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Jun 6, 2020
Sergey Rebrov, Maxim Prikolota. Is political science opposed to Marxism?
The scale of influence of the history of political doctrines on modern political theory is not questioned among the vast majority of representatives of the academic community. New interpretations of various aspects of political philosophy still contribute to further theoretical research by political scientists and help develop new approaches to the study of politics and other areas related to it.
Sergey Rebrov
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Jun 6, 2020
Unrecognized Marxism in the USSR: archeology of study
From the very foundation of the Soviet Union, the ideological and theoretical legacy of K. Marx was designated not only as the official state ideological doctrine, but also as the only possible direction of methodology in science and philosophical thought.
Sergey Rebrov
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Jun 6, 2020
Laughter
Freud distinguished three types of laughter, but what is 3, when mankind knows 86 dishes made only from beans, and there are also beans, and these beans = beans and salt, by the way, are the solution to the problem! But what is the question?
Michael Zaborov
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Jun 6, 2020
A virus for everyone and nothing. What can illnesses tell us about healthy people?
Especially for Insolarance, Denis Khnykin, through an appeal to the philosophy of Martin Heidegger, finds out what the situation of illness can tell about the nature of human fear and the inhuman inside us. You are reading an article from the collection section “Symbols of the Pandemic”, where you still have time to submit your text before July 15th. Read more here . Fear accompanies a person everywhere.
Insolarance Cult
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Jun 6, 2020
Olga Dukhovnaya: “I was sure that motherhood was possible, normal and compatible with the profession”
Photo: Yana Guryanova Olga Dukhovnaya is a professional dancer from Ukraine, who at the age of nineteen moved to study at the PARTS School of Contemporary Dance in Belgium, and then to France, where she has been working with Boris Charmatz and performing her performances for the last ten years. I found Olya by chance on Instagram , and was mesmerized by her dance sketches in isolation and with a stroller in which her tiny son was sleeping.
Yana Malysheva-Jones
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Jun 6, 2020
Through someone else's eyes
Observing is a special passion. Exactly like that, verbally, with procedural reflection. Cinema is an amazing thing, it offers not just a point of view or a look, but the opportunity to see through someone else's eyes. And always. The viewer's distance is shamelessly taken away - you see what the other wants. And the conversation, of course, is not about techniques and methods, it is about the sometimes overwhelming atmosphere of such trips on the other side of someone else.
Леда Тимофеева
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Jun 6, 2020
soviet veranda cement
/// the corridor was cut by the broken line of the sunset the smell of mastic seeps through the parquet documentary evenings stamped with newspaper blood intertextual masonry on memory bindings kerosene lamps and charred dishes bats cascades fountain night alleys ivy and sycamore collection of dolls of neighbor children landing - the look of an old woman - ropes with baskets for ice cream makers, summer open entrances, gorges, streams of panel houses cold water from a bare tap the harsh sun of
Anna Despotashvili
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Jun 6, 2020
Pushkin's great unfinished poem
It was preserved in drafts: Two feelings are wonderfully close to us. The heart finds food in them: Love for the native ashes, Love for fathers' coffins. Life-giving shrine! The earth would be dead without them Like... desert And like an altar without a deity. In it he discarded the middle quatrain: Based on them since centuries By the will of God himself Human independence - The key to his greatness. For a long time I could not understand why he took it off?
Борис Митяшин