Mikhail Bakunin and the problem of the absolute in politics Part 2 Andrei Madison Publication date: November 4, 2000 Bakunin √ children If you suddenly decide to do something like this and try to describe to a child who Uncle Bakunin was, then perhaps the following work would be best suited for this purpose: Kaba rivers and lakes I would pour one into the lake, And of all the trees of the boron Make one tree Axes would melt everything And cast one ax, And from all the people make A man higher

Attempt number 5: fourth approach Publications about literature in paper and online media Adelaide Metelkina Publication date: November 4, 2000 Random It has been a long time since I noticed that the brightest literary critic of Nezavisimaya Gazeta, Maria Remizova, is reluctantly allowed into the Ex Libris supplement, which seems to be dedicated to literature. And Remizova, more unwillingly than willingly, has to review magazine prose on the daily “Culture” page.

Reconciliation with Consent Shall we celebrate? Oleg Belyakov Publication date: November 4, 2000 ...Come everyone and watch how Yermolai Lopakhin takes an ax to the cherry orchard and how the trees fall to the ground! We will set up dachas, and our grandchildren and great-grandchildren will see a new life here... Music, play! Hereinafter: A.P.

We need to select authors more carefully Anton Krainy Publication date: November 4, 2000 In the magazine business, even more than in any other, personnel decides everything. The shots, I explain, are in this case the author’s shots. It seems to me that such a respected online publication as Russian Journal should be more concerned about selecting authors. This especially applies to authors appearing in the “Politics” section and its “Metapolitics” column.

Ten films of the week: November 6-12 Anton Dolin Publication date: November 4, 2000 Cinema-12: find the witch! Ten films next week What lies hide (premiere). The latest work of the great American opportunist Robert Zemeckis, author of the trilogy "Back to the Future" and "Who Framed Roger Rabbit?", after the phenomenal success of "Forrest Gump" which became another cinematic symbol of the nation.