From the editorial office. This week, one of the leaders of the United Civil Front, Marina Litvinovich published an article in the online publication "Gazeta.Ru", in which she called for the opposition to respond to the initiatives of Dmitry Medvedev. Unfortunately, the opposition itself did not appreciate the impulse of one of its leaders.

From the editorial office. Despite the fact that the Institute of Philosophy of the Russian Academy of Sciences has signed a contract for renting premises until 2018, interested forces are trying to force the institute to free the building. The other day, the directorate of the institute introduced all the employees to the current situation, voicing an official position and telling about their intentions.

From the editorial office. This week, one of the leaders of the United Civil Front, Marina Litvinovich published an article in the Internet edition of Gazeta.ru, in which she urged the opposition to respond to the initiatives of Dmitry Medvedev. Unfortunately, the opposition itself did not appreciate the impulse of one of its leaders.

From the editorial office. This week, one of the leaders of the United Civil Front, Marina Litvinovich published an article in the Internet edition of Gazeta.ru, in which she urged the opposition to respond to the initiatives of Dmitry Medvedev. Unfortunately, the opposition itself did not appreciate the impulse of one of its leaders.

From the editorial office. This week, one of the leaders of the United Civil Front, Marina Litvinovich published an article in the online publication "Gazeta.Ru", in which she called for the opposition to respond to the initiatives of Dmitry Medvedev. Unfortunately, the opposition itself did not appreciate the impulse of one of its leaders.

RG: Today, by the decision of the Bureau of the United Civil Front (OGF), Marina Litvinovich was removed from the post that she occupied in this organization. How do you assess this event and the situation around Litvinovich in general? Gleb Pavlovsky: Firstly, it is extremely unpleasant for me that I am associated with this story around Marina Litvinovich and her articles somewhere, it seems, in Gazeta.Ru.

The hype does not subside on the arrest of the famous director Roman Polansky. The press, which so much annoyed the Polish emigrant more than thirty years ago, with an even greater relish discusses the details of the story that sang in the summer. The Polansky thirteen-year-old girl raped or did not rape or did not rape,-newspaper and journalists vying in vain-and still cannot come to some conclusion. More precisely, they do not want to.

He visited Moscow in the summer, walked around the bookstores, leafed through the novelties on the topics of Russian history. The impression made a strange but persistent: the authors, as if conspiring, violently refute all the usual, established ideas about the past of Russia and want to replace them with some other story with an exotic, even scandalous color. The story is now not so much written as exposed - and they are poured into the fog of stinging ridicule.

The fate of the building of the Institute of Philosophy, which is claimed by the Pushkin Museum, certainly worries all the philosophers of Russia, and not only those who are an employee of this research institution. Accordingly, I, as an employee of the Institute of Philosophy (I head one of the historical and philosophical departments), and as a Russian philosopher this issue is extremely exciting. Moreover, I am outraged with all this.

From the editorial office. This week, one of the leaders of the United Civil Front, Marina Litvinovich published an article in the online publication "Gazeta.Ru", in which she called for the opposition to respond to the initiatives of Dmitry Medvedev. Unfortunately, the opposition itself did not appreciate the impulse of one of its leaders.