Bishkek events, unlike Kyiv, were localized in space and time. The revolution here arose literally from nothing, not that in a matter of days - in a matter of hours. There was no permission in the backward Central Asian Republic (and could not be). Nobody prepared leaders. The "people of the Maidan" was absent even in the bud ... In view of all of the above, this case provides us with a unique opportunity to evaluate modern "revolutionary technologies", so to speak, "chemically pure form".

Remember, was published in the OGA somewhere at the end of the last century the book of Marshall Salinza "Stone Age Economics"? The author writes there that if you analyze the primitive economies of hunters and collectors in terms of market capitalism, you can see in them nothing more than an underdeveloped embryo of the free entrepreneurship system. However, according to Salinza, savages are characterized by a fundamentally different attitude to their desires and ways of their realization.

Publishing house "Red Sailor": No questions Yu bilei is somehow automatically associated with officialdom, and the latter is completely alien to the creative association “Red Sailor”. However, this year marks 10 years since Mikhail Sapego published a book of his poems “Scattered He” under the fictitious brand “Red Sailor”.

Do you remember that the OGI published Marshall Sahlins’ book “Stone Age Economics” somewhere at the end of the last century? The author writes there that if you analyze the primitive economies of hunters and gatherers in terms of market capitalism, you can see in them nothing more than an underdeveloped embryo of a free enterprise system. However, according to Sahlins, savages tend to have a fundamentally different attitude towards their desires and ways of realizing them.

Totally postmodern Roman Konoplev Publication date: March 24, 2005 Profession "revolutionary" Politics is not for the faint of heart. Especially in the postmodern era, where crowds of tens of thousands of convinced supporters, ideologically savvy speakers and fiery Fuhrers slowly devouring themselves from the inside are completely unnecessary. Politics in the postmodern era is chess, checkers and giveaways combined.

Revolution without Maidan How it was done in Bishkek Vladimir Golyshev Publication date: March 24, 2005 The Bishkek events, unlike the Kiev ones, were localized in space and time. The revolution here arose literally out of nothing, not just in a matter of days - in a matter of hours. There was no trace of any revolutionary situation in the backward Central Asian republic (and there could not have been one). Nobody trained leaders. “The people of Maidan” were absent even in embryo...

Tomorrow is war... ...lapiths and centaurs Misha Verbytskyi Publication date: March 24, 2005 Not everyone probably remembers, but there was science fiction in the Soviet Union. Even the Writers' Union had science fiction. The adventure and fiction section of the Writers' Union was headed by science fiction writer Eremey Iudovich Parnov. There were also Science Fiction Clubs. And the writer Efremov. It was amazing literature, pathologically unfriendly to the reader.

"There are people who, for any reason, create a portrait of French youth and at the same time describe a whole generation with such confidence, as if we are talking about one person. - This Balzac begins its next untreated essay. - They express the most diverse characters, morals and minds with one general formula. But this formula is changing depending on the author.

Russian Journal: Recently, often as phraseologism, the phrase " Features of national ... " - hunting, fishing, etc. has been used. What, in your opinion, are the features of national education in Russia? Natalia Kurdina: Today, education is not less than “national hunt” or “national fishing” mythologized.

Publishing house "Red Sailor": No questions The anniversary is somehow automatically associated with officialdom, and the latter is completely alien to the creative association "Red Sailor". Nevertheless, this year marks 10 years since Mikhail Sapiego published a book of his poems “Scattered HE” under the fictitious brand “Red Sailor”.

Profession "Revolutionary" Politics is not a lesson for the faint of heart. Especially in the era of postmodern, where crowds of tens of thousands of convinced supporters are completely optional, ideologically savvy speakers and fiery, slowly devouring themselves from the inside of the Fuhrers. Politics in the postmodern era is chess, checkers and yances taken together.

Not everyone probably remembers, but in the Soviet Union there was science fiction. Even in the Writers' Union there was science fiction. The section of adventure and science fiction in the Writers' Union was headed by the science fiction science fiction, Eremey Iudovich Parnov. There were also clubs of fantasy lovers. And writer Efremov. It was an amazing, pathologically unfriendly literature to the reader.