Century=text, abroad, issue 52 1976 year Anastasia Otroshchenko Publication date: December 25, 2001 About modern literature "... modern literature exists. It exists both in Russia and in other countries of the West and East, except for such as China and North Korea, where it is physically suppressed and completely (unlike the Soviet Union) replaced...

Philology and philology through the eyes of three generations Publication date: December 25, 2001 Andrei Borzenko correctly noted: the impressions of graduates of the Faculty of Philology of Moscow State University about their “alma mater” most significantly depend on what time their years of study occurred.

Greetings from their well-wisher to the regulars of the "Reading Circle" Oleg Proskuryn Publication date: December 25, 2001 If only a month ago someone had said that I would have to head the literary criticism department of an online magazine, I would have laughed. First of all, I don't understand much about the Internet. Secondly, even a detractor cannot call me a practicing literary critic. Thirdly... What is there “thirdly”! There would be “fourthly”, and “fifthly”, and “seventhly”...

How is futurology possible? Konstantin Sulimov Publication date: December 25, 2001 Any line (border, limit, date ) that we cross or intend to cross (and survive) has meaning (i.e., real existence for us as a line, limit, date) only in relation to what is thought after her. Therefore, long live the next New Year as another opportunity and reason to look “beyond the horizon”!

Seine, etc. Issue 12 Tatyana Danilova Publication date: December 25, 2001 On the Internet, a person is equal to the word he speaks. The boy's name was John Philip Walker Lindh, and his name was also Abdul Hamid aka Suleiman al-Faris. He was a very good and sweet child. His father was an Irish Catholic, his mother professed Buddhism.

And Storik distinguishes the highest nobility in French society at the beginning of the 17th century, the noble nobility, the new nobility, bureaucracy, the bourgeoisie, city lower classes and the peasantry. So many times we read this, even answered on exams, to catch up and does not occur to it. But the highest nobility, the noble nobility and the new nobility are parts of the nobility, but for some reason act as independent categories.

"Snow Maiden" Vera Firsova (Snegurochka), Galina Vishnevskaya (Kupava), Veronica Borisenko (Spring), Larisa Avdeeva (Lel), Ivan Kozlovsky (Berendey), Yuri Galkin (Mizgir), Alexey Krivchenya (Moroz), etc. Bolshoi Theater Choir and Orchestra, dir. Evgeny Svetlanov (1957) 3 CDs, QUADRO-DISC (Moscow), KTL 01-211/1-3 3 CDs, GREAT HALL (Moscow), PWP 003-005 has been released on So far, only this, the second chronologically, recording of “The Snow Maiden” CD by the Bolshoi Theater.

Results of the theatrical half-season Grigory Zaslavsky Publication date: December 25, 2001 In the theater, results are usually summed up not by year, but by season. Although these “intermediate races” also had their opponents: Alexander Petrovich Svobodin , I remember, wondered why on earth one should look for trends, breaking the natural theatrical process with the completely conventional boundaries of summer vacation.

Century=text, issue 76: 1976 Egor Otroshchenko Publication date: December 25, 2001 Poem of the Year In absence ours calls Someone for us, with family So polite: “No, no,” he says, “ Thank you." But your phone Doesn't want to name it. "I'll call Once again, later, later." And all this through the chatter, And rustling, and hard to hear. As if from the void He called from the night corner. As if the bushes were rustling, And the booth was open. Oh, what does he want from us?

A new “black August” awaits us Political astrological forecast Elena Sulima Publication date: December 25, 2001 The coming year is a year of bright, memorable events. The first half of the year will be filled with mostly gloomy events, while the second half of the year can be described as “show time”, and for many their personal show will be ruinous. The dictatorial tendencies of some politicians will appear. A period of strong-willed decisions and fundamental changes will come.

Tabula rasa machen Foreign policy of the past week Alexander Kazakov Publication date: December 25, 2001 The most ambitious project of the turn of the century called “Unipolar World” can be considered completed.