One day I had the idea to write something about flowers. The publication uses photographs of the poet Gali-Dana Singer. I wonder what the flowers themselves think? The irrigation system works in the morning: not summer rain, but multi-leaf arches of moisture, under which stained glass fragments of the rainbow appear. The lo-fi sounds of a toy synthesizer come from the playground.

Neopatriarchy: Neocolonialism of female minds and their exquisite dusting with Domostroev archetypes in the era of Jung, blackjack and other temptations on the air of Alexei Arestovich and Tais Krymova Epigraph: “Not like that at all! I have a real trained shepherd!” - exclaims a character in the first episode of the Soviet cartoon "Lost and Found" (1982), in which the search for a formidable, trained shepherd dog turns into the discovery of a harmless toy figure.

1 everything is fine. will heal like a dog. topographic cretinism. like several in a jar. crows are generally very intelligent birds. Jim Carrey is not only a comedian. club 27. do not judge strictly. in general, this is a metaphor. rap is like a mountain - the top is white. animals are better than people. you're just an aquarius. miscast there is no god the swastika is thousands of years old. doesn't take me strong female character. not for everyone. it's something for the youth.

Each of us from an early age is familiar with the stories that Newton discovered the law of universal gravitation when an apple fell on his head, Galileo threw balls from the Leaning Tower of Pisa, Archimedes jumped out of the bath shouting “Eureka!”, and Mendeleev saw his periodic table of elements in a dream. These are only the most famous of the myths that the history of science is (paradoxically) rich in.

The volume of Gennady Aiga (1934–2006), a Chuvash poet and translator, appears on my desktop every winter since Robert Ziganshin, a modern Kazakh film composer, discovered this author for me. Today marks exactly twenty years since Aiga’s death, and on this day I would like to leave here two of my old texts that directly appeal to the image of the outstanding poet. "Andaman" i. I am free to wave, like Aigi is a field.

The Enduring Dilemma of Western Thought In the history of human thought, both in its Eastern and Western manifestations, the fundamental conflict between the Absolute and the Relative, the One and the Many, the Transcendent Idea and the Sensible Experience constantly emerges.

Katherine Vandam Bornstein is an American writer, playwright, performer, actress, and gender theorist. A pioneer of the transgender movement since the 1980s, Bornstein's thoughts on gender and gender nonconformity have influenced various areas of queer culture. Translation from: Kate Bornstein, My Gender Workbook. How to become a real man, a real woman, the real you, or something else entirely, NY & London, Routledge, 1998. P. 55-61.

First published in the telegram channel . In the narrow circle of the Russian-speaking philosophical community, a small clash occurred around psychoanalysis and procedural philosophy. What may be of interest is not so much the set of arguments of each side, but the striking coincidence of the style of the statement with the discussions that took place in the Russian-speaking space at the very dawn of domestic translations of post-structuralist authors.