Human rights orientation in international relations Mikhail Denisov, Viktor Militarev Publication date: April 24, 2003 And America in the Middle East resembles a war elephant that goes wherever it wants and tramples everything that gets in its way. But this elephant is not an ordinary one, but is hung on all sides with human rights slogans promising freedom and prosperity to the inhabitants of the area through which it runs. The conflict of styles does not end there.

Correspondence with Boris Ryzhiy 03/12/2001 - 04/30/2001 Larisa Miller Publication date: April 24, 2003 Larisa Miller, clarification upon publication (March 2003) It would seem that the poems of Boris Ryzhy should not be close to me in any way - thieves' jargon, a lot of different everyday rubbish. But I bought the thin collection “And All That” and began to read it. His best lines are swift and, oddly enough, airy. Can poetry really be airy, in which there are too many everyday details?

From Bereznitsky to Berezovsky Old and new. Issue 8 Sergey Kuznetsov Publication date: April 24, 2003 I must say that an incident occurred with one of my recent articles . While talking about the monstrous Soviet trash "Space Cap", I did not think to do a separate search for the authors - and as a result, I missed the fact that one of them turned out to be a very famous person.

Over the centuries-long history of studying the heroic epic, this has rarely happened - one researcher tried to summarize all the material available to him and identify general patterns that work not only in the poems of Homer and not only in the medieval English, German, French and Scandinavian epics, but also in Russian epics , epics of the peoples of Central Asia and even in the Yakut epic Olonkho .

Herbivorous lions Editor's Column Publication date: April 24, 2003 Dreaming of a fair state is the same as dreaming of herbivorous lions. These will no longer be lions at all, but cows. The state, by its nature, is an instrument of expropriation, the taking of certain resources, and the taking is not from the rich in favor of the poor, but just the opposite: the conquerors built a mechanism for the systematic robbery of the conquered.

Why does a philologist need chemistry? Ilya Leinson Publication date: April 24, 2003 What is it and why is it taught at school during chemistry lessons - I personally do not have a definite answer to these questions. Which predetermines the purpose of this article - to try to find a reasonable one. First, about what and why they teach.

Where does politics happen - in the stands or on the sidelines? Or maybe in the control rooms of aircraft carriers? A stern male conversation about “palace secrets” is conducted by: Alexander Grushko , Director of the Department of Pan-European Cooperation of the Russian Foreign Ministry; Vladimir Ryzhkov , State Duma deputy; Victor Kornelyuk , Deputy Director of the Institute of the USA and Canada.

Venedikt Erofeev and Vasily Rozanov Efim Kurganov Dear reader! You can enter into a debate with the author of this article, write about it, which will be published on this page. Send your article, it is necessary for work. 24.4.2003 15:46 And Send your article, it’s Nevailo Petrov Noisy, Bulgaria. Avdiev is my godfather. I don’t know why I’m even writing. My parents talked a lot about Erofeev. I think my life somehow depends on it. Everybody died.

“Sometimes I myself don’t understand why I do theater.” Andrey Moguchiy Publication date: April 24, 2003 Petersburg director Andrei Moguchiy became fantastically famous a couple of years ago: his play “School for Fools” based on the story by Sasha Sokolov won a huge number of various theater prizes - from Golden spotlights and masks to the Edinburgh Festival prize. He is generally considered to be a director who uses multimedia expressive means in his productions, although in “School ...

Here are the questions that were asked: 1. What is the place of literary criticism (not just online) in today's literary process? 2. How legitimate is the question of online criticism? Does it exist as a phenomenon separate from paper criticism, has it found its own genre? 3. If yes, then name the main characteristic differences. 4. Is there a conflict between the web and paper, or do they coexist peacefully? 5. How do web and paper influence each other? 6.