On July 29, the Chekhov festival ends in Moscow. Each time, theater are almost crying, saying goodbye to the world -class theater, and this year there are more than usual reasons for tears. The festival was a success than ever. Well, maybe how long I have not succeeded. Many participants are to blame for this, but above all, Canadians who complete the festival. Robert Lepage with his inaccurate monospores is a phenomenon from which the Moscow audience will not wake up soon.

Surkov and fascism Vladislav Surkov and Russian intellectuals Political philosophy Dmitry Kralechkin Ready Made Ideology Among the numerous comments and reactions to the last time the phenomenon of the “main Kremlin ideologist” V. Surkov, the intellectual people stand out for a rather long discussion of the relationship of the presented “program” (or its sketch) with classic “fascist sources”.

A.Dmitriev. Bay of Joy // Banner, 2007, #4. Once again, Andrei Dmitriev flashed with solid fiction (recall, from the French “Bel Lettra” - “elegant literature”). After a solid pause: The Ghost of the theater, the previous story, was also published in 2003 in the "Banner". The pauses are unlikely to be invented, but received just in exactly: so that they would not forgot, and so that they were delighted with an old acquaintance.

One of the favorite classes of modern domestic political scientists is the arrangement on shelves with ideological labels of parties and movements. Who are the right, who is the left, who is the center and whether it is in principle - there is no counting on this topic. But recently, in addition to the traditional ideological division in youth policy, it arose and began to grow a little split between radicals and moderate ones.

Ready Made Ideology Among the numerous comments and reactions to the last time the phenomenon of the “main Kremlin ideologist” V. Surkov, the intellectual people stand out for a rather long discussion of the relationship of the presented “program” (or its sketch) with classic “fascist sources”.

"The letter of Ginzburg - Alferov" against the Russian Orthodox Church was dismantled by critics "along and across." But the political accusations of his authors against the Russian Church that her activities "ruin the country" remained unnecessary. This accusation is most absurd: the Russian Orthodox Church is the only undivided structure in the post -Soviet space with a center in Moscow.