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About social democracy, pleasant slowness and other delights inaccessible to us Sergey Kirukhin Date of publication: October 4, 2002 So that you don’t decide to live there foolishly, like ours V.Vysotsky Our old question is: why? Why are we not like people? Why are we worse?! I want it to be beautiful. It was not for nothing that Peter I at one time ordered the organization of assemblies and even gave instructions on how to behave at them (not to blow your nose into your fist, etc.).

National Social Democracy in Russia Alexey Podberezkin Date of publication: October 4, 2002 And a genuine Social Democratic party in Russia is more than possible. At the same time, it is not at all necessary to withdraw domestic social democracy exclusively from the RSDLP. The classical social democratic theoretical base in Russia was created and developed by Plekhanov, but the Bolsheviks for the most part distorted social democratic ideas.

Stories of new immigrants Irina Peris Date of publication: October 4, 2002 And the stories of new immigrants are one of the most “originally American” themes in US literature. The immigrant experience is part of the collective myth of modern America. In terms of popularity, this theme can only be rivaled by one more - that of a person resisting the elements of wild nature.

In the Torah of the two -volume meeting of chosen works by Jean Starobinsky ( the first volume came out at the beginning of the year) includes three monographs: “Montaen in Movement” (Gallimard, 1982), “1789: Employment of the Reason” (Flammarion, 1979), “Portrait of the artist in the image of the Paratas” (Albert Skira (Geneve), 1970).

The optimism of history is in no way teleologically given; there is no predetermined movement of society towards any model of a “bright future”. In the context of an acute crisis in Russian society, against the backdrop of the crisis phenomena of world civilization, it is especially clearly felt that the future is not only multivariate, but it may not exist at all. This conclusion affects the methodological foundations of the theory of socialism.