Among the many difficulties of higher education, a complex of problems of humanities education often manifests itself as a separate class. In 2010, British philosopher Terry Eagleton joked in his article “The Death of Universities” in The Guardian that just as there can’t be a pub without alcohol, there can’t be a university without the humanities [1].

Simple is that simple. here is a complex sexual thing - a drop of wine sliding down the finger like a bee's flowers. Anyone want a lick? Everyone wants it. But no one will. Networks collect messages in messages pollen. The honey of the past has frozen. Desire is only ripening in the present.

In the previous elegiac fairy tale for adults, I had to talk about one pig, forgive me for the comparison - a Novosibirsk “social activist” for whom psychiatric wards have been crying for a long time. Instead of taking 25 soothing drops of valerian tincture on my chest and crying bitterly in a corner over the imperfection of the most beautiful of all worlds, the “social activist” had to write a statement to the police.

Text: Elizaveta Yablonskikh for the Higher School of Equal Rights Body Problems - Keri Halloran In modern society, the concept of beauty is almost inextricably linked with weight, so everywhere - in the media, in advertising, in stores, on the Internet - people are constantly pressured by a complex image that being a thin person is identical to being healthy, happy, successful.

What is needed in order to negotiate? The answer seems obvious - you need to speak the same language. But what does this mean? There are more than 7 thousand languages ​​in the world today. Which one is the one? Not so long ago, people tried to find a lingva franca or even create one (the most successful example is Esperanto). And I don’t want to say that this technique doesn’t work today.