Parental duty or religious service? Oksana Dubovenko Publication date: June 5, 2003 Since then, in which any of the opponents is right, the dispute is about how to raise children. The right to one’s own unique opinion in this matter is sacred, and can only be challenged by the mother-in-law, and then “in her opinion.” This is an area in which advice is not usually tolerated or asked for, especially if no particular problems arise. Still, your child is the best.

There are three types of rhetoric, because there are just as many kinds of listeners. Speech is composed of three elements: the speaker himself, the subject he is talking about, and the person he is addressing; this is the ultimate goal of everything (I mean the listener). The listener is necessarily either a simple spectator or a judge, and, moreover, a judge either of what has already happened or of what can happen... Aristotle. Rhetoric, 1358b.

Against forcing Publication date: June 5, 2003 Which school and at what age to send a child to study is an important question for any parents. It is he who becomes a stumbling block in disputes between adherents of traditional and innovative methods of education.

The age of descriptiveness is a thing of the past Interview with Margarita Sharapova Ekaterina Vasilyeva-Ostrovskaya Publication date: June 5, 2003 Margarita Sharapova is one of those authors who define the face of Russian prose today. Publishers willingly publish her books; two stories by the writer open the collection “Time to Give Birth,” compiled by Viktor Erofeev .

This is criticism Issue 6 Publication date: June 5, 2003 We continue to publish conversations with literary critics. Today the “guest” of the column is Nikolai Alexandrov .

Don't make it in time Old and new. Issue 12 Sergey Kuznetsov Publication date: June 5, 2003 Today 's issue of "Old and New", dedicated, in fact, to the old, slightly violates the rules that I set for myself. I was going to write only about those old books that in no way relate to “literature”: at best, it could be genre literature, or even better - its waste. Today's book, of course, also falls into the category of waste - but for too many years many people considered it real literature.