Historical science in post-communist Russia From lack of freedom to unprofessionalism? Sergey Markedonov Date of publication: October 3, 2001 Periods of political liberalization in Russian history have invariably been accompanied by a humanitarian boom. But if in the era of “great reforms” of the 60-70s.

Forums: moderation and content Alena Abrosimova Date of publication: October 3, 2001 The moderator is by no means only a person exercising supervision. Literally, this word can be translated as “chairman”, “arbiter”, “mediator”, “leader”. There is also a Russian definition, as usual, narrower than the meaning of the consonant English word - “a wooden plank for muffling the sound of a piano” (“Big Encyclopedic Dictionary”).

Bioterror Threat: Myth or Reality? (Biological terror: myth or reality?) Michael Park (Michael Park) FOXNews.com The threat of new terrorist attacks using bacteriological weapons is not as terrible as it is made out to be. Firstly, to infect people with any harmful virus, it is necessary to spray particles no larger than 10 microns into the air. And for this you need special, professional equipment: by spraying poison, say, from a corn plant, you can only poison the plants.

Sanity of science (underline as appropriate) Sonya and Gavrila Bezukhov Date of publication: October 3, 2001 Publicism , as we know, is doomed to repeat truisms - this is what makes it public . At the same time, the question “what comes first” is not so important: the truth shared by everyone, or this separation by everyone, which turns out to be true.

Architecture apologetics M.M.Bakhtin: Pro et Contra. The personality and creativity of M.M. Bakhtin in the assessment of Russian and world humanitarian thought. Anthology. Volume 1. Compilation, introductory article and commentary by K.G. Isupov. Publishing house of the Russian Christian Humanitarian Institute. St. Petersburg, 2001. 552 p. Circulation 2000.

Texts about hypertext: #6 Dmitry Essering Date of publication: October 3, 2001 . There is no need to tell anyone what the Internet is The Internet has become a familiar character in literary works, political provocations, and stock market reports. The identification period has passed.

ON is more versed in a variety of painting brushes, spatulas, scrapers and brushes (sometimes he invents them itself), in impregnation and gluing canvas, in pastes and pigmented aggregates than in the theory and history of art. Yes, he does not need her. He once read and hardened somewhere that the first black square four hundred years ago was written by Rosicrucker, Jobe Fle, which means that all the followed black squares are repetitions.

All about poetry 65 Miroslav Nemirov Date of publication: October 3, 2001 Bucolic "(from the Greek bucols - shepherd) - a special artistic vision of the world, reflected in poetic creativity. It took shape in Ancient Greece (3rd century BC) in the poetry of Theocritus and his followers. The artistic basis was the folklore of Sicilian shepherds about the semi-mythical shepherd Daphnis , his love and death. B.

Welcome to the Desert of the Real II Reflections on the World Trade Center Slavoj Zizek Date of publication: October 3, 2001 The most paranoid fantasy of an American living in a small, idyllic California town - a consumer's paradise - is that he suddenly begins to suspect that the world in which he lives is a show being played out in front of him in order to convince him of the reality of it. world, and the people around him are in reality simple actors engaged in a gigantic performance.

Seine: issue 259 Anton Khodakovsky Date of publication: October 3, 2001 The battle for the right to feed Internet users the necessary norm (© Sorokin) of advertising has entered a new stage. It’s no secret that people who are tired of popping up windows, blinking banners and other delights of e-commerce install programs that block this engine of trade.

Where's the money? Issue nine In praise of economiccentrism Oleg Basov Date of publication: October 3, 2001 The topic of the week, “the sanity of science,” quickly turned into the topic “the insanity of science.” What was predictable: the successes of science are abstruse, boring and familiar, like peaceful weather, the failures of science are annoying, you want to hang all the dogs on them. It’s easier for everyone to write about other people’s failures (including me).

Review by S.K. #2 (81) Sergey Kostyrko Date of publication: October 3, 2001 New World #9 - Olga Shamborant and Alexander Genis The previous review promised copious citations of critics with comments from the compiler. But in recent weeks the newspapers had no time for literature. And therefore it remains for me to quote the writers themselves. presented in this Review In particular, some of the authors of the “New World” #9 . The most interesting thing in this issue is the essays.

Vladimir Spivakov mixes the cards Mikhail Zhirmunsky Date of publication: October 3, 2001 The ongoing festival “Vladimir Spivakov invites...” has not yet justified the premonition of monotony from the fact that “for a whole week there is only Spivakov.” The maestro mobilized his ingenuity as a serious musician and somewhat of a showman in such a way that not a single concert resembled the previous one, despite the fact that, indeed, they only listened to Spivakov.

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