman and I came up with the idea that we need to advertise all sorts of things that are not for sale. Moreover, use all the normal established advertising techniques. Let's imagine that there was a madman who paid for such a campaign.

Russian Magazine / Net-culture / Seine www.russ.ru/netcult/nevod/20000907.html Seine: issue 90 Nastic Gryzunova Date of publication: September 7, 2000 Review of current online events and publications Strange things still happen.

Kuritsyn-weekly from September 7, 2000 Vyacheslav Kuritsyn Date of publication: September 14, 2000 Events: a book fair opened in Moscow, Akunin’s new novel was published under two covers, a competition to continue Akunin’s story, the “H*yku-2000” competition, a new spelling is being introduced in Russia. Publications: drunken interviews with Vladimir Vysotsky, dying diaries of Sergei Sherstyuk.

Network communications and human communication (some aspects of cybernetic psychology) Georgy Dalidovich Date of publication: September 7, 2000 God ex machina In youth, a person is characterized by independence, denial of other people's opinions and experiences. As the years pass, you begin to understand the importance of communication in all its forms. The paradox is that with age, opportunities and social circles usually decrease. This is how our life works.

Slovak Ukrainians and Ukrainian “guest workers” Vitaly Portnikov Date of publication: September 7, 2000 The introduction of a visa regime for citizens of Russia and Ukraine by a number of Central European countries, which led to retaliatory steps by these states, is considered in the Russian media exclusively in terms of political consequences or problems for the tourism business: just log on to any Russian travel website to see how carefully In the past summer, queues at the embassies of states