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Russkii Zhurnal
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Jan 15, 2003
Mikhail Epstein. The gift of words. Issue 10
The gift of words. Issue 10 Projective dictionary of the Russian language. Mikhail Epshtein Publication date: January 15, 2003 Time (6) In a culture where Logos is revered, there should be attention to Neologism , the expectation of a new word that silently resides in the depths of the language - and suddenly, unheard of, is born into the world. In this regard, I wish all philologists, speakers, lecturers, writers, and professional writers.
Russkii Zhurnal
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Jan 15, 2003
Inna Bulkina. Migration and Architecture, Terror and Demography
Migration and architecture, terror and demography "Emergency Reserve" #5, 2002 Inna Bulkina Publication date: January 15, 2003 The last issue of “NZ” that we have in stock is #5 (the penultimate one, therefore) for the past year, now 2002. Number 5, like most of the previous ones, convinces us that the main science for us - in the perspective of "NZ" and "UFO" - is sociology.
Russkii Zhurnal
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Jan 15, 2003
Victor Zakharchenko. Our neighbours
Our neighbours Victor Zakharchenko Publication date: January 15, 2003 The Peruvian Internet was born thanks to the creation of the Scientific Network of Peru, Red Cientifica Peruana . The company, founded back in 1991, became one of the first commercial providers in Latin America. Paradoxically, it was created for the reason that several local universities were outraged by the lack of their network.
Russkii Zhurnal
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Jan 15, 2003
Andrey Khripin. Lords of the Ring
Lords of the Ring Mariinsky Theater and Gergiev as creators of a new Wagnerian myth in Russia Andrey Khripin Publication date: January 15, 2003 three years (and in a historical sense, a hundred years) It took the Mariinsky operatic epic about the Nibelungs, gods and Valkyries in German to fully and completely resurrect Wagner’s .
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Jan 15, 2003
Yuri Revich. Think logical
Probably all of the Aristotelian logic have heard. Examples of syllogisms, which are given in textbooks, usually cause yawn with their evidence: " All people are mortal. Socrates - man. Therefore, Socrates is mortal ." Is it not true, only respect for the ancients is kept from exclaiming: "What stupid things did they do there!"? But not everything is so simple. Try to derive the correct conclusion from the following two premises: “ All philosophers are logical.
Russkii Zhurnal
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Jan 15, 2003
Mustafa Edilbiev. Mufti Kadyrov as the new Imam Shamil?
Mufti Kadyrov as the new Imam Shamil? Mustafa Edilbiev Publication date: January 15, 2003 From the editor: we do not have materials confirming or refuting the author’s opinion, therefore in no case do we subscribe to the stated position. The editorial position is that the Chechen issue needs to be studied in detail at the expert level. If someone finds it necessary to make a different assessment of the situation, we will definitely publish this speech.
Russkii Zhurnal
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Jan 15, 2003
Tatyana Baskakova. "I want to translate few authors from German ..."
B Askakova Tatyana Aleksandrovna - translator from the Egyptian, French, English, German, Italian. Among the translations are “Landscapes of childhood” by O. Rolena, “Second Moses: Life and Acts of Moses Ben Maymon, also called Maimonid“ H. Markstein, “Egypt. Theology and piety of the early civilization” “Ya. Assman,“ Bragel, or the workshop of dreams “K. -A. Rock” and “1979” "Stone Heart" and "Gadir, or Know yourself" by A. Schmidt and others.
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Jan 15, 2003
A.N. Meshcheryakov. Japanese tenno and Russian tsar. Ending
The beginning is here , the continuation is here . Tanno never acted as an interpreter of dogma , 1 his role was to observe various taboos and participate in religious ceremonies, in some of which he acted as the main character. These ceremonies can be divided according to their origin into Shinto, Buddhist and Confucian, but in reality they had a clear tendency to merge into a single state-ideological complex.