A conversation between three generations about multinational literature in Soviet theory and practice, which took place in June 2023 in the suburbs of Jerusalem. Soviet and Azerbaijani writer, literary critic and translator Chingiz Huseynov (born 04/20/1929 in Baku) died on January 8, 2024 in Jerusalem. Read the preface to the conversation by Dina Guseinova at the link: Dina Huseynova.

Poetry is a fire igniting within the soul of a person. This fire burns, warms, and illuminates. A true poet involuntarily burns with both suffering and sets others ablaze, and that is the essence of it. Leo Tolstoy Writing poetry is a creative process that can be unique for each individual. However, there are general recommendations that can help in writing poems. Here are some steps that can be useful: Choose a topic. Decide what your poem will be about.

Highway corridor They did this: A city pumped up with opium Divided into flesh and headlights exactly equally And the muzzles were drawn into the furrow of the needle of a syringe, And then they splashed out, shaking, through the holey fabrics of the streets into the functioning artery of a person. These edges have been smoothed out And cars are rushing past me through my hands, flying down in a swift, sharp stream But suddenly!

Dina Huseynova , historian, professor at the London School of Economics and Political Science. Co-founder of the New Europe University , an association whose goal is to create new models of political education and academic solidarity in Europe. This material is a preface to a conversation that took place in June 2023 in a suburb of Jerusalem. Chingiz Huseynov (born 04/20/1929 in Baku) died on January 8, 2024 in Jerusalem.

Laurie Gruen is Professor of Philosophy at Wesleyan University, Connecticut, USA. Author of numerous works in the fields of animal studies, ethics, social and political philosophy. Original article: Lori Gruen, Facing Death and Practicing Grief // Ecofeminism. Feminist Intersections with Other Animals and the Earth ed. by C. Adams, L.

Movie poster Dedicated to indigenous peoples and their struggle for freedom On October 6, 2022, the film “The Heart of Parma,” based on the novel of the same name by Alexei Ivanov, was released on Russian cinema screens. The trailer and synopsis promised viewers a colorful historical fantasy about the events of the 15th century, which unfolded in the boundless expanses of Parma - Perm.

In the world of literature, as in many other fields, there exists a dynamic between financial success and the recognition of talent. Money and talent do not always go hand in hand, and their relationship is often neither direct nor fair. Money may come to writers who are popular among a wide audience, write in genres that are currently in demand, or successfully sell their works. However, commercial success does not always reflect the quality or depth of literary talent.

Beliefs act as mechanisms. They make a desire machine out of the organic structure of human consciousness. Consciousness ceases to act in the intricacy of future expectations and memories, locking itself in the spontaneous act of pressing. The button reveals the Hidden, functions as a conductor for discovering what is hidden from the eyes of the person pressing. She keeps within herself the method of this discovery, but it always remains incompletely understood by those who press her.