Cinema-37: Cinema is not for everyone The person who cried (premiere) . The new work of the British director Sally Potter, better known to us in Orlando, is deprived of that ghostly sophistication. Slightly stylized by retro, everyday history between the eras of the two world wars.

Harlampy Spiridonovich Dymbas in Chekhov’s “Wedding” used to say that everything was in Greece. Here I am too - I argue that everything is not only in Greece, but also nearby, in Istanbul. And there is just a lot there. For example, toilets, cats, carpets, crooks, male faces, Russians, junk, mosques, taxi, gold, bells with sesame seeds. Here are some points from the list. Russians . The mass presence of Russians in Turkey is no news for anyone.

Exhibit Stefan Zweig. "Amok" Linor Goralik Publication date: May 4, 2001 ...Before you is the first edition of Stefan Zweig's famous short story "Amok" . Austrian writer Stefan Zweig created his famous short story "Amok" in 1922. The novella quickly brought great fame to the author. "Amok" was a characteristic work of that period when literature about the complex, ambiguous states of the human soul again came into fashion.

Freedom Comes Naked (Part Three) Elena Golubeva Publication date: May 3, 2001 As I already said, my idea of ​​the educational process was formed only during my own school years, and I naively believed that, in principle, it had not changed. In those days, all work in class and at home revolved around a fairly large passage of text, usually literary. For better or worse, we left school with a clear understanding of who Dickens , O. Henry , Saroyan , and Oscar Wilde were .

NasNet: issue 44 Sergey Kuznetsov Publication date: May 4, 2001 Project: nineties (Game conditions are here .) KS: prostitution, money, taxi This time my story is brought to mind by a story submitted by a reader. It dates back to the early nineties. The girl Masha Krasnenkaya, distinguished not so much by her ease of behavior as by the minimalism of her clothes, once talked with a taxi driver about the hardships of life.

The challenge of globalization Pavel Zimin Publication date: May 4, 2001 It is unlikely that anyone will argue with the fact that the main challenges that modern Russia has and will have to face are related to the process of globalization . This has only recently been discussed so actively, but some scientists consider globalization to be the main content of human history over the past 500 years.

Texts about hypertext: 2 Dmitry Essering Publication date: May 4, 2001 Topic As you know, in the last days of last month, deputies of the State Duma approved in the first reading one odious patriotic amendment prohibiting foreign capital from owning a controlling stake in any media outlet in the Russian Federation.

I It is difficult to talk about any “scientific objectivity”: we already know that the choice of a particular scientific theory lies with the researcher’s conscience. Cordonsky significantly complemented Feuram, introducing the object of research into the selection area. It seems that the author did not fully realize the courage of his own step.

Culture of freedom Mario Vargas Llosa Publication date: May 4, 2001 Mario Vargas Llosa is a world-famous Peruvian writer, author of many novels, dramatic works, literary and political-philosophical essays, translated into many languages. In 1990, he ran for the presidency of Peru, but lost to Alberto Fujimori. Currently lives in Spain. The essay below is based on a lecture given in September 2000 in Washington at the Inter-American Development Bank.

Writers sometimes invent words, but linguists never. 1 On the contrary, they subject them to comprehensive study, which is often unpleasant and humiliating. For example, almost the entire Russian people say “ bye ” and “ I’m sorry ,” but the linguist categorically denies them the status of literary and calls them colloquial. But linguists have another valor - to guess the origin of a word, catch it at its very first uses in the language and predict a long and happy life.