Interpol, issue thirty. About what words are Ivan Davydov Publication date: November 24, 2000 Findings “M.b., words are not just a meaningless verbalization of sensations, but also a certain, quite mediocre, way of conveying a certain set of formulations that allows others to guess what we feel.” Sorry for the quote. This unexpected find will give rise to the following speculation.

Alphonse rides a horse, or the desire to be a Spaniard Jan Potocki. Manuscript found in Zaragoza. Translation from Polish by D. Gorbov Alexandra Veselova Publication date: November 24, 2000 As you know, literary genres, like living beings, are born, mature and die, giving life to others of their own kind. And before death, they seem to ossify, turning from a form for the development of free art into a set of cliches and cliches.

Plot Three weeks ago, I ventured to sketch a contrasting double portrait of critics Andrei Nemzer and Vyacheslav Kuritsyn . Andrei on that sketch turned out to be a embarrassed, stubborn dogmas, and Vyacheslav - a tortured youth with a millen of daring in tired eyes. Today, the models, as if in spite, exchanged their roles. I stand like a lamppost, with an easel in paws, and I angry softly. We'll have to redraw everything.

Internet in Serbia and Montenegro Dejan Idačić Publication date: November 24, 2000 Start. Providers The network, which predated the Internet era in the countries of the former Yugoslavia, developed within the framework of a scientific and technological information technology system that had an extensive connection via telnet to a library catalog system.

On November 22, representatives of online media met with the head of the Government Information Department of the government apparatus, Andrei Korotkov, to preliminarily solve the problem of the digital divide, also known as digital inequality, in preparation for the Moscow international seminar “Problems of overcoming the digital divide in Russia and the CIS countries.” The New York Times , a piece of journalism that gets as close to perfect as possible, is accompanied by SmarterTimes , a

Who are the "friends of the people" and what do they want from the president Supreme power in the mirror of the media Oleg Belyakov Date of publication: November 24, 2000 If anyone doesn't know, we are now friends with England. More precisely, with the United Kingdom of Great Britain, "both Little and White," and so on... No, I'm not talking about the warm welcome that the Russian football champion named after the Roman rebel slave gave to the respected London club after the first snowfall.

Telekino from November 24 to November 30 Mikhail Trofimenkov Publication date: November 24, 2000 Event of the week - “Face/Off” (1997) (November 26, ORT, 19.55 ****) , the first serious Hollywood experience of Hong Konger John Woo (the stupid “Hard Target” is not counted). While it can't hold a candle to the films he directed in his homeland, the script feels like the craziest and most inventive of anything the thriller genre has produced in years.

Century=text: abroad, issue 13 Anastasia Otroshchenko Publication date: November 24, 2000 LITERARY REFLECTIONS | MAN'S FATE | LIFE AND DEATH | BOOK CHRONICLE | HUMOR Literary reflections About Soviet literature “No one has any doubts anymore that Soviet literature is over... When did Soviet literature end? How? From what? Soviet literature did not end, but fizzled out.

All about Poetry 3 Discussion Miroslav Nemirov Publication date: November 24, 2000 Propaganda poetry Well, in the sense, when they agitate for something in poetic form. Like there To battle, forward, the trumpet is calling! And in that spirit. Type: Take your hands out of your trousers, you walkers, Take a stone, a knife or a bomb, And if he has no hands, So come and fight with your forehead! And what? Quite a respectable form of poetry.

Russian Journal / Reading Circle / Century=text www.russ.ru/krug/vek/20001124.html Century=text. Issue 37: 1937 Egor Otroshchenko Publication date: November 24, 2000 POEM OF THE YEAR | BOOK OF THE YEAR | EVENTS | PUBLICATION OF THE YEAR | CHARACTERS AND PERFORMERS Poem of the Year Donna Anna Obeying a bright mind, Without wasting meaning on words, You and I have prepared for the winter Kerosene, cucumbers and firewood.

Augustine says that we can help ourselves think about time if we start from the completeness of the whole - for example, the song that I undertake to sing from beginning to end. It, in itself whole, then unfolds in time. What kind of song is this? An early Christian hymn? Or human life? Or that praise of God, which turns out to be “the whole age,” totum saeculum, the history of the world?

When a trip to Paris becomes not a pursuit of sights, when, having turned a corner, you know what square will open up to your eyes, and a trip on the metro does not equate to a flight to Venus, the faces of Parisians seem similar to those in Moscow, and drinking a cup of coffee on the terrace in the cafe does not seem chic or a picture from a movie, then you finally begin to feel this city and live its life.

Dawn report Kristina Kurczab-Redlich Publication date: November 24, 2000 One can envy people who have no history to settle. Everything is clear and understandable. The skating rink of history has not passed over them. Their ancestors died a natural death or, better yet, in their bed. Historical names do not cause them any particular excitement or sadness. Neither Auschwitz, nor Katyn, nor Lubyanka, nor Rakovetskaya Street. But further we will talk about completely opposite things.

Sergey Tigipko. A springboard for the next prime minister of Ukraine? Vitaly Portnikov Publication date: November 24, 2000 The second extraordinary congress of the political party, Labor Ukraine, created six months ago, elected a new chairman of this organization.