From the editorial office. On November 15, 2010, at the Institute of Philosophy of the Russian Academy of Sciences, the fourth meeting of the seminar of the Center for Analytical Anthropology "Society of Minorities: Political Correction in the Modern World" was held. Leonid Ionin made the main report on the ETM of political correctness, the Academician of the Russian Academy of Sciences, director of the Institute of Philosophy of the Russian Academy of Sciences A.A.

Strictly speaking, political correctness is possible, and necessary, and necessary. In a sense, political correctness is a language of respect for itself. And language knowledge.

When Leonid Parfenov’s speech to the presentation of the first television prize named after Vladislav Listyev appeared in the text option on the blogs, I wanted to read it, but I did not want to repent it. Yes, the speech is sad, yes, it is relevant, but something was missing. At night, YouTube appeared a video of a speech that did not dare to broadcast any of the television channels. But on the other hand, the vast majority of Russian politicized bloggers reposted.

We say one thing, we do another New journalism Andrey Karaulov From the editorial office. The first laureate of the television prize named after Vladislav Listyev, established by the First Channel and the Russian Academy of Television, was Leonid Parfenov . At the presentation, he made a question of modern Russian television, which caused a wide public outcry.

1. When in the second half of the 80s a stream of foreign guests poured in the USSR, they were immensely pleased with our hospitality, attention and warmth, but strongly strained the aggressiveness of the human environment. That's right. The main challenge was not a lack of familiar food, drinks and services. Not a strange look of uncomfortably dressed passers -by. It is not the lack of street advertising, the beggarly neon and the general inexhaustment of the cities.

From the editorial office. The first laureate of the television prize named after Vladislav Listyev, established by the First Channel and the Russian Academy of Television, was Leonid Parfenov. At the presentation, he made a question of modern Russian television, which caused a wide public outcry. The journalist suggested “call a spade a spade”, he stated that federal television channels stopped serving the society, becoming unlikely to follow the instructions of the authorities.

A blow to Nemtsov from the point of view of political correctness - we quite expect. Indeed, any today's attempt to mobilize “against” borders on bad populism. On the one hand, it is easy to fit the people under the hi. For hatred of the opponent is a favorite folk fun. And on the other, and any consolidation here turns into a bluff. Remizov is worried (honestly, I did not understand so much that he was worried about) ...