The right to choose Pavich's play at the Chekhov Moscow Art Theater Grigory Zaslavsky Publication date: April 25, 2002 The is Chekhov Moscow Art Theater hosting the premiere of a play based on Milorad Pavich's play "Eternity and One More Day." The director is Vladimir Petrov, until recently he was the head of the famous - not least thanks to him - theater, the Omsk Academic Drama .

Nose-Pushkin-apple Editor's Column Publication date: April 25, 2002 First of all, dear colleagues and colleagues, I hasten to congratulate myself (and the entire policy department) on the start of the seminar "RJ-scripts".

Preamble from the interlocutor Russian media art in the person of Olya Lyalina and Alexey Shulgin has gained wide popularity in Germany among “networkers” and the interested public. The book by media theorist Lev Manovich, The Language of New Media, published last year in English , caused a strong response in German journalism.

Seine, etc. Issue 46 Review of current network events and publications Tatyana Danilova Publication date: April 25, 2002 Bill Gates's testimony on the sluggish US vs. Everyone was waiting for MS, and most of all the journalists. In the avalanche of comments on these 163 pages (testimony is presented in written form), I would highlight what seems to me to be the main ones. 1. The Company does not regret its business practices in any way. 2.

The fragile language of love Anatoly Naiman. Sophia. - M.: OGI, 2002. - 24 p. (Poetry series of the club "Project O.G.I."). ISBN 5-94282-009-0 Elena Grodskaya Publication date: April 25, 2002 Anatoly Naiman’s new book is dedicated to a child, but these are absolutely adult poems, although they contain a request not to speak in the words of adults ( “A million of their words / were previously smothered in a million other heads” ).

Rozanov, Spengler, "Ideogender" Valery Surikov Publication date: April 25, 2002 In the summer of 1911, V.V. Rozanov published rather chaotic notes in “Russian Word” entitled “Near the “Russian Idea.” And although a lot has been written on this topic since then, the thoughts expressed then by Rozanov remain today , it seems, have not lost their freshness. Rozanov based his reasoning on the famous statement of Bismarck: “All Russians are feminine.

"The end of a wonderful era." Celebration of Universal Satisfaction Nastic Gryzunova Publication date: April 25, 2002 Necessary introduction But if I, for example, tightened some important screw in my head, stopped writing about the Internet and switched to, say, a criminal chronicle, then this section would be called “Road Patrol” (do you feel bad? oh, Sorry).

Kuritsyn-weekly from April 25 Ivanchenko went online. Dutch slam, Fifth Russian slam + sad poems Vyacheslav Kuritsyn Publication date: April 25, 2002 Change names What happens. All outstanding tyrants, from antiquity to the present day, politicians, prophets, public figures, leaders of movements, robbers, terrorists, murderers most often had two-syllable surnames or given names. When the natural name failed, they took a (revolutionary) pseudonym. Typically two-syllable.

Century=text, abroad, issue 66 1990 Anastasia Otroshchenko Publication date: April 28, 2002 Waste Tamizdat? “In January of this year, something happened in Moscow that is difficult to unambiguously explain, something that, due to its inexplicability, can only be compared with a UFO...

Principle Technology of power (27 BC - 284 AD) Yuri Borisov Publication date: April 25, 2002 “ I acquired the highest power by universal consent,” proclaimed Princeps Octavian Augustus, and he was right. A hundred years of civil wars had taught the Romans to fear the division of military command among many. Thus, it was fear that caused these courageous people to refuse in the 1st century BC.

Unanswered Questions Five years of existence of the capital's modern theater Olga Galakhova Publication date: April 25, 2002 The tradition of measuring ongoing modernity or very close history in five-year terms is not just a cliche of the Soviet era that has migrated to our post-Soviet era.