New Russian stars Vera Maksimova Publication date: July 4, 2002 They don’t like to say the word “generation”. The most radical of them doubt the meaning and validity of the concept, highly revered by their predecessors - the "elders", the sixties - seventies.

Internet in Bermuda: Minister named Webb Victor Zakharchenko Publication date: July 4, 2002 Could Internet development in Bermuda be in a state of decline when the country's Minister of Communications and Telecommunications is Mrs. Webb, and Bermuda ranks first in the world in the number of telephones per capita? Writing about the Internet in small island nations like Bermuda is both easy and difficult. It’s easy because rich resort countries have a well-developed Internet infrastructure.

About the alternate "loneliness and freedom" - a new volume in St. Petersburg Collections of Adamovich, which is interesting to lovers of bookstores. I like these little elegant volumes with the color painting of Adamovich and his peeping ironic-serial face at 3/4. Adamovich’s book itself is not a new product, twice appeared in both capitals: in 1993 and 1996. All publications released by Oleg Korostelev are distinguished by a special volume that gives them research and educational pathos.

N Mixing personal diaries during life, even if the writer's diaries, are ecable shamelessness (hello to V. Rozanov )! - It seems that today it becomes the norm. However, there is also their own positive side in such publications, especially those that really represent interest as a “human document” - a feeling of not just the incectivity, but even the significance of their own (and, consequently, any other) private life.

About two archetypes of totalitarian thinking V.A. Uspensky Publication date: July 4, 2002 Let me start by saying that I would recommend everyone to at least leaf through the book published in December 2001 (which I will henceforth refer to as [FFMU: OI]): Philological Faculty of Moscow University : Essays on History / Generally edited by M.L. Remneva. - M.: Moscow State University Publishing House, 2001. - 557 p.

Novel: The Nineties Sergey Kuznetsov, "The Last Petal" Linor Goralik Publication date: July 4, 2002 Milyj Oleg, tut serezha kuznetsov napisal roman, mnogim menya udivivshij i poradovavshij. Ya hotela by sdelat' pre-recenziyu (book budet v avguste). Pozvolite? Dorogaia Linor, Davaite!

Burden of Love Alexander Artemov Publication date: July 4, 2002 Isolationism vs. globalism The process of globalization is spoken of as a global trend of social development. Globalization appears to be closely related to informationization and structural changes in social relations caused by the rapid growth of communications and high technology. At the same time, the tendency towards high-tech separation from traditional industries is emerging more and more rapidly.

Century=text, issue 97: 1997 Egor Otroshchenko Publication date: July 4, 2002 Poem of the Year Tall military with an arrogant gait walked along Tverskaya. And the market is low walked along Nikitskaya simple gait. Walked along Neglinnaya with an innocent grin among many others again a military man with instant delay I bought a newspaper.

The society we are forming inherits 70 years of Bolshevik Russia - and it is clear that the specifics of this 70 anniversary continue to influence our current “fan of possibilities.” The whole question is which of the many characteristics of the Bolshevik period should be brought forward and taken as of paramount importance when assessing the historical fork in the day that has come.

F ORD is no longer drawn with the online magazine 2600.com for the Fuckgeneralmotors.com domain. Microsoft refuses paid services in Hotmail. The legendary hacker Kevin Mitnik writes the book " The Art of Deception ". Summer. Days are lazy, nights are gentle. The fundamental electronic library is opened in Russian literature and folklore. This is a joint project of IMLI RAS and NTC "Inform Register". In addition to texts, there are comments and a working tool - a full -text search.

Century=text, abroad, issue 73 1997 Anastasia Otroshchenko Publication date: July 4, 2002 About literature Genis A. Living the chaos. Russian literature at the end of the 20th century. ⌠Continent■, #94. ⌠After the failure of the coup of 91 , which marked the end of the Soviet regime, there was an urgent need to understand which of the writers managed to survive the fall of the previous government.

In the time of Borges, an Argentine city dweller who suddenly found himself in a village risked running into a gaucho’s knife: there was no point in city dwellers walking around the villages. The same gauchos, rebelling during the Latin American civil wars, were afraid to occupy cities (they were simply afraid to enter urban territory). Our situation is somewhat milder, but essentially the same.