Temptation Iznlav criticism of classic forms of new European rationality is in many ways getting closer to the postmodernist. However, the last at the exit from the permanent crisis of its deconstruction was monstrously transformed into a phantom of neoclassicics. This synthetic dead man raised the defeated banner of traditionalism, designated himself through the concept of "conservatism" and put on worn postmodern robes.

Russian dream Why mortgages can become a scam Alexey Chadayev Publication date: August 19, 2004 One of the topics of recent weeks in the print media is mortgages, the intricacies of which are gradually becoming accustomed to all potential players: banks, insurers, officials and “responsible tenants” themselves (in the sense of future purchasers of housing under mortgage schemes). Bankers complain to the press about the underdevelopment of mortgage risk insurance.

I'm afraid that recently I have been a little overzealous in organizing sessions of masochism with elements of exhibitionism. Reading and subsequent public commentary on the works of Slavoj Žižek and Ulrike Meinhof and their comrades led me to the conviction that the state of the Russian market for political literature is quite deplorable. Simply put, I decided that normal non-fiction about the situation in Russia and the world in Russian does not exist at all.

Nixon and a little nervous Sergey Romashko Publication date: August 19, 2004 The other day there was a date that was somehow not noted by the media at all, although they seemed to be happy about all the “events that happened on this day so many years ago.” So, thirty years ago, US President Richard Nixon announced his resignation. The fact that Americans are not too eager to celebrate this event is understandable.

Temptation Imyaslav’s criticism of the classical forms of new European rationality is in many ways close to postmodernism. However, the latter, upon emerging from the permanent crisis of its deconstructions, monstrously transformed into a phantom of neoclassicism. This synthetic dead man raised the defeated banner of traditionalism, identified himself through the concept of “conservatism” and donned shabby postmodernist robes.

I'm afraid that lately I've been a little overzealous in organizing sessions of masochism with elements of exhibitionism. Reading and subsequent public commentary on the works of Slavoj Žižek and Ulrike Meinhof and their comrades led me to the conviction that the state of the Russian market for political literature is quite deplorable. Simply put, I decided that normal non-fiction about the situation in Russia and the world in Russian does not exist at all.

One of the last weeks in the print media is a mortgage, to which all potential players are gradually accustomed to the intricacies of: banks, insurers, officials and “responsible tenants” actually (in the sense, future acquirers of housing according to mortgage schemes). Bankers complain to the press about the underdevelopment of mortgage risk insurance.