1. Today people flee voluntarily in droves and vegetate in garbage dumps; sometimes they receive the Goncourt Prize, like Andrei Makin with The French Testament. More often than not, Kisina, in a fluffy, promiscuous way, continues to remember the golden times, pre-AIDS sex and her youth, in which, they say, she was beautiful. It’s hard for me to judge, the beauty of he-who-behind, even in the photo, is a rare red beast from the red book.

The book “Managed Heart. Rules for Feelings” by American sociologist Arlie Hochschild, in which the term “emotional labor” was first used, was published more than 30 years ago and has become a classic fundamental work in the field of the sociology of emotions. Recently, the Delo Publishing House of RANEPA published a translation of the book.

The essay was first published in English under the title “ Against Lists ” in Another Gaze on November 29, 2019. The author is Elena Gorfinkel, a London-based film scholar and writer specializing in independent, marginalized and women's cinema; Associate Professor of Film Studies at King's College London. Feminist film criticism journal Another Gaze was founded in January 2016 with the goal of developing nuanced criticism focused on women and queer filmmakers, subjects, and audiences.

The big story of The Stone Roses: how the Manchester four became a symbol of a generation (and why Oasis is a step back) Preface: This is the only love and personal story within the “Britain x Russia” section, so I can’t do without sentiment, biographical summaries and sometimes the “gonzo” style that I hate. So forgive yours truly for the first and last time. However, to be fair, there is not a single decent longread about The Stone Roses in Russian.

“everything in life forms a circle” (Moscow, coins). Petersburg is straightforward and cigarettes. along the Promyshlennaya walk I am empty of water. fisherman on Molvinsky pond sits with milk. sit, fisherman, catch leaves, get drunk slowly. tell the winds about life. be present, be present. I'm tired of expressing something, looking for peace. why did you stop so early? garden over the river? Why didn’t he disappear, why didn’t he go out? Am I the ice of April?

The pipes are wrapped in a tarpaulin \ the color is changed to black and white \ the smell is gone I don't remember \ the broken rhythm of iron with iron \ flooded air \ invisible zones drafts \ the movement seems to be detached from \ the tarpaulin I don't remember to the touch \ the desert landscape \ the hair that fell by chance \ the days that fell by chance \ it wasn't like that, it wasn't like that \ then you won't remember the shades \ concrete and straw \ here is the post-industry of

In the photo: Anton Webern in the mountains The New Viennese School was one of the origins of avant-garde music in the 20th century. The theoretical developments, propaganda activities and writings of composers of this school, such as the founder of dodecaphony and the head of the school Arnold Schoenberg , Alban Berg, Anton Webern, Rene Leibowitz, Hans Euler, Theodor Adorno and others, opened new horizons and conquered new worlds for music.