Artemy Magun. Negative revolution. To the deconstruction of a political entity / Per. with fr. N. Minnina and S. Fokin. - St. Petersburg, Publishing House of the European University in St. Petersburg, 2008. - 416 p. ISBN: 978-5-94380-073-3. Circulation: 1000 copies. This book of the famous philosopher and political scientist Artemy Magun could become an event in domestic philosophy, if the latter existed as a certain coherent space of the discourse. Published in St.

Artemy Magun. Negative revolution. To the deconstruction of a political entity / Per. with fr. N. Minnina and S. Fokin. - St. Petersburg, Publishing House of the European University in St. Petersburg, 2008. - 416 p. ISBN: 978-5-94380-073-3. Circulation: 1000 copies. This book of the famous philosopher and political scientist Artemy Magun could become an event in domestic philosophy, if the latter existed as a certain coherent space of the discourse. Published in St.

The appearance of the first article on nanotechnology in Russian Journal raised a number of questions. Statutory and interested people asked me: what is the situation with nanotechnology, can they be trusted, is it all serious - or is this just another “deception of the working people”? In this article I will try to show that the matter is very serious.

We stand behind a tree and modestly observe how veterans march. And at the same time, stereotypically (it is a shame to reproduce the stereotype, we don’t have to reproduce the stereotype) think: do they get old or do not age or do they have a process that is happening to them? Because there is always a suspicion that veterans remained the same as they were always. Only their old guns for some reason do not shoot and the slogans do not rattle. And our mood, respectively, is not very funny.

Why is the reform of education so painfully in Russia? Does it need it at all? How are American schools and universities fundamentally different from Russian? And is it possible to succeed by mechanically putting the American model to Russian realities? About this with Ashot Markosyan, Doctor of Physics and Mathematical Sciences (University of Stanford, USA), the observer of the Russian magazine Natalya Ivanova-Gladilshchikova is talking.

Semyon Bobrov. The dawn is midnight. Khersonida. In 2 volumes. - M.: Science, 2008. - 656 p. + 624 p. Semyon Bobrov (1763-1810) sounded quite loudly at the beginning of the 19th century, but then he went out - the literature went on another channel.

It would seem that the "anathema" of Patriarch Alexy from the former Chukotka bishop Diomid closed all questions. But not for those who promote the Diomid project. For example, Vladimir Moshegov erupted on the pages of RSH with the next stream of consciousness . The RZh editorial office did not somehow miss the jurisdiction articles, taking care of their reputation. However, Mozhegov, apparently more than other authors. For example, direct distortion.