Pushkin and Lermontov had one hand, with which they wrote in turns, and therefore the result was a classic, and Kharms and Khlebnikov lived in a shifted time, so one hand from the past moved onto the same hand in the present, therefore, they wrote with both hands at the same time, and they produced absurdity. • Everyone has the same soil under their feet, but everyone’s steps are different, so the Earth changes its properties and will soon split into the number of people trampling on it.

Roland Barthes: “Speech is impaired from contemplating someone else’s body.” Jacques Lacan: “There is no doubt that with the help of the technical means now at our disposal, human error can easily cross the boundaries beyond which something diabolical appears in it.” Michel Foucault: “Man begins not from freedom, but from the limit, from the line of the insurmountable.” COVERED BODY ART So, we continue to make visual statements from the structure of face-app subjectivity.

Explanatory dictionary of labor law LAW is a set of legal norms as a means of regulating social relations. Common law is a set of judicial customs (common low) that developed in England by the 13th century, along with a set of legal norms fixed in law. Objective law - Law (see). Positive law is a set of legal norms as a means of regulating social relations.

This is Francis Zerah (the surname means “dawning, shining” in Hebrew - not sure if there is an accent on the /e/).Francis was my mother's Maoist lover in Paris, spring 1970. She left him /and her spiritual homeland/ to return to my biological father, Charlie “Man of Son” Pl*tt.Francis is my spiritual father. My true father. And I always knew this. But now I can finally say it out loud. I would like to find him - he would be in his 70s.

Translation of Mark Fisher’s article from the collection “K‑punk: The Collected and Unpublished Writings of Mark Fisher” about how the right’s appropriation of autonomism, self-government and network structures does not mean their defeat. The original translation was published on SPECTATE. Translation and foreword by Mikhail Fedorchenko.

In 1999, the work of the German writer V.G. was published. Sebald’s “Natural History of Destruction” [1] (in German: Luftkrieg und Literatur), causing a wide resonance in the European intellectual community, as well as among wide circles of readers. The book is a collection of essays, the bulk of which is “Air War and Literature,” based on lectures given in Zurich in 1997, and three essays on the literary work of Alfred Andersch, Jean Amery and Peter Weiss.

He walks among the roses, but there is no joy, only sorrow, a beautiful dress and a child inside a transparent bubble in his hands, not even a baby yet, red flesh, and his blind gaze penetrating into the very inside. Somewhere a little hare screams in mortal horror in the beak of a stork.

Over the years of study, I have repeatedly heard, with varying severity, desecration of classical-romantic harmony from lovers of new music. There was a feeling that the use of traditional functional logic or any signs of classical tonality for a “truly modern composer” was shameful. Like, he showed the tonic, entered the triad without complications, and that’s it - his comrades in the workshop would laugh.

Explanatory dictionary of labor law TIME STANDARD - a regulated time for performing a certain amount of work in certain production conditions by one or more performers of appropriate qualifications (Clause 81 of the Interstate Standard GOST 3.1109-82. Unified system of technological documentation. Terms and definitions). Time standard is the period for completing a unit of work. STANDARD WORKING TIME - the total number of hours that an employee must work in a certain calendar period.