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forward forward not the Vedas and barriers through00:00:19
Whirlwind and hail and snow and bad weather you must00:00:23
save me the days and years ahead00:00:28
Where do the eyes dream?00:00:32
[music]00:00:35
dear friends, good evening, we are going out to00:00:37
Sorry for the recordings but there's nothing here00:00:40
you can do it because for now so to speak00:00:43
my ethereal body appears before you00:00:46
really00:00:47
teaches a course on how Google created Ukraine00:00:51
How Google invented Ukraine00:00:58
question to Master Margarita about my00:01:03
opinion I have already said that actually00:01:06
nothing much to add to this What00:01:08
the picture seems outstanding to me what's in it00:01:10
and when moving away from the letter it’s wonderful00:01:13
the spirit of Bulgakov's novel is conveyed that00:01:15
the aftertaste from it is especially important00:01:18
superb pure and touching though00:01:21
last 5 minutes and it seems too much to me00:01:24
de personal but nothing can be done00:01:28
the power of talent of Ganov and the bullfinch is such that00:01:32
their minimalist style of playing without any00:01:36
pedals and her looks and facial expressions00:01:40
really pierces the viewer right through00:01:42
and makes him believe completely00:01:44
the basis of A into a huge intellectual00:01:47
the closeness that exists between these people00:01:49
exists in complete mutual understanding of the Vedas00:01:52
they are brought together by a subtle understanding of what00:01:55
is happening around them And this is already00:01:57
gives rise to such a peculiar00:02:00
Solidarity of the doomed Solidarity00:02:02
outcasts regarding the similarity of style00:02:05
paintings with Harry Potter I'm not00:02:07
I really just wrote about it00:02:09
both in the ball scene and in the music00:02:12
some direct illusions00:02:14
musical Although the music there is very00:02:16
varied up to the very00:02:18
avant-garde jazz Anya Drubich Well done A00:02:21
it seemed to me that really00:02:23
Harry Potter universe cinematic universe00:02:25
Harry Potter had a tax on00:02:28
determining influence But this is00:02:30
you know, it's just repaying a debt00:02:32
because between us00:02:34
saying master Margarita also rendered00:02:38
huge influence on junkie Rowling and00:02:42
Voldemort's appearance there00:02:44
a completely obvious reference to Woland with that00:02:46
the only difference is that she deserves a lot for it00:02:49
thank you She managed to write not00:02:53
charming devil devil00:02:55
all sorts of charm and it seems to me that in00:03:00
in this case her merit is enormous00:03:03
without nose and parselmouth00:03:05
whom we know as Raf Fiennes but00:03:08
at the same time, we still read the book00:03:11
this disgusting villain without a single00:03:14
a bright spot that managed to turn out to be worse00:03:17
even00:03:18
this is of course greetings from Grindelwald00:03:21
Woland only00:03:23
Woland, devoid of all charm00:03:27
Moscow Woland attributed himself and00:03:30
philosophy and irony and in the background00:03:32
he looked like Stalin's Moscow00:03:36
really almost as elegant as00:03:39
August Dil But those moved to00:03:41
classical English boarding school00:03:44
among British aristocratic magicians00:03:47
good enlightened Avan What is called00:03:51
he certainly looks much worse in general00:03:54
Stalin's Moscow presents for won00:03:57
exceptionally advantageous background00:04:00
situations like this character is nothing but00:04:03
I don't think it would cause disgust00:04:06
which is just some debunking of him00:04:09
which happens at Lukshin A some00:04:13
so cold00:04:15
and the cynicism of August Dil in which there is something00:04:19
it seems00:04:21
really military scraps00:04:24
aristocracy is an important color in00:04:26
Volan's character Yes, such a German action00:04:30
and the situation around the film I will not00:04:32
comment because you understand00:04:34
he's annoying as anti-totalitarian00:04:43
the reason for all00:04:45
inverters of all revolutions in consciousness00:04:49
once decent people are now there or00:04:52
this is related00:04:58
we have a collective but with others staying in00:05:02
in most cases this is due to00:05:03
overcompensation they never were00:05:06
they always considered themselves talented00:05:09
worthy of the best And all the time their00:05:12
some talented people pushed aside00:05:14
and even worse, the Jews Well, here we are00:05:17
now is their chance to settle scores00:05:20
no ideological component behind it00:05:22
no and they have no complaints about lokshin00:05:25
no They're just teasing them like red00:05:28
the rag teases the bull, the truth is there are no flowers00:05:30
distinguishes him teases the movement of the matador00:05:33
like a rag it's like this00:05:36
a generalized person teases someone else's talent00:05:39
Anyone can't come to terms with this00:05:41
the person who knows more writes better00:05:44
more is printed or more is translated00:05:46
it seems to him that he is in demand in the world00:05:49
enemy and he is looking for him at any cost00:05:52
any signs of hostility are not allowed by the way00:05:55
not saying00:05:56
Mark00:05:58
the same fish soup that Russian received in00:06:01
a million quotes diplomacy in reality00:06:04
actually Russian00:06:05
intelligence agencies tried to escape Bidva and00:06:10
perform a demonstration on them00:06:12
the process in the camera will have to dance at all00:06:15
no problem for Andrey Lugovoy who is it for them00:06:18
promised him it's not tomorrow yet00:06:20
you'll have to do it, but sooner or later00:06:22
definitely, and by the way, he’s great00:06:24
knows about it because they are such suckers00:06:27
killers killers losers00:06:29
leaving behind a darkness of traces and00:06:32
Once caught, they usually have no illusions00:06:35
about their fate and to everyone who00:06:46
I'll scratch Mach were everyone who helped00:06:49
return some of them to Israel some00:06:54
to Australia Many thanks and Hello00:06:57
This is a victory I don't agree with those people00:07:00
who write that this is a small Victory00:07:02
The victory is big and visible, especially00:07:04
because the contours became clear00:07:07
actually called Pranker00:07:09
not at all prankster but typical GBSH nay00:07:12
provocations with luring into some00:07:15
the territory of all Russian dissidents00:07:18
especially writers and with their subsequent00:07:21
or kidnapping or I don’t know what00:07:23
they have enough imagination there, great What00:07:27
it was blown up at the very beginning00:07:31
of the people we'll talk about today00:07:33
speak from Western Europeans00:07:35
there are a lot of American authors00:07:37
interesting applications but won with a huge00:07:40
with a detachment from Remarque I understand why I and00:07:43
then we'll talk about the remark I can't00:07:45
to say that I came up with something new about him00:07:48
lately but he has become very00:07:50
clearly come true therefore Remarque00:07:53
remain the topic from which it is difficult00:07:56
look away, by the way I re-read it00:07:58
the occasion of our today's lecture: shadows in paradise00:08:02
and I can’t say what this book is for me00:08:05
I liked it I didn't like it00:08:07
initially00:08:09
And in general I came to a terrible conclusion00:08:12
Now I will develop it in more detail00:08:14
almost all modernists could not00:08:17
write00:08:18
dialogue hin wrote it absolutely God00:08:21
knows how to re Markov diologists are terrible00:08:24
fake naps even worse than hesky one00:08:29
perhaps he could because he actually00:08:31
was real00:08:32
modernists in lifestyle and in method00:08:35
letters and00:08:37
That00:08:40
joyskin is tiring But the thing is00:08:44
what Nabokov correctly wrote: And children00:08:49
they don't like to read books he quoted00:08:51
if there are no pictures in them00:08:55
and conversations And I added He if in00:08:57
the book has a lot of dialogues00:08:59
not her at all00:09:02
I open it, I also have this feeling00:09:06
that dialogue is some kind of00:09:10
obsolete form has been eliminated00:09:14
has become obsolete, I must now write either internally00:09:17
monologue like Joyce or associatively00:09:20
like ulitin there are many ways but here00:09:23
such a normal conversation I said I00:09:27
I thought I added she noticed it00:09:30
unbearable archaism, it’s better not to read it00:09:32
Well, more or less interesting dialogue00:09:35
By the way, it is being built near Gdi sa but00:09:39
also there he prefers not actually00:09:41
direct speech but the dialogue itself to me00:09:44
it seems that the conversations of the heroes are on the wring00:09:47
Remarque - This is something completely00:09:49
monstrous Well, we'll talk about it00:09:52
that doesn't make him a bad writer00:09:54
makes him a writer somewhat00:09:56
archaic but certainly its main00:10:00
just the whole journalistic part of it00:10:02
fiction she continues with me00:10:05
cause persistent00:10:08
admiration What has changed in00:10:11
ZhD Well zhd This is a completely different text in00:10:15
in general, it’s just cut by a quarter and00:10:18
a lot of unnecessary things were thrown out from there00:10:20
conversations But many p00:10:23
which would be in00:10:28
I think it's just a matter of consideration or whether it's politically correct00:10:32
pretty much a different book00:10:34
which in my opinion became much more fun00:10:39
read00:10:41
Tell me a failsafe recipe from00:10:44
loneliness gasp like a wolf howl 49 years old00:10:47
wives not children only with00:10:50
cat Oh, I'm sorry God, this is very00:10:54
sad situation in August I'm in this00:10:59
situation I can only tell you one thing00:11:01
I think it’s quite enough to have a cat00:11:04
useless pretty pointless Well me00:11:07
not a cat lover if alone00:11:10
a dog helps better, as we know, well00:11:12
I'll light the fireplace, I'll have a drink, it would be nice if I had a dog00:11:16
buy But generally if you can’t00:11:21
adopt anyone remember here's how00:11:25
dreamed at one time in the film one of00:11:28
heroes It's hard to be God I took the boy00:11:32
I thought he was the only one, I was the only one, we would be together00:11:35
fun He took it and denounced me I hope00:11:38
what will you do from such a situation00:11:40
insured, but it seems to me that there are many in the world00:11:43
lonely people whom you could help and00:11:46
useful in general, you understand the situation00:11:50
living together even the situation00:11:52
harmonious marriage does not always save00:11:55
The only thing that saves you from loneliness00:11:57
it's either to start working on something passionately and00:12:01
work with passion, but not everyone can do this00:12:03
not everyone is interested in either getting involved in00:12:07
it seems to me that something is going on here00:12:11
the most important thing is volunteering00:12:14
if you start volunteering now, is it possible?00:12:18
in any part of the world at least from00:12:20
this will save you from loneliness reliably I00:12:22
not to mention what's yours00:12:24
Volunteering is needed both in hospitals and in00:12:27
hospice00:12:29
and in schools, you never know where. In general, I00:12:33
seems to be the only way to find it here00:12:35
situation where you will be to someone00:12:37
urgent00:12:39
And it seems to me that Syoma is our anxiety00:12:42
the worst essays wall00:12:46
What is your opinion? No, he doesn’t seem like it to me.00:12:48
the most unfortunate And in general I just maybe00:12:52
be me00:12:53
don't know enough00:12:55
Non always seemed like this to me and therefore00:13:00
that dis content is not exactly anxiety00:13:02
Replica from Shakespeare's chronicle00:13:05
And translated according to this00:13:08
say with00:13:09
tradition, but it seems to me that discount -00:13:12
that's not exactly what it is00:13:17
incompleteness00:13:19
dissatisfaction dissatisfaction00:13:21
unfinished and so on not quite00:13:25
good novel, another thing is that I00:13:27
I love it the most00:13:31
of Mice and Men or Lost00:13:34
bus like this quarter cakes like this00:13:37
things earlier and much more00:13:39
steak I love let's say00:13:41
Stein they have a lot in common but the content00:13:45
useful book anyway00:13:47
I love it much more than the notorious ones00:13:49
bunches00:13:57
there are a bunch of wrath with several of them00:14:04
[music]00:14:05
persistent with such poetic realism with00:14:09
their almost biblical melodies with00:14:13
their rather creepy pictures00:14:17
despair depression poverty but this is completely00:14:20
not my literature although I know what it is00:14:23
unconditional American classic Me00:14:26
it seems that Russian history is00:14:29
history of zeroing zeroing its basis00:14:31
Do you think this is legal?00:14:33
generalization Well, you probably see it right00:14:36
the history of any culture, we want this or00:14:39
no, it’s time for us to reset, it’s time00:14:42
This is an important thought, I think it’s time for us00:14:45
stop thinking that Russian culture is00:14:47
this is something exclusive Like the Germans here00:14:50
shadows in paradise for a long time there they think about what00:14:53
the cause of the German fatal00:14:55
predisposition to fascism Yes, not in00:14:57
what is it as Mikhail Uspensky wrote00:15:00
fascism is the normal state of humanity00:15:02
Now Russians are experiencing this epidemic00:15:05
it is absolutely possible that it is not00:15:08
they will survive because it is a disease00:15:10
such a deadly cancer of the nation it is possible00:15:13
to survive or not to survive here00:15:15
Germany didn't survive for my taste00:15:17
became completely different, it's just different00:15:19
country and Russia will also be absolutely00:15:23
another Although so German00:15:25
German punctuality, faith in ideas00:15:29
There is no Nazism in Russia, there is such a thing00:15:31
passive living of these ideas passive00:15:35
quite slow their internal00:15:37
Overcoming00:15:39
but to say that in Russia it really is00:15:42
90% supported Putin Well, remember ate00:15:46
this was not the case even in his best times00:15:48
you see the thing is that global00:15:51
the ratings are so fast and total00:15:55
collapse quickly and completely00:15:57
That's why00:16:00
no confidence in total slavery00:16:03
not to be in total support of Putin00:16:05
should And this is the disease of the spirit that00:16:10
affects many nations which is00:16:13
kind of childish teenage well00:16:16
such an indicator of adolescent status00:16:20
the nation Russia will come out of this of course and00:16:22
Of course it will come out unrecognizable. But can we00:16:25
we expect this in America Dana00:16:28
we can in any country we can do this00:16:30
expect a famous novel like this00:16:34
this novel is really impossible00:16:37
actually not so harshly satirical00:16:40
in relation to the states is a book that A in00:16:44
to one degree or another reflects in general00:16:47
phenomenon of the human spirit you think00:16:49
only in the States could Trump appear or00:16:51
only in the States could a Greek realize himself00:16:53
Stilson from the dead zones Yes, anywhere it is00:16:56
very common things and what00:16:58
nation next Which nation is next We are00:17:01
we never know, but judging by the fact that00:17:05
Russians are really like natives00:17:08
Harman is bringing instability to the world and00:17:12
civil wars a lot00:17:15
Russians who arrived here It may well be00:17:17
bring America to the brink of civil00:17:20
war I would really not like this but00:17:23
no understand no guaranteed00:17:26
there is no panacea for this00:17:29
illnesses of the spirit from this cancer of the soul which00:17:31
equally captivating00:17:34
English-speaking liberal countries and countries00:17:38
Europe sacred stones of Europe with their00:17:40
huge history of humanistic00:17:43
values This arises in any crowd and00:17:46
plow up like such a terrible volatile00:17:49
brown flame has nothing to do with it00:17:51
you will do00:17:52
a person cannot overcome what00:17:56
nave mava called the crowd filth a temptation00:17:59
This crowd is Evil, such a word is nothing00:18:03
let's say it's more unpleasant00:18:05
pastiness is an eternal reminder to us00:18:09
about the fact that in our nature there is a crowd00:18:12
ZNO servo ZNO and various abominations00:18:20
A00:18:21
naturally there are many questions about that00:18:24
and Will they continue from my point of view?00:18:29
detain Russians00:18:32
musicians00:18:33
not only Russian musicians in general00:18:40
tourers Thailand experience turned out to be me00:18:42
I think it's sobering00:18:58
the situation looks painfully pleasant00:19:03
Triumphant for detaining the country No not00:19:06
I think that they will, but that they will try00:19:09
reach this one hundred percent Why do they00:19:12
trying to reach out but because the other00:19:14
agenda as was said no They are not talking about00:19:16
what to say other than00:19:20
me00:19:27
It’s a sin to think except about our others00:19:31
texts and today's statements00:19:33
they have nothing so they are of course00:19:36
show trials will drag on00:19:39
in both senses of the word and ongoing processes00:19:42
in culture very demonstrative and courts00:19:45
public ones will also need public ones00:19:47
executions are mandatory if they have not done so before00:19:50
they will have time to collapse Russia comes out and how00:19:53
Levich Pavlovsky correctly predicted00:19:55
Russia enters the kingdom of heaven00:19:58
absolutely such Ivano Groznensky00:20:01
level to the level of the Moscow kingdom00:20:04
there is nothing good about this, of course, and00:20:06
I think about this with extreme disgust00:20:09
but here, unfortunately, there is nothing else00:20:14
being viewed With all my desire, I don't00:20:16
I see no other option And myself00:20:20
they are not capable of creating anything00:20:23
Of course, I am driven by wild envy and00:20:25
they will continue00:20:29
We are abroad, they are at home inside00:20:32
they have nothing to talk about will Nadezhda be allowed00:20:36
until the elections Well, you know better than me00:20:38
it's already in the know because you are now00:20:40
let's say sit in front of the computer and I00:20:43
I don’t even know what’s going on there in Vka00:20:46
Nadezhdin is around, but I believe that he00:20:50
they won’t allow it and the point is not that00:20:53
indicate insiders but because they just00:20:56
we must not allow him to00:20:58
promotes them Well, how should I say00:21:00
to the final I pour to the final00:21:03
concreting the country it makes them all00:21:06
actions are finally clear00:21:09
finally00:21:11
interpreted this turns the situation00:21:14
from the drama theater to the circus and of course nothing00:21:18
They will succeed with privatization00:21:21
stop public opinion and00:21:23
privatize00:21:27
it seems that it’s the best for them00:21:30
killer scenario the most disastrous00:21:33
they unerringly choose the worst one00:21:36
matching the epoch vector Vector00:21:38
era is such that Russia radically00:21:40
reformat this old one00:21:43
government monster Well, just00:21:45
destroy it so it doesn't lie on the road00:21:48
create a free cultural Russia00:21:50
perspective and so on this Vector00:21:53
it seems to me that it absolutely coincides with00:21:57
behavior of the Russian authorities which00:21:59
deals with such maniacs00:22:02
self-destruction as we know for a maniac00:22:04
the main thing is to destroy themselves00:22:06
systematically do the most terrible00:22:09
choice now for them For us For everyone00:22:12
It was better, of course, that they hope00:22:15
were not allowed anywhere precisely because00:22:20
As a result, the glory of Hope will increase00:22:23
repeatedly Yes, and they have their own throne00:22:28
will undermine00:22:30
seriously Can elections be for Putin?00:22:32
can become a point of tension00:22:35
of course they can and should do anything for Putin00:22:39
incident any deviation from smooth00:22:43
The predictable scenario today is00:22:47
an extremely unpleasant challenge and you understand00:22:50
after all, what is the peculiarity of rigidity?00:22:52
The read system has no system00:22:56
springs00:22:58
She's all hard, she doesn't know how to fight00:23:03
shaking and at some stage not very00:23:06
understandable They will take Yes and stumble upon00:23:10
stone a stone that lies in a rut00:23:12
there would be another system, well, he grunted00:23:15
cracked but overcame it at the first00:23:18
I won't say any resistance to the attempt00:23:20
the first global problem with00:23:23
Is anyone in good health?00:23:26
whether with the elections or with some leaks of lice00:23:31
leaks about secret lives about corruption This00:23:35
absolutely unimportant important00:23:38
that this system will collapse from the first00:23:42
the most unsteady Collision with00:23:44
reality because she is completely with00:23:47
it doesn’t intersect in any way, so everything00:23:49
these mean thoughts about what is in Russia00:23:53
some frenzied crowds of people wandering around00:23:55
pogrom Yes, these crowds are just waiting for00:23:59
turn over And so of course Hope for00:24:02
Let them vote. Why create more?00:24:05
themselves another point of tension They00:24:07
they just don’t understand that by not letting him in they00:24:10
the situation becomes even more confusing and00:24:12
spoil it even more00:24:17
Ott Tell me about00:24:26
razor heads holo Roma about World War II00:24:31
war attempt there the main character tchik00:24:33
I think this is an attempt to answer00:24:36
flower in the mountain desert00:24:40
where the question is asked: Here we are the carriers00:24:45
old tradition we00:24:47
dying away But we are being replaced by00:24:50
those who are even worse00:24:56
eat00:24:58
fascism or communism that comes00:25:01
to replace a rather limited00:25:03
aristocracy or The truth may be00:25:07
that I don’t know, she’s not in Marxism00:25:10
there may be truth in religion but just00:25:13
It's no coincidence that the main character is there00:25:16
desert who converted to Islam under00:25:19
performing empty pressure00:25:26
This Hero form00:25:29
he is just such a martyr00:25:32
disbelief and Galsworthy puts forward here00:25:36
a very important thought: Is man possible?00:25:39
without Faith Because if he has this00:25:42
Faith00:25:44
No, moral corruption is inevitable for him and00:25:48
that's why desert is there00:25:50
And having achieved love from a beauty and it seems00:25:54
to get my life back on track00:25:58
faces public outrage00:26:00
and understands what is behind this indignation00:26:02
there is a certain truth and further00:26:04
his life becomes fruitless if you00:26:07
refuse to perform rituals of meaning00:26:10
which you do not understand which you00:26:12
completely alien If you refuse00:26:15
Faith If you refuse any00:26:18
moral rule you can survive and00:26:20
you can even be fruitful and00:26:22
talented but you can't love to be00:26:25
beloved but in other words you00:26:28
amputated part of the soul so here's the Blade00:26:31
razors razor edge more precisely this is what it is00:26:35
a kind of answer is an attempt to find00:26:40
V00:26:41
today's realities these Foundation00:26:45
the mysterious foundations of the Faith on which00:26:48
it would be possible to build its building and00:26:52
the main characters there come to this00:26:55
paradoxical to the conclusion to a greater extent00:26:58
you are an atheist, a convinced ideological person in00:27:01
to a greater extent you are ready to accept00:27:04
There can be faith precisely because life00:27:07
without Faith has set you up for necessity00:27:11
some powerful inner Light00:27:14
some powerful internal drive00:27:18
because if this is not the case then it is unclear00:27:20
For what00:27:26
all Nobel Prize awards00:27:29
Russians received it only five times Well00:27:32
you know we need to develop new territories00:27:36
we need to master new genres really joyce00:27:39
And it didn't help, he brought his Dublin00:27:42
so to speak, into the archives of world classics and00:27:45
This Dublin became one of the symbols of the 20th century00:27:48
centuries but unfortunately nothing works00:27:51
with the Nobel Prize Apparently they00:27:54
put off the sun for later and for later00:27:56
thought about giving it someday for his 70 and he00:27:59
take it and you won’t even live to see 6 maybe00:28:03
maybe they thought somehow00:28:06
way to encourage Joyce when everything00:28:09
they'll read the wake, don't care, but that's not the case00:28:12
it will never happen, I assure you, but in any case00:28:15
In this case, the Nobel Prize is not even given00:28:17
for mastering new literary00:28:20
territories and yet Joyce managed to do this00:28:24
sketch your Dublin so that the policy can00:28:27
looks like according to the master plan A between00:28:32
we are talking primarily about boundaries00:28:37
genres about mastering new unprecedented00:28:39
territories I think one of the closest00:28:42
Nobels will be given for a graphic novel00:28:44
precisely because this genre is not00:28:47
only the past but also extremely00:28:49
interesting future new markets are exploring00:28:53
new intonations00:28:56
new00:28:57
writer's back Unfortunately Russian00:29:00
literature has behaved in recent years with00:29:03
monstrous depressingly traditional with00:29:07
some kind00:29:08
a I would say with sad boredom a00:29:14
so continue to scoop forever forever00:29:17
themes and conflicts of the 20th century, of course00:29:20
has not disappeared from literature from life00:29:23
and Russia is now repeating that God is all00:29:26
what circle is it00:29:28
Well, if you're tired of these repetitions, if you00:29:31
It’s hard. Well, that means we shouldn’t write about Russia.00:29:34
then you have a chance to do00:29:36
anything00:29:37
divinely original and like nothing else00:29:40
similar writing about Russia original00:29:42
prose is not possible because they are all already00:29:43
already written this topic is exhausted00:29:46
when she magically changes00:29:48
Here you can write the second Volume of the Dead00:29:56
dushmani conductors of fascism And now00:29:59
they are perhaps the most developed00:30:01
Is the state in the world fair?00:30:03
claim that their national spirit00:30:06
inherent desire for extremes I find00:30:09
busy thinking thoughts00:30:11
Kormiltseva about fascism as attempts00:30:13
find a new one he didn't say fascism00:30:16
It’s just that it was with me00:30:18
said this is archaic as a way to find00:30:21
new seriousness in his attitude towards00:30:23
fascism has always been quite clear00:30:27
Well, as for00:30:29
It’s beneficial to understand Freedom, after all.00:30:33
modernization is different for peaceful00:30:36
modernization of which is busy, for example, there00:30:39
Europe or00:30:41
states of course war is absolutely destructive00:30:44
it's pointless and unnecessary, but there are some00:30:48
understand the ways of military neurosis00:30:51
modernization when if you don't00:30:55
modernizes urgently00:30:59
you are some kind of brave technologist00:31:02
I'll gobble it up00:31:04
so how do I00:31:08
seems00:31:10
Peaceful if you like Peaceful scenario00:31:14
modernization He would be for Russia00:31:18
very good but Russia does not have this00:31:21
experience00:31:26
VNO in the novel bit in the way of the sun is done00:31:30
through the nozzle through the umbilical hernia through00:31:33
Overcoming yourself and what is special00:31:36
unpleasant through Overcoming human00:31:39
nature00:31:46
In general, why did Israel save00:31:50
troubles I don't think that only Israel I00:31:53
I think that they also took part in saving the troubles00:31:57
all the famous musicians of the world who00:32:00
signed a petition in their defense and00:32:03
human rights activists from many countries around the world and those00:32:05
who disseminated information and what00:32:09
concerns Israel's Great role here00:32:12
emphasizing that the true righteous00:32:14
saves one life but in fact a whole one00:32:17
the world and so on, well, this is the attitude towards00:32:21
svom00:32:26
citizens Well, it’s generally accepted00:32:28
in most countries of the world this is for Russia00:32:30
it is unusual because it is eternal00:32:33
some kind of total is happening00:32:35
neglect of human materials00:32:38
Russia doesn’t love its citizens, it doesn’t love them00:32:40
There will be no protection, this is not the situation where00:32:43
the Consul will really do everything00:32:45
possible so that your citizens do not get caught00:32:48
something happened to you in prison00:32:50
Try it00:32:57
here, of course, is what Veterans00:33:01
special operations svo as war veterans she00:33:05
once again he will throw it to his grandmother00:33:08
don’t go You see, this is life for Israel00:33:11
Israelis are objectively significant00:33:14
existing value and Russians00:33:18
are constantly proud of00:33:20
that there is someone else’s neck, a penny, and our own00:33:25
head Not particularly expensive there00:33:28
paraphrasing a proverb I loved00:33:30
quote Pushkin, these are all the assurances00:33:34
that our Rescuers are the best in the world Because00:33:36
that life is not precious to them, our Soldiers00:33:38
the best in the world because there is no death00:33:40
they are afraid this is all the result of this00:33:42
eternal fatal neglect of life00:33:45
yours is not expensive for you because it is not yours00:33:49
that ownership is a right00:33:51
ownership of it has already been declared00:33:53
state00:33:55
therefore no00:33:58
times dol before sote care sote they are in00:34:03
Russia is out of place in Russia is triumphant00:34:06
absolutely disregard for00:34:08
to the human mass that inhabits00:34:11
country It’s bitter to think about it even more bitterly00:34:14
talk but nothing can be done00:34:19
Who else from00:34:22
post-war00:34:25
But00:34:27
are all authors who00:34:30
survived the First World War after00:34:33
Second Whatever00:34:35
it's strange to have such power, although there's nothing in00:34:38
there is nothing strange about this, such power, such power00:34:41
there was a culture shock what to write about the Second00:34:44
World War II didn’t start right away and they wrote00:34:48
they are rather superficial, trying not to00:34:52
touch upon or remain silent about some00:34:55
Abyss which00:35:00
I love my mouth00:35:03
dedicated to Sai favorite story from00:35:06
Sarov late nine absolutely00:35:09
brilliant00:35:12
I remember the story as well as now Yes, this one00:35:14
the boy is Charles and the girl is her00:35:19
touching little ears exactly00:35:24
[music]00:35:25
Volo00:35:27
In Europe, this is all written much more00:35:30
later and most importantly the war is not described there00:35:34
strictly speaking, military Romanov never00:35:37
even Hemingway appeared then00:35:39
who was sure that this was about00:35:41
he will write about the Second World War00:35:43
his main Roman conceived a trilogy on00:35:46
land on water and in the air wrote from it00:35:49
only the water part of the island was in the ocean00:35:52
I’m dissatisfied with her, I think not without reason and00:35:55
never printed in my lifetime00:35:57
Although Novodvorskaya thought it was better00:35:59
his book I can’t admit it00:36:03
I can World War II by and large00:36:07
account Not described because it exists00:36:10
too many ideological obstacles00:36:12
there are too many things this way00:36:15
you can't talk too much00:36:18
not agreed until00:36:21
end by00:36:25
pain00:36:27
about interwar prose that can00:36:31
appear now I think at00:36:33
wait extremely00:36:36
For a long time I wanted to say that the idea is so00:36:39
say turn00:36:42
zeroing it out00:36:45
idea of Marina's novel by Sergei Chenko Arma house00:36:49
where is the pause00:36:55
Enya draws a diagram in the novel00:36:59
pyramid one of00:37:01
Leonov's heroes Where is the whole story00:37:04
humanity appears as a chain00:37:06
triangles with decreasing00:37:09
median disaster after which smoke00:37:12
always thinner and the pipe lower00:37:15
human history can't be helped00:37:17
this is a chain of global disasters pause00:37:20
between which the sun becomes shorter00:37:22
the results of the recovery of the sun are pity00:37:25
poorer00:37:27
I don’t know why it’s like that, maybe it’s there00:37:30
Chenko in the novel an assumption is made00:37:33
that people are losing altruism and therefore00:37:36
they do not take care of themselves or the world in which00:37:39
they live in general armag the house is very important00:37:43
Great absolutely prophetic00:37:47
Have you seen the novel?00:37:50
have you heard about the series in modern times?00:37:54
unfortunately I looked it up a week ago, you know00:37:57
I generally watch very few TV series00:37:59
masters I looked because well I00:38:02
seemed and seemed not unreasonable00:38:04
that my guesses about the novel coincide with00:38:07
the position of the authors and this00:38:10
it’s important that the Russians find out how to get it00:38:14
take your lives into your own hands and fill00:38:17
space and brain opinions about the film00:38:21
Even if it’s not a masterpiece, it’s repeated throughout00:38:23
Dogu Well, here is the discussion based on Pan00:38:27
in general or about Dovlatov or about air in00:38:30
Russia in general has recently00:38:33
absence of life after absence00:38:35
politics pays painful attention00:38:38
cinema and the search for the internal enemy But00:38:41
why does this film need such a budget?00:38:44
actually understand that the film depends00:38:45
least of all from the budget most of all he00:38:48
depends on the author's ingenuity00:38:50
the presence of his brilliant interpretation and00:38:53
so on all this talk about cinema00:38:56
by carefully calculating which enemy was given00:38:58
money all this talk - This00:39:00
evidence of the terrible emptiness of life00:39:03
should have discussed in this situation00:39:07
upcoming presidential elections No they are00:39:09
arguing about Okino Although it would seem to argue about00:39:12
politics is much more meaningful simply00:39:14
because you can do something here00:39:16
it’s up to you to change something. What00:39:20
depends on you00:39:22
cinema policy or moreover in00:39:24
cinema fund policy00:39:27
in a film that has already been shot which is equal to00:39:29
they won't reshoot it I think00:39:32
the phenomenon is a bit painful00:39:35
said when people listen to poetry00:39:36
stadiums are extremely alarming00:39:39
symptom it means nothing but poetry00:39:42
there is no more left And this is for anyone00:39:46
person for any country situation00:39:48
catastrophic00:39:51
vki00:39:55
this is where Ukraine is terrible if it00:39:58
Ukraine made it even worse if it00:40:01
Russia did But the worst thing is that00:40:03
Russia started it and that's why00:40:07
alas to complain about the terrible Ukrainian00:40:10
behavior here is of course not necessary00:40:12
forget00:40:15
the root cause Russia attacked if not for00:40:17
would have attacked none of this00:40:23
it was like you00:40:25
you think it’s no coincidence that he’s talking now Well00:40:28
there were several different prerequisites and00:40:32
but for different people00:40:35
certainly the main premise and what00:40:38
lokshina this00:40:40
entrusted this desire to film in Russian00:40:43
the material is a bright blockbuster and which B00:40:47
generally a blockbuster based on Russian material00:40:49
can be removed if it is not through00:40:51
fake call and just as fake00:40:53
Although at times he is a very funny servant What00:40:56
can be done using material from Russia on00:41:00
material from the Russian classics War and Peace00:41:02
lowlands already many times Ana Corena00:41:05
I was recently, but let’s take a master00:41:11
Margarita Moreover, the book with00:41:25
chop it up, you know, in the Kremlin00:41:28
are really thinking about rehab00:41:31
the devil and for the rehabilitation of the devil it is better00:41:35
set m film set master00:41:38
You can’t find margaritas, they understand there00:41:41
what power they betrayed in themselves and in everything00:41:45
absolutely manifestations in all external00:41:49
signs of the devil's power taking possession00:41:51
Vladimir Putin is very clear, they00:41:53
launched a picture called thinking00:41:57
they started to please him with this00:42:00
the picture is essentially about him about00:42:02
mythology of power that wants to do evil00:42:05
does good about the patron of artists00:42:08
art about a loved one so to speak00:42:10
social engineer of the empire and so on00:42:13
but it was supposed to be the devil and here they are00:42:17
played this game and then during this time00:42:20
sharp00:42:27
but also directly social necessity00:42:31
realize the abyss of the fall and somehow from this00:42:34
demon get it out for yourself00:42:36
abolish It seems to me that the original00:42:40
Master Margarita's message was00:42:42
really in justifying evil Well If00:42:47
assume that this is a novel for00:42:49
one reader really is like that00:42:50
Afranius is irresistibly attractive00:42:53
dialogue between Aranius and Pilate and yet00:42:56
I'm telling you that they will kill him, all this happened00:42:59
an attempt, as it were, not even to reset it to zero, but00:43:03
It’s certainly an attempt to nullify humanism00:43:06
instill in the Russian population that00:43:07
her only helper is the devil00:43:10
everyone else from her is from Russia00:43:12
turned away00:43:13
quite common like this00:43:15
stratagem if you like and Woland of course00:43:19
conceived precisely for this purpose, but then00:43:22
something went wrong, they changed the director00:43:25
the director came up with absolutely00:43:28
your intonation and your ideas Well, here you go00:43:32
that's why it turned out like this00:43:34
the painful urgency of the master right there00:43:36
understand the evidence of genius00:43:39
books or evidence of afterlife00:43:40
he didn’t allow Bulgakov’s opportunities to be removed00:43:43
good picture he intervened in the situation00:43:46
he blocked this process with all his might00:43:50
but then somehow it turned out so here it is00:43:52
he didn’t interfere with Lokshin, apparently because00:43:55
he liked the plan00:43:58
because it turned out to be the same picture about00:44:02
about today's Moscow about today's devil00:44:05
about today's devilish temptations about00:44:09
what happens to people who are on this00:44:12
Temptation00:44:15
peck unambiguously and unconditionally and die00:44:20
having gone through so many tragic00:44:22
tests So00:44:24
that this is not for the Glory of Satan00:44:27
the movie was intended to be satanic00:44:31
such a cliché Well, because you see with us00:44:34
It’s not the church either, it’s not the state ideology00:44:37
us satanic00:44:40
the sect is very K00:44:43
unfortunately the thoughtful design is complete00:44:47
terrible00:44:48
rituals therefore fil00:44:52
Saya vro all will not spare money00:44:57
Lokshin Well done for being able to turn this around00:45:01
in your00:45:04
benefit Is it possible to give a lecture about lumps Makar with00:45:07
over time, probably because the crust is not in vain00:45:10
same me00:45:11
I bought Lou Maris, it’s not in vain that I read it00:45:16
I think the magic is incredibly interesting00:45:19
realism Latis wait Russian-speaking authors00:45:23
I wonder why this genre is mainly in00:45:26
South America or Eastern Europe like00:45:29
Pavich No of course No Pavich is not00:45:33
magical realism I would say Pavich -00:45:35
this is such mannerism, variety of form00:45:38
just like that yourself00:45:41
the scripts themselves are the plots of his novels they00:45:44
often quite elementary00:45:47
not to say primitive genius00:45:50
forms of presentation found there Roman00:45:52
clepsydra Roman dictionary there landscape00:45:57
Cha Pavic I think this is quite00:46:04
poor intellectual saturation with00:46:08
rather poor conceptually or something00:46:10
this is a wonderful skill00:46:13
tell a story every time to others00:46:16
way That's by the way what it's not00:46:19
I wish it would be perfect00:46:24
candidate00:46:27
in Europe This is also clear Because00:46:31
these are the remains of the building mantis00:46:34
worldview is the desire to tell00:46:39
fairy tales instead of dull production00:46:42
essays instead of dull monotonous00:46:45
Realism just seems to me00:46:48
what is magical realism00:46:52
Disya with00:46:54
th00:46:56
technical accuracy of details and complete00:46:59
the incomprehensibility of the whole will create the effect00:47:02
scary and makes us read what's on00:47:05
in fact, the distortion somehow touches us00:47:09
What's disturbing about a scary story is that it00:47:14
fabulous00:47:15
Part00:47:18
underlined Alo subk00:47:24
neon giving terribly detailed well00:47:29
like Kafka has such a prosaic Mega00:47:32
detailed report00:47:34
but by overcoming any convention and00:47:38
vice versa00:47:39
such monotonous realism in particular00:47:42
absolutely clear and meticulously written00:47:46
the whole represents the absolute00:47:49
fantasy is what it really is00:47:50
the main technique of magical realism I00:47:53
I think so00:47:56
Hoffman and00:47:58
Gogol felt this very well00:48:02
Therefore, all of Gogol’s mythology is nothing00:48:05
nothing more than Hoffmann’s projection onto the Ukrainian00:48:10
reality00:48:13
then the main thing is what else is characteristic of00:48:16
magical realism This too00:48:18
I think she's pretty funny she's not00:48:23
psychologists because g is psychology00:48:27
there is no fairy tale00:48:29
fiction That's why most00:48:32
Latin American novels genre00:48:34
magical realism with all their lush00:48:37
they don’t offer flowery imagery00:48:40
how long do we need00:48:42
even Marquez has such a convincing hero00:48:45
there is only one hero00:48:47
everyone else's kias00:48:50
maybe you're confusing it with00:48:54
tell pinna I don’t know that much Although00:48:57
I love Romana very much and admires him00:49:01
maybe with time00:49:03
but I even have it on a shelf of honor00:49:07
but there's a better chance that I'll talk about the hood00:49:11
because this is still my favorite00:49:14
writer Well, along with the female Probably And00:49:18
at least00:49:20
Salii00:49:24
outcast00:49:27
probably because00:49:31
that Kavka is an inevitable stage of development00:49:35
European literature without Kafka This is it00:49:37
a rare writer without Kafka today00:49:41
imagine if Kafka didn't exist00:49:44
it would be necessary to invent a person who00:49:46
with exactly this level of detail00:49:49
horror protocols combining absolute00:49:53
routine with00:49:56
sadism is of course one of Kuznetsov00:49:59
reality of the 20th century but not because he00:50:01
designed it and because he did it00:50:04
felt he was the first to say so00:50:07
endowed with pathological and national00:50:12
professional sensitivity to00:50:14
everything is kavka - this is what it really is00:50:17
feels felt what was happening around00:50:20
violence all over the skin00:50:24
every second00:50:26
I think00:50:28
what without00:50:30
horse nightmare without horse sleep where00:50:34
the details are so clear and whole as in00:50:37
the hunter is scared and fundamental00:50:41
it’s unclear this is what made him00:50:44
main00:50:45
storyteller of the century by the Gris brothers00:50:54
centuries many times the Soviet Union00:50:57
loved but somehow I never had00:51:00
interesting to read, God forgive me00:51:02
I'm spoiled by Dumas and I'll never00:51:05
I wanted to know anything about him00:51:08
that it was so very old00:51:10
absolute handsome gentleman00:51:15
It seems to me that Remarque’s best text is This00:51:20
spark of life with mono allegory00:51:25
expressions that are quite common00:51:27
found in Remarque, including00:51:29
shadows in00:51:31
heaven there The spark of life is a novel by Mita00:51:35
on the physical plane, the thing is, you understand00:51:37
that Remarque knew how to describe what he saw00:51:39
what he knew thank God he never was00:51:41
in a German concentration camp so there00:51:43
the description is in nature00:51:46
quite, well, speculative00:51:49
at least the main words are said there00:51:52
which then repeat in life loans there00:51:55
says to another after being released from00:51:57
camp It seems to me that we are the last people00:52:00
on Earth someone else says, but to me it’s the other way around00:52:02
it seems that we are the first people on Earth00:52:05
nothing life-affirming in such00:52:07
no statement because it’s old00:52:09
culture if it leads to this00:52:11
she00:52:13
compromised by the way and riot00:52:15
of all sorts of youth subcultures, he too00:52:18
associated with disappointment in culture00:52:21
which saved no one and nothing00:52:29
stopped Can you recommend00:52:31
lemon for children Why not I think00:52:34
that first of all, children know more than us00:52:37
you and secondly, of course, lemons00:52:42
the writer is very educational in what00:52:44
I mean, you know00:52:54
Zholkovsky00:52:56
Because he himself was so organic and00:53:00
before that he made his life his main00:53:02
he wrote on himself with a writing instrument00:53:06
in fact, I destroyed myself as a board00:53:10
stylus00:53:12
Lemons is so honest that next to him00:53:15
I can’t lie, so read it00:53:18
the children were00:53:24
everyday life00:53:26
in but the sexiest most erotic00:53:29
Lino's stories it seems to me like00:53:32
once00:53:34
that the writer has enough lemons00:53:36
chaste because everything is physical00:53:38
the side of love is a burden to him, he loved00:53:42
one woman loved her madly then00:53:44
others have been added but I take the wound00:53:46
Limonova was madly in love with one woman00:53:54
after sex without love it's disgusting00:53:57
because lemons are not about sex00:54:01
lemons - it's about honesty and loneliness00:54:04
freedom about forced transformation00:54:06
kind and gentle young man in iron00:54:09
hero into a man of lemons - this is about00:54:12
painful operation performed on00:54:14
by itself compartment of all kinds00:54:17
sentimentality00:54:19
soviet binding00:54:22
by the way, it's lemons00:54:25
such a genius for living life and00:54:27
telling about her as you remember there00:54:29
life to talk about life with Marquez00:54:33
therefore it is necessary for Limonov to benefit00:54:35
Read to children I think that membership in00:54:38
his party to many children was Well, not that00:54:41
to be useful but important because it00:54:43
raised them into nonconformism00:54:45
nonconformism is the most necessary thing00:54:48
as Lemons said, as he himself explained00:54:50
ability to shout in perestroika let's finish00:54:53
reforms like Stalin00:54:55
depending on content00:54:59
Vyka in itself provokes this00:55:04
you to have your own00:55:07
opinions What tasks do you usually give to children?00:55:12
Well, if you mean the task to enter00:55:14
in writing schools here and there00:55:17
everything is simple, I give the first phrase last00:55:24
wagon ability to build an unexpected plot00:55:28
these children this one00:55:30
adj I'll wave to you00:55:33
Usually it’s not me, but Katya who gives him the task00:55:36
I usually give him the simplest tasks00:55:38
for example, put together a puzzle and where is it?00:55:41
By the way, our space puzzle I think00:55:45
you've got him somewhere And there he is, bring him00:55:50
bye Give me the SOBR diagram here00:55:56
Solar system such tasks We told him00:55:58
let's put it together quite independently though00:56:01
I also scattered it on my own. And those00:56:04
the tasks that I give to students are00:56:08
are of some interest here00:56:10
I’ll probably tell you this at the hard labor course00:56:12
and link we were now exploring the island00:56:15
Chekhov's Sakhalin hard labor course and exile in00:56:17
there is such a thing in Russian literature00:56:23
theme ru00:56:25
this beauties and the trial from photographs00:56:27
Chekhov really saw a beauty00:56:29
boring sun time to sniff00:56:54
e saw in New York And so I give the task00:56:57
Write a story about Sonya with a golden pen00:57:00
in America so she could do the same here00:57:03
very interesting and children enjoy it00:57:06
rush to write this because they00:57:08
We are sure that these are Russian criminals00:57:12
with their internal freedom they could00:57:16
take part in the creation of Hollywood00:57:19
they wrote the kingdom of dreams very funny00:57:20
that she's just anyone in Hollywood00:57:23
Bukovsky will be jealous00:57:25
and or For example, I already receive from them00:57:27
strange essay Here's me for example00:57:30
got two jobs after studying there00:57:32
I'll google The Night Before Christmas alone00:57:35
the child writes that the blacksmith is looking for a shark00:57:40
imagine a woman who would remind him00:57:42
Solokha’s mother, that is, is looking for a witch and Oksana00:57:45
potential Witch I write there in what00:57:48
peculiarity of a Ukrainian woman00:57:49
Ukrainian female character at night00:57:52
before Christmas another child writes00:57:54
absolutely wonderful too00:57:57
What is the blacksmith in the shark artist?00:58:00
advantage and he is looking for one for himself00:58:02
a woman who will be an ideal model00:58:06
a woman who enchants from whom00:58:09
you won't get bored, you won't get bored00:58:11
so he chooses a capricious one00:58:12
cruel and self-centered00:58:17
she's a pleasure I was thinking by the way00:58:21
It’s in my choice that I00:58:22
guided by both rights first00:58:25
unconsciously you look like women00:58:27
mother Well smart ironic malware00:58:30
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It's interesting to talk to someone else00:58:36
I'm always like an artist00:58:38
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model I chose a woman about whom I00:58:45
I like to think which I like00:58:47
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SRO we are having conversations with the American00:58:57
students with them00:58:59
really really interesting but I00:59:02
not to mention that they love it very much00:59:05
the process itself00:59:06
they like letters00:59:12
compose How do you feel about Frederic00:59:15
Mariet, have you read the ship about 1000 years?00:59:18
I don’t remember your attitude towards Navita back00:59:22
top favorite story from his00:59:28
essays top three favorite stories00:59:31
Edgar Allan Poe is certainly not an eruption in00:59:35
the maelstrom just came out of it all00:59:39
lovecraft undoubtedly the fall of the house of sher00:59:43
like the most moody story Well00:59:45
methods of professor resin00:59:49
you probably know I won't put you to bed Let's00:59:51
let it be of course true that00:59:53
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happens to Russia Well and to Mister00:59:59
Voldemar, by the way, is also the fifth in the whole01:00:06
probability colu pendulum is01:00:09
Wilm Wilson's wonderful way01:00:12
it begs to be spoken, but the deck of the pendulum01:00:15
worse understand the Sphinx is strong01:00:18
raska how he mistook for a monster01:00:21
insect crawling behind01:00:23
the window is clean but it works See01:00:26
what thing Edgar Poe brilliantly understood01:00:29
psychology01:00:31
I'm afraid you can learn this business from him01:00:34
now in a month you are my book01:00:36
you will find the terrible poetics of a thriller there01:00:39
some guesses about how he did it01:00:42
Edgar Pop In the sense of scary, probably01:00:45
absolute leader in the world01:00:53
cult01:00:55
it's impossible that I've mentioned it many times01:00:59
even in this program there is a portrait01:01:01
American fascist fascism is possible in01:01:04
America Yes, he is possible everywhere. He lives in01:01:06
a person we always need to understand01:01:09
under what conditions does he start?01:01:12
wake up Lewis doesn't answer us01:01:15
By the way, I have this question somewhere01:01:17
bought in one01:01:23
from Lumi there are such masterpieces01:01:26
wonderful books there are all these first01:01:30
they keep some publications here01:01:32
the charm of those times is a novel in my opinion01:01:35
thirty-fifth or something about what01:01:38
This is impossible for us, but for Lewis01:01:42
it turns out that fascism doesn’t care01:01:44
social01:01:45
prerequisites And I have a feeling that this01:01:49
the prerequisites are not even ideological01:01:53
lack of Enlightenment01:01:55
for actively working when he doesn’t say goodbye01:01:59
when he's not looking for a way01:02:01
improve01:02:03
then I think he has no chance01:02:07
to avoid01:02:09
fascism on the other hand, just any01:02:12
manifestations of inhibition here I am there in01:02:14
sin describes itself in the new novel01:02:23
myself01:02:25
electric trains high speed high speed trains01:02:28
canceled in Europe, a man appeared there01:02:31
which proves that he travels with01:02:33
speeds greater than 7 miles per hour are harmful to01:02:36
health and there it further develops01:02:38
idea01:02:42
that by accelerating we shorten life, that01:02:47
if we drive slower then01:02:50
story sing slower because01:02:52
accelerated history01:02:56
a world that is radical01:02:58
slowed down and fast smart hero who01:03:01
lives in a fast world, used to living fast and01:03:05
there's another girl inside him01:03:07
inner second me who is sun time01:03:09
customizes01:03:12
hurry up01:03:14
what's out of sync01:03:19
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matchmaker01:03:27
Roche pog turned out to be in some respects01:03:31
just a healer Can I give a lecture about Irvi?01:03:36
show I only love evening in Byzantium nights01:03:40
party rich man poor man years no01:03:46
re-read01:03:53
not enough night party very good01:03:56
David Foros' book is a must-read01:03:59
pale01:04:00
The King and I more or less01:04:04
I remember if you have a project to do01:04:06
we did an interview with governor with him01:04:09
three large interviews with one interlocutor01:04:12
two on the radio We talked a lot01:04:14
In general, Igor Mironovich is one of my01:04:17
favorite interlocutors if we cross paths01:04:19
why not The problem is that And where01:04:22
Should I print this interview?01:04:24
Novaya Gazeta is closed Novaya Gazeta Europe01:04:27
undesirable Although I am still there01:04:29
I'll cooperate, I'll be there01:04:31
I don’t really want to write scared01:04:34
Yes, you yourself are undesirable to me, [ __ ]. Sorry.01:04:37
Lord no01:04:39
I would do an interview here, it’s just not the one01:04:42
the genre that I love is as you said01:04:46
Aleshkovsky interview genre I don’t like01:04:48
genre tr Hello therefore we01:04:53
would you like to01:04:57
do01:04:59
creation of a multinational01:05:01
multicultural virtual school Mega01:05:05
which the best would teach creativity01:05:07
wizards from all over the world, otherwise it’s difficult01:05:10
begins to resist parasites01:05:13
I don't believe in virtual destroyers01:05:15
schools I only believe in the school where01:05:20
Atmosphere01:05:23
about the walls of which you can feel but01:05:26
take part in the creation of Russian01:05:28
Hogwarts - This is my destiny01:05:31
purpose and of course I will be it01:05:33
study01:05:35
of course What kind of retribution do you think01:05:38
worthy of today's01:05:44
you understand the propagandist, it seems to me that01:05:47
any process over01:05:50
[music]01:05:53
niyara01:05:56
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there's just a certain disgust in01:06:03
just to touch these01:06:05
personalities don’t want to I think that01:06:09
there is a very reliable way, remember how01:06:12
Hamlet was sent to England by note01:06:15
the person who is for you01:06:18
will hand over01:06:23
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damn sentence, these are words, we don’t judge01:06:28
We don't judge you01:06:32
we will It seems to me that in this case, well01:06:36
just an announcement We live outside the law01:06:40
we have our own life01:06:43
country And you are not for us01:06:45
just need01:06:53
announce01:06:56
zako That's all because they went over everything01:06:59
laws are divinely human and to do with01:07:01
they don’t need anything after that01:07:04
just pretend they don't exist somehow01:07:06
walk through01:07:07
maybe they will use them like this01:07:11
situation They know how to turn the aircraft to01:07:13
for my own benefit but I think it’s over it01:07:16
we can work somehow01:07:18
insure against this possibility01:07:22
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What do you think about Cormoran strikes01:07:31
com01:07:32
Rowling's best book of course01:07:36
running graves But because she's on mine01:07:38
a topic written to me on a topic close to my heart01:07:42
sects are the theme of such communities01:07:45
I manipulate those who are confident that they are right01:07:48
cruel bloody ones are always bound by sin01:07:52
general Well and01:07:54
extreme consciousness of self-importance01:07:57
I think Rowling felt01:08:00
Dostoevsky in the main page01:08:03
danger of today01:08:05
inability to hear another I would01:08:08
of course he called the running grave a book01:08:12
year as for the rest there01:08:15
Inkheart or death01:08:19
whiteness, her mother loved her very much, I would love her01:08:22
you know01:08:24
didn't call it her01:08:27
masterpieces But this is useful moral and01:08:32
soul softener soothing reading01:08:36
because Rowling she believes in goodness01:08:38
believes in the possibility of establishing in the world01:08:42
order order without violence I think01:08:45
this is very01:08:48
really01:08:52
something01:08:54
Why should I believe when I01:08:56
I know I know that I will be back I even know01:09:00
where will I go directly from the airport vrm what01:09:04
I'll go to Nikitskaya because it was01:09:06
our club I am absolutely sure that we01:09:10
we will return that we will work that we01:09:13
we will build a new education system and01:09:16
a new country because Russia is before our eyes01:09:18
Mite ut01:09:22
All01:09:24
Most people don't understand01:09:27
born of monsters and turn them into01:09:29
monsters are impossible and these elections01:09:32
shameful Russia will remember again01:09:34
for many years as the starting point of large and01:09:38
there are many saving changes like01:09:41
Do you think Zaluzhny will be fired from me?01:09:43
the book predicted that the wedge between01:09:46
Zaluzhny and Zelensky will be early or01:09:48
lately hammered in that most likely Zaluzhny01:09:51
doomed01:09:52
become01:09:54
politicians candidates for01:09:57
elections but for now in the near future I01:10:00
I think that it’s not Zaluzhny’s not Zelensky’s01:10:02
will take away very big changes01:10:04
will occur in war and politics in March01:10:07
April is important here01:10:12
survive the cold, hard February01:10:15
survive it in the sense that01:10:22
February01:10:24
will be allowed but nothing for a month01:10:28
will be01:10:29
there will be some kind of mutual intimidation01:10:33
maybe Moscow seizures01:10:34
property could be a pogrom01:10:37
property but this is not an incident01:10:39
you see, these are attempts to distract attention01:10:43
from the mines of destructive forces there will be01:10:46
some changes since March and now01:10:52
monsters01:10:54
in elections, either preventing hopes or01:10:56
some kind of another sacred sacrifice01:10:59
plus, of course, the voltage increases by01:11:02
front it will lead to the fact that in February01:11:05
March I won’t say that this abscess will burst01:11:07
there before 25 it’s unlikely in Russia01:11:11
fateful changes will occur but01:11:13
significant progress in this year01:11:16
will happen, this is to be expected and01:11:18
Of course the film will be the first sign01:11:21
became a film by Master Margarita later01:11:24
gradually increasing01:11:26
polarization calls for01:11:29
denunciation calls to inform on each other01:11:32
calls for repression against some and01:11:35
others but an inevitable process01:11:53
they should be expected in the end Well, maybe even01:11:56
be at the end of February but February that's how it is01:11:59
This is to explain, it’s generally been a difficult month01:12:02
the last month of winter and March is not yet here01:12:05
By the way, it’s also a big relief01:12:07
but the last month of winter is always the month01:12:11
vitamin deficiency01:12:14
tired February he is always in the South and yes01:12:18
although Sinyavsky called him soft and01:12:21
the insinuating month of February but it's scary01:12:24
cold insinuatingly it’s still, well, kind of01:12:28
this is the promise of spring, but before that we have to01:12:30
live here01:12:32
live and by the way there will be a lot01:12:36
since it will be a leap February01:12:39
a lot of accumulated melancholy and01:12:41
fatigue how to deal with it I don’t know01:12:43
Lord, let's drink tea with01:12:45
drown yourself with lots of cinnamon01:12:48
coffee force yourself to go skiing Well I01:12:51
I force you. If I force you, you can01:12:54
you, that is, well, BTS forces me01:12:58
There's nothing you can do here01:13:00
inevitable self-inhibition01:13:03
just under the factories, yes, you have to live it01:13:07
February And after February it’s like a click01:13:11
something will sound and it will begin. Quiet for now01:13:15
Quiet but later01:13:17
the avalanche-like fall of Russian hell01:13:20
who so readily01:13:23
built mine for ourselves this time01:13:27
unhappy01:13:28
compatriots Although compatriots01:13:30
me and the Ukrainians too, what do you think?01:13:34
the secret of Iva Andri and the bridge on the Drina and01:13:36
herbalists chronicles seem to have no plot, but01:13:38
read on01:13:40
in one breath Well, you know, Dim iva01:13:44
Andrich I started reading it for the first time from01:13:47
submissions from Academician Mints with whom01:13:50
We01:13:52
were in01:13:55
Of course, Iva Andrich does not buy from Macedonia01:14:00
the plot is also a little similar to01:14:03
Latin American magical realism01:14:05
bribes01:14:06
it is more accurate than the one conveyed01:14:10
the atmosphere of this small town or01:14:14
villages of Croatian Serbian Carpathian01:14:18
Balkan This is Lower Southern Europe01:14:22
half a century with the skin of a runaway slave01:14:25
the horse sides of the mountains are covered in cracks and01:14:28
folds so that there is a place for stonebreakers to lie down01:14:31
naya without vowels all made of hard characters01:14:34
Speech Kus Chernovka turns black on the face01:14:37
earth The Bronze Horseman freezes over01:14:39
cleft in the saddle01:14:42
This01:14:45
feeling terribly filled with tension01:14:48
dynamic wild and at the same time01:14:51
such a warm homely feeling all around01:14:54
and Andrich captured the bridge wonderfully01:14:59
nadri first of all wonderful01:15:01
captured this dying woman01:15:05
Carpathian at the crossroads01:15:07
all cultural ways of life By the way01:15:11
Gogol also has it in a terrible place01:15:14
wonderfully captured What a feeling01:15:22
pogra01:15:25
What do you think the block’s prose has in common?01:15:28
aja What does Blo Okudzhava’s poetry have in common?01:15:31
it is written in detail in my book about01:15:34
Okudzhava as for prose here01:15:37
curious thoughts understand because I01:15:39
called Aku Java such an incarnation of the block01:15:43
Well, like a new incarnation of this type01:15:46
poet through01:15:52
60m yes After 50 more precisely it seems to me that01:15:55
the soul in its ordeals for something01:15:58
manages to learn something from01:16:01
block the problem was that with all01:16:03
his divine musicality with01:16:06
the genius of passages of his prose about01:16:08
which Pasternak said: He couldn’t01:16:11
write plot things whenever he wanted01:16:14
he doesn’t want to write a narrative autobiography01:16:16
given Retribution in prose he decided01:16:19
write Confession of a pagan brought her to01:16:22
scenes of meeting with love Mitina and somehow01:16:25
didn't go any further, but here's the soul in its own01:16:29
ordeals in your passions Remember01:16:31
block soul of ordeal ET across Russia in XX01:16:34
century she learned some new01:16:38
skills with some new unprecedented skill and01:16:42
really prose01:16:44
Okudzhava, unlike Blox, is not01:16:47
it is fragmentary it is plot fab it is of course01:16:51
a little boring01:16:53
Of course there is, it seems to me that01:16:55
certain verbosity but it is included in01:16:57
the condition of the problem is so frozen01:17:00
the painful, drawn-out reality is like this01:17:02
here February it is in the throat of Freedom01:17:06
How the pistol appears there it begins01:17:08
movement like sims so everything freezes01:17:11
God bless him, he's a very boring man01:17:13
Abrosimov then appears briefly01:17:16
on the journey of amateurs already as01:17:19
the old man is completely deaf01:17:23
Although he’s only 60 years old there, what’s the matter?01:17:28
does it appear to me at all?01:17:29
the feeling that Aku Java has the most expensive thing in01:17:33
prose is precisely musical literature01:17:35
motives like sideways repetition latent01:17:38
chirping of this or that topic It seems to me01:17:41
that the block is in posthumous existence01:17:44
before he incarnates again he simply01:17:47
I just learned how to write prose01:17:49
write plot things true plots zha01:17:53
they are always very peculiarly constructed01:17:56
because strictly speaking these are not plots01:17:59
these are the same Chekhovian alternations01:18:02
levs Well, let’s take a trip for example01:18:05
amateurs And an even more typical example01:18:09
this is of course a date with Bonaparte where01:18:12
three abruptly interrupted narratives01:18:15
form a complex01:18:17
textile01:18:21
ee01:18:23
him and this contact behind the wall01:18:27
after which it turned out to be impossible to live01:18:30
contact with the country of their spinners01:18:32
who are at home here who are always01:18:36
betray as if nothing is happening01:18:38
That's about the mended they are01:18:53
many pass along to subordinates01:18:58
they are not created for humiliation and for that01:19:01
to cold granites01:19:03
Petrogradsky Petrogradsky Embankment01:19:06
or the Peter and Paul Fortress was cooled01:19:09
their hot foreheads But this is Timosha01:19:14
do you understand such dedication to one’s own01:19:16
father and the book is written in memory01:19:19
dedicated to my father's memory01:19:25
who in his youth ran almost in childhood01:19:28
I suffered from cysts and then repented all my life01:19:33
But01:19:36
Okudzhava is trying01:19:39
show01:19:41
on a date with Bonaparte01:19:45
unbearable01:19:46
murderous01:19:48
humiliating contacts of a Russian person01:19:51
with the state precisely in a meeting with01:19:53
Bonaparte precisely in the war This was shown with01:19:57
especially bright is the plot prose and01:20:00
Moreover, it’s action-packed01:20:06
prose but written01:20:10
fragmentary mysteriously not01:20:13
I would write it just like that01:20:16
blog If he had time if01:20:21
He01:20:23
from continuously passing through it01:20:26
musical stream which is not01:20:28
was in the case of Okudzhava Okudzhava wrote with01:20:31
with huge pauses he had time TX01:20:34
five years of poetic silence How01:20:36
there he spoke of poetic suffocation he wrote01:20:39
when he was disposed to it01:20:42
era and most of the time he01:20:46
reproduced Bela01:20:49
creative period01:20:51
inspiration late fifties first01:20:54
the half sixties were a real blast01:20:56
six o'clock meeting with Olga01:20:59
Vladimirovna01:21:02
and the first half of the eighties And so01:21:07
when there was no demand in society for01:21:09
life and there was a request for accommodation I’m living out01:21:13
Okudzhava saved himself with prose too01:21:16
musical I think it's a journey01:21:19
amateurs is not inferior to the best pages01:21:22
his poem01:21:23
maybe standing next to01:21:26
songs Bogomolov did not agree Roman01:21:30
just beautiful and the songs are great01:21:33
other A kuja was a genius of one kind01:21:36
literature but a genius01:21:39
indisputable, I think they are brilliant01:21:41
there are also pages on the journey of amateurs01:21:44
By the way, Kuja didn’t like it when this01:21:51
Niv ro is a date with Bonaparte01:21:55
really conceptually much01:21:57
more serious01:22:00
and as for01:22:03
travel then this is well first of all01:22:05
stunning portrait01:22:07
Uli amazing nie lovenia01:22:11
Vladimirovskaya01:22:13
which can probably stand in one row01:22:16
with the most charming heroines01:22:18
Russian about world prose with balmoshnaya01:22:21
swift01:22:22
with these Polish roots with this01:22:25
madness in the eyes with this01:22:28
ready to explode and rush at01:22:31
this katak which is pursued by the whole krev01:22:35
the entire Empire cannot sleep peacefully without01:22:38
two people traveling on no it01:22:41
just a magical scene and magical01:22:43
the heroine and that ashen gray hair01:22:45
eyes I think there was a real avalanche01:22:48
not like that, but Olga Vladimirovna is like that01:22:53
this is a pleasure to read, of course. Well, kuja01:22:55
said yes love story that of course01:22:57
to the reader this01:22:59
forest I think that the block could if01:23:04
emigration occurred recovery If01:23:07
I would have to somehow learn to live again01:23:10
could use prose like this01:23:13
I'll tell you honestly when you01:23:15
start living in a new01:23:19
the country is not even new to you abroad01:23:23
never happened happened but when you start01:23:25
living in a new environment writing poetry can01:23:29
and become more complicated, but writing prose is01:23:33
that crutch with which you can01:23:35
somehow you can walk or else01:23:38
constructor with which you can01:23:40
reassemble myself aku two realized that he is a poet01:23:44
experiencing the poetic01:23:51
suffocation he must01:23:53
study01:23:58
some kind of imitation of creativity and then01:24:02
gradually it turns into the present01:24:04
creativity is alive and normal01:24:07
Limas in the West faced Russophobia01:24:10
oh how much01:24:12
once it happened they ban me in Russia01:24:16
what is this not01:24:17
Russophobia or a provocation is being staged01:24:20
What is against me is not Russophobia01:24:23
and for example01:24:25
create unbearable conditions in Russia for01:24:30
creativity and work but beautiful01:24:32
conditions for slander, denounce Russophobia01:24:35
Of course, but such Russophobia as from the outside01:24:38
I have not seen Russian authorities anywhere01:24:42
in the west, look no further01:24:46
east01:24:51
you have the feeling that she’s Russian01:24:56
culture is needed01:24:58
everyone except the Russian authorities whose01:25:02
dreams and that is, interferes and interferes01:25:05
seriously01:25:07
exactly what place in literature01:25:09
occupied by Arseny Tarkovsky and What01:25:11
his strongest01:25:13
poem Well, you know, choose from the poet01:25:16
one of the most powerful poems01:25:18
impossible Tarkovsky poet is quite01:25:21
smooth01:25:27
his best periods are01:25:29
thirties and seventies01:25:33
years late fifties when he led01:25:36
during the thaw he began to write, in my opinion, dini and01:25:40
a lot of01:25:43
but you see, we are the generation that knows01:25:47
Anivsky from his voice01:25:51
pla01:25:53
but at least it was impossible to get books01:25:55
if you weren't01:25:58
entrance to the bookstore01:26:02
writers when I met01:26:04
Matveeva last year and she found in me01:26:09
some sense together with Ivan Semyonovich01:26:11
who just became friends with me I became01:26:14
live in a writers' bookstore01:26:21
not to mention the fact that they01:26:24
the house itself was amazing01:26:27
the library from which they me01:26:29
they fed Tarkovsky but they didn’t01:26:32
loved it very much, so here are his books01:26:34
I wasn’t there, I knew his poems by heart01:26:37
there01:26:39
60-70 and it's hard for me to choose01:26:43
one thing still fascinates me01:26:46
Of course his voice acted divinely01:26:49
handsome with a slight southern Russian accent and01:26:52
divine reading style that I01:26:55
remembered and easy01:27:03
reproducing the soul listens to itself01:27:06
like Joan of Arc What voices then sing and01:27:10
I learned to control them then flutes01:27:12
I call [ __ ] or harps Sometimes I01:27:15
I wake up and everything sounds like a long time ago01:27:18
and it seems the finale is just around the corner Hello to you01:27:22
tall trunks elastic branches to the left angry01:27:25
rusty mysterious tree from where to me01:27:28
the birds flies off the first notes but stands01:27:31
should I take a pencil, what in general01:27:33
you see, yes, this is not the best for me01:27:36
favorite is not the best poem01:27:38
but it’s driven into me, there’s nothing you can do01:27:41
as well as01:27:45
and how much foliage covered our lungs01:27:48
trees pubescent sleep bubbles kiro01:27:52
wing of tortured butterflies ocher and purple01:27:56
hope for a precious life on Strife01:27:59
reconciliation I consciously01:28:02
I'm missing a line on the Bird's Nest roof01:28:05
I don't like her, but it's me and me01:28:08
with the love of that time we walk rustling through these01:28:10
leaves along the Lenin Mountains in the first01:28:13
our autumn01:28:14
love01:28:16
Zhurkov The thing is that this01:28:21
tin then I read it when I also01:28:24
Matveev was presented with Zabolotsky’s three-ton truck01:28:26
I've read01:28:28
and the trees I understood Zabolotsky and saw that01:28:32
Tarkovsky grows entirely from there, he knew01:28:35
I didn’t know this thing but priority01:28:37
Zabolotsky, this hexameter is obvious01:28:40
in the trees it's from there01:28:42
But even when I got to know poetry properly01:28:46
Soviet01:28:47
I still haven’t stopped loving hidden poetry01:28:51
Tarkovsky had his own note A for01:28:55
for me the color of Tarkovsky's poetry is the color01:29:01
evening sky from my eighth floor and01:29:05
the first stars and here01:29:08
this this star catalog I think01:29:11
that since he is serious about astronomy01:29:13
got carried away it would somehow penetrate him01:29:17
poems this amazing synthesis of science01:29:20
and there was still no hint of romance for01:29:23
why do I need the Star Catalog, also a song from01:29:25
Breitburg did this in the 8 million catalog01:29:28
unknown sky phone numbers01:29:31
hundreds of telephone numbers of the Marov unit and01:29:34
I'll survive the worlds, I'm the earth's turn now01:29:37
turned the steel A17 4025 I don’t know01:29:41
where to look for you the phone's membranes will sing01:29:44
Alpha Arion answers I'm on the road I'm01:29:46
now star I forgot you forever I01:29:49
star Denis sister I want you01:29:52
dream about you I don't care anymore01:29:54
call me in 30001:29:58
yo this is a masterpiece And of course there God01:30:02
here in Rome after a long time01:30:04
exile one01:30:08
semi-calm01:30:12
Neya stands with his head naked01:30:15
the breath of Rome As gray as dry grass01:30:19
Hello to you last stump fate is crafty and01:30:24
the kings are wrong, but still this has come01:30:27
day from metz01:30:44
equatorial place so lonely01:30:48
he took the astronomer as a friend01:30:52
new war poems would eat bread no salt01:30:56
I would eat salt and no bread Tailor Naka or01:30:59
you don't care, but I'm going to die01:31:02
refugee or wipe his lips put on shene not01:31:05
looking at his wife sonnet Oddly enough, but01:31:09
Most of all I probably love where the black one is01:31:12
The wind sings in the tongue like Nalchik01:31:20
thieves01:31:22
at the steppe stop, that's how it comes in01:31:26
festival of locusts Lutsk zamor 2 is in01:31:30
rails01:31:31
railway prophetic and vague01:31:34
Call of the blessed impossible ones who don't sleep01:31:39
cities at night and Careful as an artist01:31:43
the passerby watches the fire as long as01:31:46
the railway worker will not disappear in the region of ST01:31:49
divine orchestration on Oh this01:31:51
the howling night wind in Stepa is of course01:31:55
Mighty probably Here they are because I01:31:58
Less less much he likes things01:32:01
which Well, so rational01:32:10
Are they still built on the Western Front?01:32:13
without01:32:16
change Well, Roman is called in the West01:32:19
demon01:32:20
change01:32:23
no change there are serious changes01:32:25
The West has woken up01:32:27
The West understood what it was dealing with01:32:31
to paraphrase the famous phrase the West is very01:32:34
takes a long time to wake up but runs quickly and01:32:37
in this case he is not running towards01:32:40
towards01:32:46
compression event01:32:50
carrying out01:32:52
coins to understand son Rublik here01:32:55
it turned out well, I’m delighted. What if01:32:59
the new video is very talented and01:33:02
in general I'm proud I love I love the coin01:33:05
I'm terribly proud that I'm with her01:33:07
she's so cool, brave and cheerful01:33:09
lovely person She's fresh Oxy I'm not01:33:12
heard the fact is that I usually from my son01:33:15
getting information about it I mean01:33:18
senior information about the latest project01:33:22
xoxy But my son doesn’t live with me now01:33:25
he doesn't make his career with us01:33:28
survives safely in its area and I01:33:33
I communicate with him not very often less than01:33:36
That’s why I’d like to talk about creativity01:33:39
Oksimiron and about the latest movie news in01:33:43
genre of psychological drama and01:33:45
his latest literary hobbies01:33:49
I know quite a bit01:33:53
but I'll probably find out soon because we01:33:57
soon01:33:59
see you how do you like the last one01:34:02
Kosakovsky film01:34:09
I don't think anyone has seen him yet01:34:12
but I will see him, Victor the Great for me01:34:15
director and generally treats me well01:34:17
the relevant person promised to send it01:34:22
but I will leave one thing for me01:34:26
like there are people who have01:34:29
Absolute credit in my mind01:34:32
Kosakovsky cannot remove trust01:34:34
bad picture and would like to but can’t01:34:37
Therefore, you can be sure that it01:34:39
I really liked the new movie01:34:42
I liked the watercolor as I liked it01:34:44
the antipodes to me as the absolute called me01:34:47
Rapture is still his favorite movie01:34:49
my favorite one01:34:54
Yes he01:34:56
master of Soviet literature 50 years01:34:59
back read alexin interesting01:35:02
your opinion I was with Aleksin a little01:35:05
I know him interview01:35:10
Israel but I knew him already01:35:13
Russia like I01:35:20
most with peak creative01:35:24
in the seventies it must be said that in01:35:28
the seventies wrote everything best01:35:30
and Aksyonov and01:35:32
Voznesensky Well, Aleksin is a children's author.01:35:36
Kataev by the way01:35:38
speaking, Aleksin had01:35:42
excellent teen stories It's Me01:35:45
Why ask a question In connection with our course01:35:50
koina here Aleksin was clean I was not01:35:54
for children and this is not for adults this is for01:35:57
teenager who01:35:59
solves difficult moral problems for oneself01:36:01
questions about your favorite work01:36:04
Aleksin himself is with him01:36:07
I was a late child I really liked it01:36:10
Meanwhile, somewhere from which01:36:13
Vasiliev made a brilliant picture01:36:15
photos on the wall and thanks to the songs01:36:18
Okudzhava and thanks to amazing music01:36:21
legendary unknown author and01:36:24
thanks to01:36:25
absolutely brilliant story Well no01:36:27
brilliant but very talented story01:36:30
Aksyonov with the wonderful name And those01:36:33
in the meantime, somewhere we live01:36:36
there's a tragedy happening somewhere and we don't know01:36:39
about her but we feel an amazing image there01:36:42
this woman01:36:43
and I loved him less there Alika Detkina01:36:47
lovely detective story01:36:49
absolutely where very talented01:36:51
imitated by re bookish teenager I01:36:55
I generally thought that01:36:57
Aksyonov is a writer for the intelligentsia01:37:00
children of such intelligent loners01:37:02
That's why I could never tell him01:37:04
forgive the story of crazy eaters I told him01:37:07
decent meeting immediately said that I01:37:09
I love you so-and-so all the way down to01:37:12
Signalman and Gornistov are fine01:37:14
those crazy m01:37:19
prog e girls01:37:23
Olya who is for the sake of championship in everything01:37:26
drove her mother crazy there she was in01:37:29
on the way, everything disappeared in her mind01:37:31
buried And she01:37:35
so I took a detour about the fact that01:37:38
talented children spoiled by good things01:37:41
relationships become callous01:37:46
I always heard listened thank God not01:37:49
from one's own family selfishness arrogance01:37:52
separation from the team and01:37:56
Aksyonov Aleksin began to explain to me that01:37:59
he himself understands that talented people are often01:38:02
he's being bullied and [ __ ]. He didn't mean it.01:38:05
he really meant this one01:38:08
phenomenon when a person starts early01:38:11
when he is declared a genius early and is broken01:38:13
his fate but it’s still a bad thing01:38:16
I don’t accept it, but I think he’s wearing it01:38:20
really broke down01:38:23
superb late baby my brother01:38:26
plays on01:38:28
the clarinet is a pretty funny secret thing01:38:31
drummer prose Kotlov's signal earlier01:38:34
You know, he knew how to talk to01:38:37
children knew how to talk to them and was very01:38:40
good story third In the fifth row what01:38:42
want to01:38:43
you make a really good story01:38:50
onno01:38:54
it will harm him01:38:57
but he knew how, that’s important, he knew how to talk01:39:02
with these thin broken nerves01:39:05
children of Soviet01:39:07
seventies that he himself was a little alone01:39:09
of them he is in himself01:39:12
saved this there was a lot01:39:20
subro was a small lover of Yuri01:39:23
Yakovlev I am a little more of course01:39:25
Aleksin loved Well Sotnik Korinets01:39:29
native Koval they were Magnificent01:39:32
authors A Koval is just a genius to me01:39:36
I think I think it's Kim By the way it's01:39:40
The opinion is completely shared by them01:39:42
classmates I think01:39:46
what for Nago01:39:50
generation made This is important01:39:54
and you wrote about your revaluation of Galich01:39:59
How do you feel about Kim? Well, my01:40:02
attitude towards kim is quite detailed01:40:04
expressed in an article in Amateur And I’m just01:40:08
did not advertise it once again when01:40:11
I'm talking about Galich, but the top five01:40:14
- This01:40:15
certainly Galich Matveeva Vysotsky01:40:18
Okudzhava Kim01:40:21
on the nearby approaches Gorodnitsky is for01:40:24
me undoubtedly Well of course Vysotsky01:40:26
the most famous person from this01:40:28
layers Okudzhava In my opinion the most01:40:31
gifted Galich is the most formal01:40:33
perfect kim the most ruthless the most01:40:37
frank01:40:49
renegades, thank them, I'm quite01:40:54
I agree with Milstein who said01:40:56
that the main bard and the main singer and01:40:59
the main chronicles not only in the chronicles01:41:01
current events of the dissident movement01:41:04
was Yulich Asanovich Kim and the best of the best01:41:07
who wrote about the best of the best and01:41:10
some of Kim's works in particular01:41:12
the entire cycle of Moscow cuisine and thieves01:41:15
dissident and lawyer's waltz is01:41:18
literature is written in gold letters01:41:21
it’s just Galich, it seems to me formally01:41:25
Is he more perfect than that?01:41:28
quality school but Kim who studied01:41:32
in turn, from David Samoilov and from01:41:35
he learned from that brilliant01:41:37
negligence behind which is precisely01:41:40
titanic work, it seems to me gachu not01:41:43
inferior in any case to many01:41:46
essays01:41:47
Kima in01:41:48
the stories will remain01:41:51
undeniable I just understand when I01:41:53
I say01:41:55
about Matveeva Gali Chaka Java I have in01:41:59
I see people already standing on the classics shelf01:42:01
and Kim is among us and God bless him01:42:06
health sings writes lives actively01:42:11
I hope to perform at the end of April01:42:14
When will we arrange it here in01:42:17
I won’t tell the university nearby until I’m at01:42:20
which01:42:22
bye from The Ugly Duckling Bardin I hope01:42:25
that Kim the songwriter From There will be with us01:42:29
on a straight line01:42:30
communications01:42:33
remember Glory Glory Glory bird power01:42:37
our nice chicks guys guys guys guys01:42:42
good in mind and fluff and glorious in mind and01:42:47
in spirit and glorious in feather and down as well as01:42:52
how brilliant01:42:55
Kim's work is capable of sun but I am more01:42:58
I love the horse his song lyrics Well and mine01:43:00
Masha Russia, which is worse than anything01:43:03
written whip Not the last01:43:07
quality What is heard about King's new novel01:43:10
not yet01:43:11
I know something has been announced for the spring, but I01:43:14
not yet in01:43:19
chickens during or after courses01:43:22
writer's01:43:23
Sasha's skill has one thing I can tell you And01:43:28
this doesn't make me very happy01:43:31
it’s not enough when they start writing to stop01:43:34
they can't anymore Well, here I am in this new01:43:38
course in Rochester I gave Well two simple01:43:42
writing01:43:44
tasks Well because Modern01:43:46
the student likes to write more than read01:43:48
He likes to try more than01:43:50
study01:43:51
and I can't stop this flow now01:43:54
amateur texts And I'm glad for him01:43:56
because they are good01:43:58
written by an American schoolboy raised01:44:01
on document on Crime Na01:44:06
Literature investigation and if he01:44:08
describes the situation there I somehow briefly01:44:11
threw it here Describe the ideal01:44:12
crime they invent perfect01:44:15
crimes are very detailed01:44:17
they all01:44:19
anthropometric steps and his biography01:44:22
BC deposits are studied in great detail01:44:25
absolutely invent Ground always01:44:27
Wonderful01:44:28
Fudin but guys, I'm thinking and not speaking01:44:33
am I in01:44:34
of course I give them a substantial01:44:37
way out that is they will learn to write01:44:41
prose and it will always be handed over but01:44:43
after all, a man is possessed01:44:49
quality01:44:51
and writing01:44:53
Okay, I'm not at all sure what they are.01:44:56
they will be able to find themselves later in life01:44:59
literature is a colossal poisoning01:45:02
this is a spoiler for your whole life so01:45:06
There's basically one thing going on01:45:08
people get hooked on it01:45:10
But this is not drug addiction, it’s not even01:45:15
workaholism is the brightest thing01:45:19
entertainment is brighter than sex01:45:22
Believe me, that's why I'm probably trying01:45:26
give them such a tool for self-knowledge but01:45:29
remove them from this dependence I no longer01:45:32
I can and in general I don’t01:45:35
I want to write this to me someday01:45:39
Misha Edelstein said "If only"01:45:42
Humbert instead of molesting the fox01:45:45
Lolita wrote the novel Lolita immediately with01:45:48
from the very beginning it would have been much better for everyone01:45:52
this is better01:45:54
m a way to experience some things that01:45:59
otherwise you might get eaten01:46:01
This is happening and such a change01:46:03
this change is definitely in01:46:07
plus Well, now let's move on to the remark01:46:12
This means that there are two streams in Remarque’s work01:46:15
absolutely obvious fiction and01:46:19
historical01:46:21
And socio-psychological knowledge Name01:46:23
whatever you want, fiction is Three01:46:27
Comrade Life in01:46:31
loans partly black01:46:35
Obelisk But there were things with the help01:46:39
which he01:46:45
tried to explain for01:46:49
myself01:46:51
way to relieve neurosis01:46:55
fascism, he understood that fascism in01:46:59
Europe01:47:00
he came and wandered around the world before01:47:04
showing up here and there the first signs01:47:06
we see fascism, for example, in Multan01:47:09
case in the Dreyfus case in the Beilis case01:47:12
fascism already existed and that’s not only01:47:15
anti-Semitism is a national psychosis01:47:19
ressentiment01:47:20
crowd ZNO Matveyev's word that's the feeling01:47:24
crowd that is impossible01:47:26
overcome01:47:28
it wanders and it exists and it’s unclear when01:47:32
it happened one time when he01:47:34
he wrote in the west without change01:47:37
I really thought it was blood01:47:39
started the war The first war which01:47:42
was untied for no reason01:47:45
became the grave of the first generation of modernism01:47:47
and in general he has quite a lot there01:47:49
sensible thoughts about that one was unleashed01:47:52
in order not to give it to the generation01:47:55
it was a generation that took place01:47:57
matured young smart talented01:48:01
people who were ready to change01:48:05
peace but forgive them for the school stuff01:48:09
benches Threw into this meat grinder where they have01:48:12
There is only one interest left: Survive and devour Well01:48:16
and here's a terrible soldier's life01:48:22
primitive blood this life led to01:48:26
ultimately that's all01:48:28
depreciated, became zero and fascism began01:48:32
celebrate all over Europe but I think01:48:35
that he had another thought A thought01:48:38
defining01:48:40
the Arc de Triomphe and above all the night in01:48:42
Lisbon is my favorite01:48:44
The novel was The Thought of a Dead End01:48:47
human civilization is in the spark01:48:49
life and shadows in paradise for a reason01:48:52
this dialogue appears we are the last people01:48:54
on Earth no We are the first people on Earth Yes01:48:57
why not admit that human01:48:59
history is over human01:49:01
civilization has reached a certain dead end01:49:05
history as history01:49:07
personality the world as a history of personality is01:49:10
it's all over and the history of the masses has begun01:49:16
in the history of masses of people01:49:19
solution iriya ended social01:49:21
explosion of moral catastrophe01:49:24
Russia, by the way, was in that moral01:49:26
disaster on the right side but to01:49:28
unfortunately from too close contact01:49:32
became infected and in the process of this infection01:49:35
But there’s really no escape here01:49:38
during this infection she01:49:41
turned into New Fascist01:49:44
the power appeared in it is OTS01:49:47
thanks to01:49:49
from the seventies took shape in the form01:49:52
Russian party and in the form of Dugin in the form01:49:55
this blooming purulent pimple is01:49:58
blossomed today because of course01:50:01
the Russia we see today01:50:04
Dugin's monstrousness is absolutely01:50:06
unacceptable unbearable space in01:50:09
which we live is just an echo of that01:50:13
catastrophe its literal repetition01:50:15
Will this all end with01:50:17
catastrophe for Russia or will jump another01:50:21
someone This is the main question today01:50:23
time so everyone is watching today from01:50:25
such attention to Ukraine that this01:50:28
the monster is confronted in a close embrace in01:50:31
terrible fight and can become infected from01:50:34
all his hope is that they have01:50:36
quite high vitality and high01:50:38
immunity But this may not happen01:50:41
let's hide from this fact01:50:43
maybe no matter how terrible it sounds Remarque01:50:47
I sincerely believed that fascism was beginning01:50:49
where three conditions are met first01:50:53
inferiority complex due to or01:50:56
lost war or moral injury01:50:58
or this or that, well let's say01:51:01
contradiction between the archaic basis and01:51:05
fast-paced add-on like this01:51:07
it was in Russia at the end of the tenth like this01:51:10
was in Germany at the same time as this01:51:13
was in Spain01:51:16
honor second condition education crisis01:51:21
situation01:51:23
when the Elementary came to power01:51:26
people try the same basic things01:51:30
make everyone Well, the third idea is the idea01:51:34
which Remarque has is probably the only one01:51:38
reflected throughout European literature01:51:41
this is a deep moral crisis01:51:48
modernism is built by revolutions01:51:53
human relationships and Remarque are very01:51:57
exactly, by the way, Limonov is also very accurate01:51:59
this is how people would like it to be shown01:52:02
love would like to reach out to each other01:52:05
understand each other but in them unexpectedly01:52:09
suddenly a brutal beginning appears in01:52:11
shadows in paradise the scene of their first sex with01:52:13
Natasha when he first raped her01:52:16
actually01:52:18
and Prim was almost raped and then suddenly01:52:23
felt that he didn’t want it at all01:52:26
it’s already lying there because you’re not coming01:52:29
room I can’t do anything but then he hugged01:52:33
through her robe and there everything became again01:52:36
how joyfully the hero reports01:52:39
by and large you understand if you take01:52:41
Remark exactly how01:52:48
writing is like a writer he is not a genius he01:52:53
good fiction writer strong But exactly01:52:55
that's why he managed to write the most honest01:52:58
words He made the most honest diagnoses01:53:00
nation first in the night in Lisbon where he01:53:03
amazingly described01:53:07
just the tone of German newspapers and then very01:53:11
great he said the same thing01:53:13
Now I'm on the second01:53:17
I'll turn on the computer01:53:21
shadows in paradise01:53:23
but just so that I can01:53:26
you can see wonderful words which by the way01:53:30
recently quoted by Vladimir01:53:33
Pastukhov's message about the bombing of Berlin01:53:36
almost arrived now01:53:38
she experienced this every day01:53:41
several hours but so stormy that in01:53:43
hospital01:53:48
r not all exiles01:53:52
conflicting feelings hope01:53:55
we were already disgusted and afraid01:53:58
informed to the limit for every bomb01:54:00
fallen to the abandoned homeland01:54:10
was destroyed in the souls of emigrants and01:54:12
the person had to decide for himself which01:54:14
It turned out to be easier to take a position01:54:16
for those who had too much hatred01:54:19
drowned out all the other weaker ones01:54:21
movements of the heart compassion for the innocent01:54:24
innate Mercy humanity01:54:26
However, despite the experience among01:54:28
there were many emigrants who01:54:30
They believed that it was impossible to anathematize01:54:33
the whole people have not exhausted the question for them01:54:35
this is about the fact that the Germans themselves call01:54:38
get yourself into trouble with your terrible atrocities01:54:40
or at least blind indifference01:54:43
Faith in one's own infallibility is monstrous01:54:45
stubbornness in a word with all qualities01:54:47
German character who go hand01:54:50
hand with Faith in the difference between order and law01:54:54
the fact that the order frees you from moral01:54:56
responsibility of course the ability to understand01:54:59
the enemy was one of the most01:55:01
attractive properties of emigration But this01:55:04
the same property made me furious and01:55:05
despair where one could only wait01:55:08
hate where it really is01:55:09
existed after a short time01:55:11
the notorious understanding appeared and then01:55:15
for understanding the first timid attempts01:55:18
justify01:55:20
there were immediately witnesses for the defense01:55:23
there was a tribe of defenders and not prosecutors01:55:26
a tribe of sufferers and not01:55:30
The Avengers are golden words, you understand01:55:34
After all, if Russia has to pay01:55:36
for aggression we will have the same01:55:38
duality we will feel sorry for our own and01:55:41
I feel sorry for those of my own and I feel sorry for humanity01:55:46
which E01:55:48
The Leader unleashed the worst worst01:55:52
feelings and temptations and therefore the world has a long time01:55:55
Still has to shake himself off01:55:59
is perceived by both young people and me, and so01:56:02
Remarque the man was able to formulate this01:56:06
with ruthlessness it is a fiction writer01:56:09
an honest fiction writer who cares about01:56:12
to make it Honest and interesting01:56:15
with all these qualities he managed to01:56:17
write wonderful books and of course01:56:19
no one better than Remarque described the feeling of01:56:23
return Well, the eternal dream is return01:56:26
to the homeland when it is banned there01:56:28
his hero missed his wife so much at night01:56:32
in Lisbon that he crossed the river and entered01:56:35
Traveled to Germany, returned to Germany01:56:38
home, but what was waiting for him there was not01:56:41
nothing to do with what he left there01:56:44
this is a terrible rebirth01:56:46
probably like Dickinson says there for now01:56:49
the birds will not cast a farewell glance at01:56:52
the second time they can't fly away01:56:54
sinful deed poem second01:56:56
death I exploit the same idea and always01:56:59
you need to come back if you're really sad01:57:03
come back to see what it's all about01:57:05
turned and then left without01:57:07
turn Well, like Rozanova at seventy01:57:09
fifth year I think01:57:12
that many today are nostalgic01:57:19
Today's Russia would understand everything about the night01:57:22
If only Soboni would remember and say01:57:25
one more remark Thank you for the deliverance01:57:28
from fear and from melancholy and what’s also important01:57:32
remember Remarque showed whichever01:57:34
the country didn't seem hopeless01:57:37
with the first gusts of the wind of humanity she01:57:40
comes to his senses, it seems like shadows in paradise01:57:42
people will never live the same way01:57:44
they will never feel love again01:57:47
will never learn to speak01:57:50
the logs are so autistic01:57:52
amines but time passes and you begin01:57:56
look around returns Which01:57:59
humanity returns, fear goes away and01:58:02
people try as if nothing had happened01:58:05
start a new life so that you no longer01:58:07
Remarque tells us to enter this Circle01:58:09
guys Anything can be possible We01:58:12
the first people on the first earth01:58:15
nono in con01:58:18
conv01:58:19
abominations and therefore Nadezhda of course he01:58:24
I wrote this novel in memory of my sister01:58:27
Gelevan Sparks of Life is of course a novel about01:58:32
all those who were taken hostage but01:58:35
the edge of this novel in its last01:58:38
there is a line, not that there is hope01:58:42
order to start living again because01:58:45
otherwise this is betrayal01:58:48
ingratitude and of course this new one01:58:51
life must work out for us Thank you01:58:54
see you in a week01:59:15
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