Jerusalem. One city, three religions Anatoly Denisenko The book is already quite known for the Russian -speaking audience of the author Karen Armstrong Jerusalem. One city, three religions ”tells about the history of one of the most religious cities of planet Earth. Armstrong, who wrote for the most part about three monotheistic religions, makes an actively monumental and examination about the city in which any Jew, Christian and Muslim want to visit.

The expectation of the new Middle Ages is the usual entertainment of domestic intellectuals since at least Berdyaev. At the same time, the latter and threw the first stone in a garden of common sense, describing how the new Middle Ages Soviet reality. With all its originality, it is very difficult to find something so opposite to the organic foundations of medieval life. Florensky sinned the same - that, however, in medieval reality, a pure positive.

The voices of silence They wrote to each other for more than half a century - Lidia Korneevna Chukovskaya, one of the most striking and stubborn -dependent figures of the literary life of the late Soviet decades, and “Lenka Panteleev”, Alexei Ivanovich, who was remembered by the readers, primarily as the author of the Republic of Skid and the textbook - but from the no less piercing - the story “Honest Word” (about the boy, who are older guys who are older children They set to stand on the clock

From the editorial office. Recently, the third film of Russian director Andrei Zvyagintsev "Elena" was released on the screens. Vladimir Golyshev wrote for the "Russian magazine" the text about the heroes and anti -heroes of our time bred in this film. * * * The third film by Andrei Zvyagintsev is not as simple as it seems. And it seems he is impeccably made, exquisite the concise "art house". Elena, of course, is praised. Repeat the dull banners about “alienation” and “conflict”.