Cinema on TV: October 22 - 28 Ekaterina Barabash Date of publication: October 22, 2001 I don’t know how valuable this information is for movie fans, but Monday is rich in new TV series. And all - mind you - ours. ORT at 21.35 fires a new “Deadly Force”. This time, the heroes leave the criminal, but relatively calm St.

Hunger 58 Practical gastroenterology reading Alexander Ageev Date of publication: October 22, 2001 I just read Vladimir Makanin’s new story “One-Day War” in the October “New World”, and then a letter arrived from “New World” - about the Yuri Kazakov Award for the best story, to nominate something.

I The second literary season was the XIV Moscow International Book Fair . Her two events seem to me key. First: it was on MMKYA that the Buker Long List was announced. The second: the “writer of the year”, that is, the “queen of the ball”, was announced by the prolific Daria Dontsova , and the prize was handed to her by the “ex-Korolev” Alexander Marinina . The book market and the mainstream, still moving in parallel, but in different directions, produce docking maneuvers.

The writer and the dose of ether Oleg Aronson Date of publication: October 22, 2001 Recently , in the new midnight program of the TV-6 for almost an hour channel “Without Protocol,” its presenters Boris Berman and Ildar Zhandarev talked with the writer Vladimir Sorokin . It must be said that the appearance of this writer on television is a rarity, despite his wide popularity. True, Sorokin’s fame has only recently begun to slowly migrate towards popularity.

Forever Young Forever drunk Nick Rock 'n' Roll in "Second Floor" Arkady Shpein Date of publication: October 22, 2001 Nik was always second. The second punk (the first is Pig), the second “pioneer leader” of the underground (the first is Umka), the second “legend of Russian rock” (the first is the crowd). But the Pig died, the Umka “pioneers” grew up, and the “legends of Russian rock” turned out to be pop singers. But Nick hasn't changed.

Substance of the dream interpreter Cabinet: picture world II. - SPb.: Scythia, 2001. - 384 p. Circulation 500 copies. ISBN 5-94063-012-X Alexander Evangeli Date of publication: October 22, 2001 Itgenstein spoke of reality as one of the possible worlds. Nelson Goodman and Richard Rorty consider all worlds to be possible symbolic constructs.

Round table # 11. Folk tradition of inefficiency Do we need "evolutionary collectivization"? Date of publication: October 22, 2001 The earth has long been no longer our mother, but for now it is not a “resource”. The uncertainty of our current relationship with the land creates additional (along with climate) challenges for agriculture.

Average age for high school Alexander Gurin Date of publication: October 22, 2001 The top list of socially significant topics over the past year is, without a doubt, headed by education reform. Maybe only in recent days has it been pushed back a little by the fight against terrorism. But still, terrorist attacks, thank God, do not happen every day, and children go to school, again, thank God, everyone still does.

Communication on the Internet: mutual understanding and status Alena Abrosimova Date of publication: October 22, 2001 The simple phrase “happiness is when you are understood” brings to mind black-and-white films about teenagers overcome by the pangs of self-determination, and teachers who always “learn something themselves” from these teenagers; something touching, but also vulgar due to the circulation of this generally accepted revelation.

The search for meaning is a rather elitist activity, and the problems of this search cannot explain the truly nationwide popularity of the circus “the art of considering the world in its entirety as a set of iconic facts” (Umberto Eco). The concepts of “logical thinking”, “verbal thinking”, fueled by the belief that “formulas are smarter than us”, become not just a commonplace: they become a sacred place.

Open up, Moznet! Landscape on the Eve of the Boom Victor Zakharchenko Date of publication: October 22, 2001 And Friku is called the continent of the “Internet of the future.” Probably simply because in the present and past the symptoms of this disease are extremely weak here. The reasons for this backwardness are obvious - the poverty of most African countries. The consequence is a low level of communications in general (and the Internet in particular).

Magazine Fiction: Issue 57 "New World" #9, 2001 "Banner" #9, 2001 Inna Bulkina Date of publication: October 22, 2001 This time: the 9th “New World” , rejected by critics and late to the table - in its favor - that is, not “eaten” according to the mood - the 9th “Banner” . In "NM" there is a great prose by Alexander Melikhov, consistently called a Pushkin quote - "Love for fatherly tombs" (last year Melikhov was called "The whole world is a foreign land to us").

Shaping Perceptions of Political Leaders: A Cross-National Comparison Mark Pancer Date of publication: October 22, 2001 Co-authored with Stephen D. Brown and Kathy Widdis Barr (Department of Political Science, Wilfrid Laurier University, Waterloo, Ontario). Political Psychology, Vol. 20, #2, 1999. Translation by T.N. Pishcheva. Fragments. The entire article is planned for publication in the Moscow State University Publishing House (as part of a textbook on political psychology).

Bases in exchange for what? Alexander Strakhov Date of publication: October 22, 2001 The events of recent days have demonstrated that Russia has not only de jure lost the title of a world power, but is gradually losing all political instruments and state attributes inherent in this status.