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Jan 28, 2002
Alexey Tsvetkov. Lecture on Liberation Theology
Lecture on Liberation Theology Alexey Tsvetkov Publication date: January 28, 2002 The term “liberation theology” was first heard in 1971 from the theologian and socialist Gustavo Gutierrez; his new “theology” not only successfully combined Catholicism with revolutionary leftist practice (which had happened before), but also proved it using quotations from Scripture and historical evidence.
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Jan 28, 2002
Mikhail Bode. “There is nowhere else to develop abstraction”
“There is nowhere else to develop abstraction” We are finishing our discussion of the exhibition “Abstraction in Russia. 20th Century”, launched at the Russian Museum. Mihail Bode Publication date: January 28, 2002 We are finishing our discussion of the exhibition “Abstraction in Russia. 20th Century” , launched at the Russian Museum . Art critics Ekaterina Degot and Leonid Lerner share their impressions with columnist Mikhail Bode.
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Jan 28, 2002
Swedish shop # 54
The release was prepared by Roman Ganja Alexander Ageev . Newspaper, gloss, Internet. The writer in three environments. M.: New Literary Review, 2001. - 512 p. Circulation 2000 copies. ISBN 5-86793-154-4 Alexander Ageev (1956) - literary critic, publicist, essayist.
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Jan 28, 2002
"Childhood illness" or senile insanity? Round table #18
Has the left had its day or is it just beginning? Can the left opposition be “systemic” or is it only capable of anti-systemic actions? Does the subject of conversation itself exist?
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Jan 28, 2002
Cinema on TV January 28
Cinema on TV January 28 - February 3 Publication date: January 28, 2002 If are shown at once in one week several films by Ingmar Bergman , this week can no longer be called empty. If, in addition to Bergman, excellent films by Otar Ioseliani and Emir Kusturica are shown , then one can live. The week will start off rather sluggishly.
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Jan 28, 2002
Alexander Ageev. Hunger 66
Hunger 66 Practical gastroenterology reading Alexander Ageev Publication date: January 28, 2002 On Friday, I decided to break my somewhat prolonged seclusion and go to the announcement of the three winners Prize of the Apollo Grigoriev . After all, it’s not someone else’s prize - it was invented by us, the critics , and has never personally disappointed me greatly.
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Jan 28, 2002
Galina Ermoshina. Turning into the wind
There are no guilty and punished. These stories are almost no different from life in the valley of the muri-trolls. The same serious, calm, naive and pure discovery of the world, slow growing consciousness. Growing up - in an increase in the ability to see and ways to perceive the environment. Almost all the heroes are a little sad, focused on the ability to part.
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Jan 28, 2002
Egor Otroshchenko. Century=text, issue 80: 1980
Century=text, issue 80: 1980 Egor Otroshchenko Publication date: January 28, 2002 Poem of the Year Two requests M. Shemyakin - friend and brother - this semi-impromptu is dedicated to 1. I dream of rats, trunks and devils. I I drive them away, moaning and cursing, But instead of them I see a cupbearer, He whispers: "There is a way out, by the end of the day - Guilt!
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Jan 28, 2002
Vera Milchina. "I do not want to turn into a centipede"
M Ilchina Vera Arkadyevna - translator from French, historian of literature. In her translations, the “physiology of marriage”, “Ursula Mirouet”, “The inside out of modern history”, “Monograph about the Paris press” O. de Balzac, “Washing Notes” F.-R. De Chateobrian (together with O. Grinberg), “Russia in 1839” by A. de Kustin (together with O. Grinberg, I. Staph, S. Zenkin), “Smurra” and “Fairy of Bread Krushk” Sh. Nodier, “Social Diorama of Paris” P.B.
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Jan 28, 2002
Tatyana Danilova. Nevod et al. Issue 21
Seine, etc. Issue 21 Tatyana Danilova Publication date: January 28, 2002 Everything that you will read about in the next paragraph threatens with incurable addiction, a tendency to aimless web wandering, a flood of absolutely unnecessary information and an irresistible desire to start your own weblog. A weblog is a page on which the owner adds eye-catching links and some commentary. The commentary is fundamentally not free from personal assessments and biases.
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Jan 28, 2002
Dmitry Essering. Texts about hypertext: Pope and "Torch"
Texts about hypertext: Pope and "Torch" Dmitry Essering Publication date: January 28, 2002 The year of change began in the most efficient manner. There was news that the publishing group Independent Media first mothballed the eStart portal, having become disillusioned with the Internet, and then somehow participated in Promo and Actis, feeling the power in the Web (both the first and second are normal for the initial accumulation of virtual experience).
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Jan 28, 2002
Inna Bulkina. Magazine Fiction: Issue 68
Magazine Fiction: Issue 68 "Emergency Reserve" #4 (18) Inna Bulkina Publication date: January 28, 2002 Unfortunately , we have to start from the end. In the previous review, we were happy for “UFO”, the online version of which now contains notes. It turns out that there is no single charter even in the same monastery.
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Jan 28, 2002
Miroslav Nemirov. All about poetry 88
Grebenshchikov, Boris The second on the left is B. Grebenshchikov, 1985. A man from St. Petersburg is most famous as the head of the Aquarium ensemble, which has been since 1972. In early 1980 In the city of Tyumen, where the author of these lines lived then, yes, I think throughout the USSR, except for the very secret metropolitan poppy, - the activities of B.
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Jan 28, 2002
Anastasia Otroshchenko. Century=text, abroad, issue 56
Century=text, abroad, issue 56 1980 year Anastasia Otroshchenko Publication date: January 28, 2002 About literature in Soviet Russia In memory of Vladimir Vysotsky "On July 25, sad news came from Moscow: the great Russian poet, poet and bard, Vladimir Vysotsky , died . All of Russia sang his songs ... His songs spread all over the world. And in Paris, New York, Munich, Rome, London, Jerusalem , Vienna, Berlin, Stockholm... they were sung by foreign Russia.
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Jan 28, 2002
Natalya Serova. Down with enemy propaganda!
Down with enemy propaganda! Dedicated to the blessed memory of the magazines "Elle", "Cosmopolitan" and others Natalia Serova Publication date: January 28, 2002 Why do you think you should be happy? ( O.
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