what kind of writer is dostoevsky for me?ortunately, no matter which of his works i undertake, upon completion reading, as a reader i experience complete devastation, i lose all desire to take out paper to write. i think this happens because it is banal to me. “i have no experience of being in exile, no frightening experience of being sentenced to death, and then miraculously saved moments before the sentence was executed, i am not yet ready to write such works as the karamazov brothers or demons with such a detailed analysis of human nature, as i wrote in an essay about dostoevsky, japanese writer shusaku enda, multiple nominee for the nobel prize in literature. hello, we are gathered today." ekaterina evgenina dmitrieva , corresponding member of the russian academy of sciences, head of the department of russian classical literature at the institute of world literature. hello, i am cordially pleased to welcome you. polonsky, corresponding member of the russian academy of sciences, director of the institute of world literatur

dostoevsky is prose, but in the case of dostoevsky, there were situations when there were simply well it difficult for translators? you know, i can say that, again, based on this experience of working with french students, we sorted out, in my opinion, the bottom of the insulted, in general, some of romanovsky, that everyone read me in french, not in english, no, no, they read, they were french, our classes are in french, i understood, but i mean they didn’t read in english, no, no, no, they read in french, although another thing, your question is absolutely fair, because ... fall out, but nevertheless , well, this is how it is, actually, this is a big, big problem, very interesting, yeah, and by and large , dostoevsky enters western cultural consciousness with the publication of a book in 1886 called, the underground spirit, yes, yes, this book is a translation by galperin kaminsky, a translator of such a fairly famous emigrant from the russian empire, and charles maurice. nietzsche read it a year after its publication in 1987, and this became one of the most powerful reading shocks

becomes the occasion, or dostoevsky’s text, and where on this basis something is created, well, liket, this, by the way, is very interesting, because attempts , here's how to remove it it would be nice to correctly reproduce dostoevsky's russian life and so on, they are terrible, if only there was such a film by lampin, from 1946 or something, or from 1948 , a french one, girard philippe is an idiot, yes, but this is just a real nightmare, the important thing is that... the bearer of such a revelation of the russians , and then his anthropology is gradually realized by the terrible scythian dastoevsky comes as a word about man in general, only well , this russianness suddenly opens up new horizons in western man, it shows in him his underground, his irrational, his openness to the poles, its reversibility of the poles, that is, it is russianness that allows one to expand the horizon up and down, and opens up paradise. this is such a sublimation towards mystery, so it provides it, the metaphysical man of the 20th century is revealed in western man thanks to dostoevsky, but doesn’t it

dostoevsky, yes, that is, the connection with tragedy, with tragedy as a dramatic genre, was obviousthose who tried to read dostoevsky from within such a symbolic paradigm; experience shows that in fact he is one of the most staged authors in the theater and cinema. let's go big on the classics. bertolucci, patna, he puts on a double. unique, experimental. thing where dostoevsky connects with arta gadar, yes, gadar, creates his own film of the year sixty-seven, based on demons, where he shows the group there young movaists, sympathetically shows , yes, for them this new nechaevism is him, he perceives them ironically, but for him it is a natural, generally expected challenge, which should lead to the undermining of this terrible bourgeois society, right? which has come to its self-denial in the broad sense of the word, a bourgeois society of complete, understandable, intelligible values, including, say, soviet socialism, the specificity of dostoevsky, that he leads very different sides with his different texts, you know, and in general the perception of him in russia in the west is a

what kind of writer is dostoevsky for me?aper for writing. i think this is happening because he is simply too tough for me. i have no experience of being in exile, no frightening experience of being sentenced to death and then miraculously saved moments before execution. i am not yet ready to write such a detailed analysis of human nature works like the karamazov brothers or demons. this is what the japanese writer shusaku enda, a multiple nominee for the nobel prize in literature, wrote in his essay on dostoevsky. hello, today we are gathering our thoughts about the influence of fyodor mikhailovich dostoevsky on world literature and culture in the 20th century. ekaterina evgenievna dmitrieva, corresponding member of the russian. academy of sciences, head of the department of russian classical literature, institute of world literature. hello, i am cordially pleased to welcome you, corresponding member of the russian academy. genius but a giant, and he says that this is a unique situation, since in national literatures, at lea

what kind of writer is dostoevsky for me?n, i lose all desire to take out paper for writing, i think that this happens because he told me. dear friends, i want to offer you such a subjective view on this complex topic: we do not have the task of system analysis, but before we move directly to topic... let me ask you this question: my dear teacher palovich vyazimsky once said or repeats that in russian national literature there are three giants, not just geniuses, but giants. and he says that this is a unique situation, since in national literatures, at least european ones, there is either one person or one book, well, for the british it is shakespeare, for the spaniards it is donquihod, and so on. but in russian literature there are three giants in one century. dostoevsky, tolstoy, half of chekhov, because chekhov is a playwright on a global scale. how far are you ready to agree with this assessment? well, probably, if we talk about, we’ll start with the director, yes , i’m sorry, no, no, that’s exactly it, we have a hierarch

, there is an idiot to dostoevsky, he says a good book, that doctor says , it’s dostoevsky, he says, dear friends, i am eternally grateful to you , today we had cult musicians, alexey bilov, vyacheslav butusov, i’m vladimir ligoida, we were gathering our thoughts about it. to russian rock as a cultural phenomenon, thank you, hello, this is a podcast of the first persons and my hero today, director of the state hermitage mikhail borisovich pyatrovsky, hello, good evening, hello! he still sees what he wants to see, but what do you see, do you see peeling wallpaper or do you see maybe a loose baseboard or unwiped dust? well, to be honest, of course it’s always more pleasant to walk around someone else’s museum, because there, firstly, you are not distracted by the fact that suddenly a painting hangs a little crookedly or suddenly something is worn out on the floor, in addition, when you notice shortcomings, then you are pleased, but first you should notice your shortcomings, but in general there is time left... to see how the paintings resonate with each other, especially when it comes

if we distinguish dostoevsky from the russian empire and from the project of covering up the inhuman of the essence, yes of terrorism and what is happening there and the inhumane essence of the russian empire in general, so definitely, this is a very interesting psycho, something like freud ... and what is dostoevsky? it's like that, so the dude who was sitting in the zone comes to all these counts, they are clean, they are all beautiful, he says: boys, you know that you are there, because you were under the watch, because you are bitches, you have. .. everyone’s armpit stinks, you are all inside myshkin, you are all inside roskolnikov, and you would sit there, you were pariahs, and you would have been left out, and everyone said yes , damn it, sure, these are zekovsky’s stories , this is dostoevsky, we had a french woman we knew in the 90s, and she said, why did i specialize in russian culture, in dostoevsky’s tolstoy , then they , because they are, that is... a little crazy, a little abnormal, and i wonder, this is pure psychoanalysis, those who love freddy, those who love all thes

we formed. the story that dostoevsky, proust , oscar wilde and other classics may be removed from saleropaganda has already made a lot of noise on the internet, but in vain, nothing threatens classical literature, and there are no blacklists, they say so in the state duma in the association of online trading companies. he knows where the rumors came from. the megamarket is withdrawing from sale books that contain lgbt propaganda; a whole list of this literature is available on the internet, here and dostoevsky, and plato, and bakaci, and proust, and dozens of classics of all times. it was possible to find out who compiled the list; the association of internet trading companies showed zeal back in 2022, and most likely this was caused by the low morality of the compilers of the list, but by the desire to protect themselves from financial losses. this was the list. meeting with the state duma, because at that time there was no law yet, the law was just being drafted, the norms did not yet exist, there was only a draft, the concept of a normative act, and we came. the state duma with ques

very seriously, precisely from the point of view of russian music, then they will shovel all of dostoevsky this place... cut down dostoevsky, yes, yes, very fragmented, so they tried like this to say, to dig into such philistinism, well, in fact, we achieved a certain effect, of course, dostoevsky is millions of times broader, i really liked the statement, i forgot his name, this is an actor who received five or six emmys, it’s like in tv series, this is such an oscar , so he came to orthodoxy, he says, i discovered dostoevsky, i often... have to play terrible people, some kind of scoundrels, so i suddenly realized that dostoevsky wrote about terrible things from a position of light, uh-huh , this is very difficult, this is very difficult, and this is a huge strength, for rock music it’s just a colossal field of activity, and you agree that the russian’s hand is still ahead, theoretically it’s possible, but then... the way events are developing , reacted diplomatically, no, well, i ’m just watching how music develops, yeah, modern, it’s quite possible that at some level it will take on a s

well, now about the list of allegedly banned books, the story that dostoevsky, prus, oscar wilde ands may be removed from sale due to the low morality of the compilers of the list. rotikov, the idiotic list can be expanded indefinitely, if now someone is trying to make excuses, it still doesn’t add clarity, of course, because... today they ban one book, tomorrow another, the day after tomorrow a third, and if we follow exactly the logic of the banners, then of course, it is necessary to ban a significant part of the classics, and tolstoy, and dostoevsky, and pushkin, and maikovsky, and not only under the well-known law, but also under a whole series of articles of the same anti-extremist legislation, but really, why is the list only about lgbt propaganda? also extremism, chauvinism, sexism, contempt for women in society, sober people are against any ban on books and writers. the phenomenon of fascism, which is prohibited, is one thing, quite rightly, another thing is the designation of the phenomenon, these are different things, different things, and of course, these are the people w

very seriously, precisely from the point of view of russian music, then they will shovel all of dostoevsky and if this will be able to connect with the depth of dostoevsky, yes, then this will be what we are all waiting for, yes, there is such a consistency, yes, that’s how much, well, again, i don’t want to offend anyone, but in my understanding, but dostoevsky - this is symphonic music in any case, not necessarily the same pink floyd is, this is such a stripped-down dostoevsky, yes, yes, very fragmented, that’s it. they tried to dig into such philistinism, so to speak, and so, in fact, they achieved a certain effect, of course, dosaisky is millions of times broader, i really liked the statement, i forgot his name, this is an actor who received five or six emis, it’s like in tv series it’s like that oscar, so he came to orthodoxy, he says: i discovered dostoevsky, i often have to play terrible people, some kind of scoundrels, so i... suddenly realized that dostoevsky wrote about terrible things from a position of light, uh-huh, this is very difficult, this is very difficult, and this is a

here are dostoevsky, and plato, and bakaci, and proust, and dozens of classics of all times. making a list, i managed to find out. the association showed zeal. internet trading companies back in 2022, and most likely this was caused not by the high morality of the compilers of the list, but by the desire to protect themselves from financial losses. this was a list of questions for the meeting with the state duma, because at that time there was no law yet, the law was just being drafted, the norms did not yet exist, there was only a draft, the concept of a normative act, and we came to the state duma with questions about what would happen to these works, so we wrote them down on the list, showed it to colleagues from the state duma, they said, of course not. it is interesting to understand on what basis these particular authors and works were selected, what is the logic here, most likely, this is what the compilers of the list read or even heard about, if they had been more knowledgeable, they would have included here 11 thousand sticks of guiom apoliner, the diaries of daniil

example, it’s quite standard, that is, at the end of school - this is russian literature, this is dostoevsky first time, then it’s just the end of the eighties that they start publishing russian... philosophers we didn’t know, and you start reading about the gospel, about the church and the gospel itself, and then at some point in my life it was just a man, we were taught, by the way, from the conservatory he taught us the history of music and... and he’s just casual , he told us about music ancient india there or something otsteki there may there latin america this is pinatli chelitli this is the whole history of musical instruments, i still remember the name, and we asked him something about something, the word church sounded, he was fasting, now i understand that he himself was such an absolute neophyte, he says: well , i think that of course you don’t eat white bread there, but black bread there and it wasn’t that he said yes, that it was such a neophyte twist , yes, in that he said that well, what’s the point of reading if... i came to church late in general, because it was my fate that

what kind of writer is dostoevsky for me?ion, i lose all desire to take out paper to write, i think this happens because he just doesn’t...teeth for me, i don’t have the experience of being in exile, i don’t have the frightening experience of being sentenced to death and then miraculously saved moments before the sentence was executed, i’m not yet ready to write with that a detailed analysis of human nature such works as the karamazov brothers or demons, as the japanese writer shusaku enda, a multiple nominee for the nobel prize in literature, wrote in his essay about dostoevsky. hello, we have gathered today. here’s a question to ask you: my dear teacher, palovich vyazimsky, once said, or repeats, that in russian national literature there are three giants, not just geniuses, but giants, and he says that this is a unique situation, because in national literatures , at least european ones, there is either one person or one book, well , among the british it is shakespeare, among the spaniards it is donky move, and so on, here i

so the fact of the matter is that dostoevsky, he earned his living from this literature, and maybe thatyes, this is just another life situation, well, there was not much money when, in my opinion, he joined the ministry of education at the end of his life... he got a job, what does he have to do with determining which ones?

knives, he can hardly keep the composition , by the way, his contemporaries told him about this, dostoevskyd the novel on knives precisely for its incomprehensibility, slurred design, and let’s say, about the enchanted wanderer, many critics said there was no center in it, meaning precisely errors in the composition, but liskov himself said that the rounded plot was funny to him and that’s the center... to make a good composition, but here you are scolding liskov, well, let’s praise him, he and so little attention is paid to him, i’m now trying to analyze just the reasons why he didn’t write a big book, that is, say, czechs, who was very worried that he couldn’t do a big thing, he didn’t hide it, he said brevity sister of talent, what? yes, it doesn’t mean that he praised himself, he was a very modest person, no, he said, brevity is just the sister of talent, that’s what he meant, not talent itself. yeah, he recognized chekhov because he was a truthful man, it seems to me that he didn’t know how to lie at all, well, he’s a doctor, a doctor should look at things straight, he tells his patien

that war and peace is a good novel, but on these two or three names, in fact, only tolstoy and dostoevskyames. they did it with great efforts, great propaganda efforts and incredible money, they did on this self-image. besides, on the one hand , this is funding from moscow, this russistics all over the world, on the other hand, when russia was, when the soviet union was in a state of cold war with the west, well, russian studios were financed from the american budget, because they were , they studied the enemy, we in us. we have no other way but to go to international forums and talk, talk and talk, well , there is no other way, we have to represent our culture for... the ukrainian institute, in my opinion, does very little for this, between teams, publishing texts, translations , and this is not so much about money, of course, no, we cannot invest money in this right now, we are investing in weapons, but there are people, there are our friends, with whom we need to work, well, there are in slavic countries, not only in slavic countries, they need moral help so that we do this, that, afte

dostoevsky, what is the complexity of dostoevsky, even for our reader, it is very difficult to entert is, you are saying that this solved the problem of immediately cutting off those who are still not able to think condition, because they are american architects, and everyone who is able to go through this, what peskov is talking about, they have a function. no, a certain one must be blurred in their heads template, this is not a template perception of tomorrow’s words of biden, sunak, macron and so on, it was a task to problematize their consciousness, yes, but in fact, it’s not in vain that you, by the way, also remembered, and on saturday the day before yesterday i streamed for two hours on i conducted the interview on my telegram, but in solo mode, without answering questions, i analyzed this interview. page after page, meanings, bookmarks and so on, it took 2 hours to do this in a conversational mode, it was laid out in this introductory part, and i told my listeners that the interview had passed and now the advisers, well, like educated boys, himself a half-adviser several time

hanged, buried alive, and so on and so forth, but this hatred, oh to which fyodor mikhailovich , dostoevskys, she is blind, she is intuitive, she is some kind of genetic, but only among... the inhabitants of europe, who for many years have been fattening under the american nuclear umbrella, and pay attention. life, nothing has been forgotten since childhood, but today it’s not at all like that, everything is forgotten, everyone is forgotten, no one wants to remember the 27 million citizens of the soviet union who died, liberating the world from the german reich, now on the seventy-fifth anniversary of the victory over germany, the united states is releasing a commemorative coin, look what... it depicts, on the seventy-fifth anniversary of the victory over nazi germany, who is depicted on this medal, three flags of the united states, great britain and france. on... there is no , notice, when we talked about this, when there was no military special operation in pomin, this is what anthony blinken says, whose country opened a second front only in 1944, when it was absolutely clear that the red

had to sit down and grind this text instead of telling a story, the fact of the matter is that dostoevskyhat’s why he actually has such voluminous texts, yes, that they paid for... the number of words, and liskov has another source of income, he is an official, and accordingly, he treats literature as an art, sits, grinds out words, yes, this is just another life situation, well , there was little money when he , in my opinion, at the end of his life he got a job at the ministry of education, and there he determined what books could be printed for public libraries, he had a salary, he was given 1.00 rubles a year, well, just do the math, well, that’s not much, yes? they just didn’t notice him at all, i think, here liskov's posthumous fate smiled on him exactly according to what we were talking about, the state system changed , the civilizational model changed, the people became nominally the ruler of the state, bitter, as the main proletarian writer, he needed to find some tradition in the 19th century, which he would like continues, uh-huh, yes, by the way, this is an interesting fact, y

great people such as tolstoy, dostoevsky, mayakovsky, gogol and anton chekhov. well, in the future, we will have a trip to japan to get to know the parliament and the electoral mechanism of the japanese parliament. we will talk with dr. seijiro takeshita, a university professor. obviously, in principle, the actions of the house of commons are also monitored it has 242 members and its term is 6 years, and any person over 30 years of age with japanese citizenship can be a member of this parliament . there are no mandatory elections in japan. japan is a very democratic and peaceful country. i must also say that we are in terms of numbers. murder with firearms is the last one, so there is no compulsion. in japan , there is no uniform government and there is complete freedom in matters related to voting. what monitoring institutions monitor your elections and how do they work? ? a very democratic process yes, we have the ministry of interior affairs and communications, which has very good monitoring capabilities. of course, we are witnessing cases that we can call il

beard, beautiful, well, it looks like this, you know, like this, father zasima, fyodor mikhailovich dostoevsky i saw his sketches... of course, i consider russia my homeland, because i was born here, i grew up here, i love this culture very much, a person is always similar to the environment in which he lives, so it is our russian , by the way, i wanted to say, i looked at it, it’s very interesting, such a living story, amazing that i, as an artist, was delighted to watch our ballerina, such ease, what artist doesn’t like to write, to draw like that, remember, degas, yes, our prince, look at his garden, yes , i wanted to come here and be the host, i wanted us to sing this famous song together. and now i’ll do the first part, sing it, and you guys will sing the second part. okay, are you ready? first, 1, 2, 3, three. give me your hand, let me have your other hand too, i wanted to ask if you know how to cook, but i felt the answer in your hands, you cook great, i'm sure, hello, how are you? okay, i’m natalya, are you considering moscow for life or something? i have an apartment in samara, but wh

it’s just a form of a smile, you know , in fact, but we have tragedy, we have tragedy, we have dostoevskynd this, you become a patriot, but you were 21 years old, as you said, that is , you realized very quickly, well, listen, i’m at school. .. the affairs of dostoevsky , the crime of punishment, for me it was a shock, you know, when i looked at tarkovsky’s solaris, i came to my parents, i said, how can you sleep, get up, you understand how we live, it’s not the same, well, my soul was drawn to god, naturally, the classics, i very much i read, you know, the classics, the russian classics, helped me a lot, because russian fiction, it’s all orthodox, it’s an idea, you know, well... there won’t be a soviet union, what kind of nonsense, who wrote this? russia will lose, soviet. and then it was written there that america, england, most of europe would drown, now this is the world, this will be, well , you know, how was this possible then. a company that made money all the time, but how many young singers and musicians there were, you know, composers, but they weren’t given it’s just, it was a

great people such as tolstoy, dostoevsky, mayakovsky, gogol , and chekhov. well, in the future, we will have a trip to japan to get to know the parliament and the electoral mechanism of the japanese parliament. we will have a conversation with mr. dr. seijiro takeshita, university professor. 475 members have been formed and their term is four years, and any person over 25 years of age with japanese citizenship can be a member of this parliament. the house of commons , which basically supervises the actions of the house of commons and does not have a diktat, has 242 members and its term is 6 years, and anyone who has a document and japanese citizenship over 30 years old can become a member of this house. there are no mandatory elections in japan. japan is a very democratic and peaceful country. i must also say that in terms of the number of murders with firearms, we are in the last place are. so there is no compulsion. in japan , there is no uniform government and there is complete freedom in matters related to voting. but the candidate for the house of lords

second moscow me go read the battle for moscow they will zombify you , once fyodor mikhailovich dostoevskyh non-existence, but by and large i now i kind of want to go back to seeing, understanding what’s happening, seeing what we talked about at the beginning, it’s very important to understand who is trying to destroy the country from the inside, and you need to understand that it won’t be the way it was, because today a new elite is really being born at the front, but victory can only happen when those who... are confident that there is no voluntary or involuntary betrayal or sabotage behind them, we cannot allow ourselves to be lulled into calming thoughts that it somewhere will resolve itself, this will not happen, god willing, these people will return, return with victory, and we must understand that they may have questions for us, a lot depends on... can we answer their questions? you know, recently, asking myself questions trying to find answers to them, i think, how would alexander sergeevich pushkin, for example, write amazing poetry in 1831, which contains the following lines, beh

, if we talk about those that are related to russia, there were the societies of tolstoy, there dostoevskyl this now, it exists, but it exists on something like that, not even on breathing, but maybe somewhere a little bit there... they give oxygen so that they don’t die completely, but in general this is impossible, i’m now talking about those that, for example, are being created and are coordinated by former russians or russian citizens, and if we talk about german organizations, well, here’s an example from today, here’s a completely fresh one, in 2 weeks i was supposed to give a lecture at one austrian hunters’ union, well, you’ll laugh, but they often gather in groups that actually resolve political issues in society. i wouldn’t give a lecture to a society of austrian hunters, and neither would an artist, i also wanted to say this, but i won’t say anything, no, there really is a society of hunters, and good weapons, very good hunters, but among them, of course, among these hunters, most of them are former, of course, military, former officers who want time free from shooting. listen t

yes, yes, we are in havana, cuba, but gogol turgeev, dostoevsky, tolstoy, ostrovsky, pushkin, chekhovary of cuba. collection collected. rally for his visit to cuba. brezhnev addressed the legacy of jose marti in his speech. the future of humanity is peace, said the glorious son of cuba, hase marti. there was a time. with that very star of the hero of the soviet union and do not forget the leader of the country only 90 miles from the united states, which imposed sanctions on the cubans, even then the soviet union, all the countries of the socialist community extended a helping hand to her. well, about the helping hands from the rest of the socialist camp - this is a well-known exaggeration. many have already realized that here in moscow, we are now going to go to the former museum of the revolution, now the museum of contemporary history of russia, so let’s take a look. in this canvas by the artist nalbanden, fedelkastra, leonid brezhnev is in the center, in a painting dedicated to the congress of the cpsu. and everything is logical. because it was the soviet union that, by the end of

brezhnev. now, let's take a look inside, yes, yes, we are in govan in cuba, but gogol turgenev, dostoevskyermantov, we are in the russian hall of the national library of cuba. the collection was collected by cuban russian scholars. here in nof we turn to their elder. forever, forever. i didn’t remember his behavior in revolution square at the ceremonial meeting on the occasion of his visit to cuba. brezhnev addressed the legacy of jose marti in his speech. the future of humanity is peace, said the glorious son of cuba, cose marti. there was a time, he added, when they resorted to war as the first thing. his teams, he was very well prepared, or he was so moved by the cube, the mutual love was strong, this is also the moment. the power of the cube. nearby, fidel with that same star of the hero of the soviet union. and, don’t forget, the leader of the country is only 90 miles from the united states, which imposed sanctions on the cubans. even then the soviet union. all countries of the socialist community extended a helping hand to her. well, about helping hands from the rest of the socialist

just watched an excerpt from the wonderful film by ivan alesanovich pyryev based on the novel by dostoevskynnya, who is probably more than anyone who is raging here and needs money, cannot step over his own dignity, cannot, and falls in volume. this is a very interesting thing that i wanted to talk about, what is money? money makes it possible to live, eat, dress, study, a person saves, calculates, calculates, and calculates, this is for most people, and for these people money, how... talk about this, because it is directly related to everything that we will talk about below, recently there was information that they tried to burn several tons of banknotes in a barn, who -he said that this was connected with the roshukov family, then they said that this is not so , and it doesn’t matter who, it matters what it means. you know, rustam ibraginbekov, when we worked with him, told me the story of writing one of his scripts about theft there, about corruption, and he told me that he listened to the interrogation, the investigators showed him the interrogation of a man who worked as a storekeeper

speech in tula , it’s amazing, especially when he talks about patriotism and liberals, well, like dostoevskyiberals, he says, we are not liberals through the mouths of our heroes, there in my opinion, his wingman is an idiot, this says that we hate liberalism in general as an ideology, show me a real russian liberal... that’s how much they raised the value component of our struggle, we threw down such a challenge, our presidents, first of all, your guys on front, a challenge to this collective west, i have a question: can we continue to maintain this high bar? i would like, there is no way , everyone understands everything, but look, the west is very cunning, now it will offer us a deal, it is already offering, there is a lot of information about this. will offer and offers a deal, this is what you were talking about, some scientists, and not just scientists, that there are no such people in the political corridors, i think there are, there are no such people among the petty, middle , big bourgeoisie, i am convinced what we have we say, the west is tired, in our society, among these circles

i love dostoevsky, kuprin, bunin. a lot depends on your mood. what did you write?g scary. horror? no, it was just written terribly. at you will turn out good, good, or maybe you won’t learn anything, the basis of life is a struggle, a struggle with an opponent, a struggle with oneself , someone is struggling with an illness, someone with a lack of self-confidence, you know, you should never give up, but family doesn’t interfere with my sports career, family supports me, this is... where is khorkina? ready? are you next? what’s wrong with my back, it hurts a lot, we’ll let it go, we’ll recover, boris vasilyevich, i ’ll do everything, everything is clear here. well done, hi, how are you feeling, hi, as you see, dash, can i ask you come, not so often, but i’m not alone today? with a real olympic champion and i’ll immediately think about you, hello guys , hello, why are you confused, let ’s ask what you wanted, and show me the gold medal, i didn’t bring it with me, guys, but i brought it, wow, cool. can you hold it? yeah, be careful, dash, i i can't, you guys can, you

damned, idiot, that we watched an excerpt from ivan aleksandrovich pyryev’s wonderful film based on dostoevsky’sne who is raging here, but needs money, cannot step over their own dignity, cannot, faints, this is a very interesting thing that i wanted to talk about, what is money? money makes it possible to live, eat, dress, study , a person saves, calculates, calculates, and calculates, this is for most people, and for these people , money, as a rule, matters precisely in order to ensure their life, and money itself yourself, papers. they don’t have direct meaning for him, they matter for his life, and what happens to a person or to people for whom money loses its meaning, simply loses its meaning, and i wanted to talk about this, because it is directly related to everything that we will talk about below. recently there was information that they tried to burn several tons of banknotes in a barn, someone said that it was... connected with the roshukov family, then they said that this was not so, and it doesn’t matter who, it matters what it means , you know, rustam ibragenbekov, when we worked wi

, well, who knows, why do you know, dostoevsky died, as i protest, dostoevsky is immortal, skip sophiea matter of taste. why is there all this smoke on the boulevard? and this is the house of writers, mushroom eaters speaking. we must assume that this is an inseparable couple of cows and... visited there, there is no doubt about it, gentleman, leave us, bah, the least we could have expected was you here, what did you come with? not invited, but foreseen guest, i come to you, the spirit of evil and patron of shadows, if you come to me, then why you didn’t say hello to me, former tax collector, because i don’t want you to be healthy, but you’ll have to come to terms with this, would you be so kind as to think about... the question: what would your good do if it weren’t for did evil exist? and what the earth would look like if shadows disappeared from it, because shadows come from objects and people. here is the shadow from my sword, but there are shadows from trees. and from living beings, don’t you want to rip off the entire globe, sweeping away all the trees, all living things, in the

happen is not very interesting, but to be, then there would not be shakespeare, there would not be dostoevskyif they just wanted to do something today. tell me, here is your experience in perm, i think that this is a unique experience in russia for sure, since you reformatted this theater, you remade it, you rebuilt it, you restarted it, you did what... no, i just think that the perm viewer is the most sensitive in this point of view, because we educated him, we created laboratories for the modern viewer, we met with this analysis, that is, the program is very rich, and the fact that we are now in we are building a radio house in st. petersburg, i started it back in novosibirsk, then i seemed to establish it more powerfully, well, that is, you are following the path. there are some noises, this is a living process, but when you see that 50 people have not yet sat down, you go out, because it is not the others’ fault that they come on time, but they also want to, there moscow traffic jams, you know what’s happening, they’re trying to sit and say: the entire introduction to the pianism will be

the fact that he was often... used in this role, he dreamed of playing some classical characters, dostoevskyis some kind of mine youthful cuteness, it somehow bothered me. arriving home, nikolai saw and heard how people discussed the serious roles of his father, with what respect they treated him, and the whole family. among the minsk intelligentsia their family was called ideal. stubborn useful stumps. this is our main advantage. was an amazing couple, simply beautiful, both talented and incredibly faithful. i envied the happiness i dreamed of in my life. i envied them that what a beautiful couple they were, kolya felt this very much when kolya talked about his parents, he often spoke with such envy, even some kind of delight, about their love for each other, so the book came out, red and black by nikolai eremenko, where he writes: you can even read, i rest my soul with my parents, i literally. i drink comfort, peace, tranquility with every cell, this is happiness, when i read this, well, thank you, son, this is good, this, this warms the heart somewhere, if you think so, the last time i wa

dostoevsky, if there were no pushkin, there would be no one if they we just wanted to do something todaythink that this is a unique experience in russia for sure, because you reformatted this theater, you remade it, you rebuilt it, you restarted it, you did something that no one else has managed to do, you transformed did you feel the pain of this very new art of opera? audience resistance, did you suffer from this? no, i just think that the perm viewer is the most sensitive in this point of view, because we educated him, we created laboratories for the modern viewer, we met with this, analysis, that is , the program is very rich, and what we are doing now at the radio house in st. petersburg, i started back in novosibirsk, then it seemed to be more powerfully approved. well, that is, you are following the path that, in a sense, martya showed you, he is my hero, whether you like it or not, he influenced me very much, he was like a father to me. we continue the theater podcast, our guest today is the legendary theodor kurendes. as you know, i attend your concerts. the last episode i remem

will happen later, what will happen exactly. then there wouldn’t be shakespeare, there wouldn’t be dostoevsky anyone if they just wanted to do something today. tell me, here is your experience in perm, i think that this is a unique experience in russia for sure, because you reformatted this theater, you remade it, you rebuilt it, you restarted it, you did something that no one else has managed to do, you. .. turned per into a meka of this very new operatic art, did you feel resistance from the audience, did you suffer from this? no, i just think that the viewer pemsky, he is the most sensitive in this point of view, because we formed him, we created a laboratory for the modern viewer, we met with this analysis, that is, a very rich program, then we are now in the radio house ... we continue the theater podcast, our guest today is the legendary theodore. kurendis. as you know, i attend your concerts. the last episode i remember was when you stopped the concert, waited until the audience finally found their seats, sat down in them, and you started again. considering that you turned around into

the entrance there is a column with books that are the most popular, but who was there, tolstoy, dostoevskyd peace at the same time, i remember, it was during this trip, i visited america more than once, it was published in the united states with a circulation of 700,000 copies, i must say, it was sold out, and this is such a book, this is such a book, where there are a lot of complex, i would say , things, in america there is its own intelligentsia , in america there is a very educated elite, in america there are people who know a lot, are interested, understand, so i think that for them this is this excursion into history, it will not at all, will not provoke they are in shock on the contrary. will be very useful for them, but my version is that our president did not only do this for them, i think that we forget that this interview, because it will probably end up in ukraine, it will probably happen, since everything that is from russia today completely closed, in fact, our president has not had the opportunity to communicate directly or live at all for more than 2 years. everything has b

is not very interesting, but the view - then there would be no shakespeare, there would not be dostoevskyd be no pushkin, there would be no one, if they just wanted something today do, tell me. here is your experience in perm, i think that this is a unique experience in russia for sure, since you reformatted this theater, you remade it, you rebuilt it, you restarted it, you did something that no one else has managed to do, you transformed it in the meku of this very new art of opera, you felt the resistance of the audience, did you suffer from this, no, i just think that the audience. he is my hero, whether you like it or not , he influenced me very much, he was like a father to me, a big premiere, your mother would be unhappy if she saw all this, but mother is not here, continue, my soul, take the trouble to get up with monday on the first, the palm is open, under no circumstances should it be clenched into a fist. the only place where there could be a gun is in the left hand under the napkin. we can avoid opening a second front only if with one blow we will decapitate the leadership of

to sit down and grind out this text instead in order to tell a story. so that's the point, that dostoevsky earned his bread from this literature, and maybe that’s why he actually has such voluminous texts, yes, that they paid for the number of words, and liskov has another source of income, he is an official, and accordingly, he treats literature as he sits down to art, grinds out words, yes, this is just another life situation, well, there was little money when he - in my opinion, at the end of his life, got a job in the ministry of education, and he determined there how... you know as far as i remember, for example when lady mcbatten of the tsensky district this point was published, it did not attract the attention of the public at all, it was simply not noticed, i think here liskov’s posthumous fate smiled on him exactly according to what we were talking about , the state system has changed, the civilizational model has changed, the people have become nominally ruler of the state, bitter, as the main proletarian writer, he needed to find some kind of tradition in the 19th century. helpe

vova moshkov, every time we crossed paths, we went to our dirty pavilion, and they, that means, to dostoevskyzhin, he threw away, that means, his sheepskin coat , knelt down, walked towards him, german says: “alexey erovich, why the ermolnik, why the ermolnik, let me at least voice it, but it was a joke in which.” only part of the joke, because everyone was jealous of me , what can i say, i was jealous of myself, and despite the fact that it was long and difficult, i’m still going to ask peresilt how much this whole suit weighed, well, probably now they it’s already easier, they were probably heavier before, what still connects me with the cosmos is that i have rumata’s entire costume, it weighed 28 kg, everything was not made of plastic, everything was natural, metal, and alekseyovich also liked to pour water on it before the shot. and it became approximately 40 kilograms , while he asked me to jump into the saddle of a horse, he somehow connected, i said this with love, he somehow connected with these some kind of middle ages, and the saddles were on horses with back in those days, i have t

were 21 years old, as you said, that is , you realized very quickly, no, well, listen, i studied dostoevsky punishment, for me it was a shock, you know, when i watched torkov’s solaris, i came to my parents, i said, how can you sleep, get up, you understand how we we live, not the same, but my soul was drawn to god, naturally, the classics, i read a lot, you know, the classics, russian, helped me a lot... russia will lose, the soviet union will lose everything, it will be within completely different borders, and the whole the world will fight against her, in the end, i thought that this is a sick person, so what will happen next will not be rich, but spiritually she will be strong, and then it was written that america, england, most of europe will drown. now this is global, this will be, you know, how could this be then read it, and i think it was written by someone unknown, some old man wrote it, this is some kind of prophecy, you know, all this is coming true, europe is not christian, there is no idea there, only money , there should be an idea , you see, unfortunately, we went like this,

classic, on the other hand he is a little lost against the background of his contemporaries, tolstoy, dostoevsky him, but he seems to be in parallel with the main classics, but at the same time many are underestimated, how to explain this? well, this can be explained simply by the feast of literature of the 19th century, it so happened that this art turned out to be so socially in demand that very large, serious, talented people came to this specialty and the competition was very high, throughout the 19th century and incomparable. what we had in the twentieth in all previous centuries, well, in the twentieth , other entertainment appeared, yes, cinema, radio appeared, entertainment that was more understandable to the crowd, yes, than literature, the share of literature in, say, entertainment culture was one hundred percent, well, theater could somehow compete, but still literature was the most important of the arts, well, because literature still spreads everywhere, theater - this is for those who are present in the hall, yes, but for the literature, everyone can read it. you know, i was not so

does not just belong to the territory, there to the language and so on, it is still pushkin, and dostoevskyte composer will be heard, i tried to get 10 from him years of this work, but actually, that’s enough, we’ll show it. spiritual thirsty! in the dark desert i drag myself and the six-winged seraph at the crossroads appeared to me with his light fingers, like a dream he touched my mornings. the things of the apple of the eye were rejected, like frightened faces; he touched my ears, they were filled with noise and ringing. and he leaned into my hands, tore out my sinful tongue, both idle and crafty, and pitifully wise, clearly, exposing my frozen ones, he put them in, bloodied his right hand. and he pierces my chest with a sword and tracks my heart to the weblin and ubl the chest, blazing with fire, is pushed open. i lay like a corpse in the desert, and god’s eyes cried out to me, rise up, prophet, let us go, be fulfilled by my desire, and going around seas and lands, wait for the heads of people’s hearts. it’s my kids, it’s ours, come on brother, let’s go, woah! olga korbukina, alexey be

which bookstore they tell me to go, everywhere we will find russian classics, pushkin, chekhov, dostoevskyations in the capital of the republic of monago. the secretary of our security council nikolai patrushev met with the representative of the country's president lauriano ortega murillo. he oversees issues of interaction with moscow. in addition, patroshev and murillo took part in multilateral security consultations, where they also attended delegations of cuba, venezuela and bolivia. according to patrushev, the development of contracts with countries and contacts with latin american countries is of particular importance for russia. preserves the love for the homeland and the faith of the people of the fatherland. alexander came from donetsk, cossacks from the new regions that historically inhabit them are represented for the first time on such a circle. the donetsk cossacks have been fighting since 1914 . at the moment, they are also in volunteer units within the army corps, which were also formed from volunteer units dpr, emphasizing, since the fourteenth year. quite a lot of cossacks.

but if we talk about those that are related to russia, there were the societies of tolstoy, there dostoevskyis, not even on breathing, but maybe somewhere there they give a little oxygen so that it doesn’t die completely. but in general this is impossible, i’m talking now about those that, for example, are created and are coordinated by former russians or russian citizens, and if we talk about german organizations, well, here’s an example from today, this is completely fresh, in 2 weeks i was supposed to give a lecture at one austrian hunters’ union, well, you’ll laugh, but they often gather in such groups, who actually decide political issues, the society of hunters gathers not only amateurs. i would rather be a jew, i would not give a lecture in the company of austrian hunters, as well as artists, i also wanted to say about this, but i will remain silent, no, there really is a community of hunters, and good weapons, very good hunters, but among them, of course, most of these hunters are former, of course, military, former officers who want, in their free time from shooting, to listen to a

interest triggered, how far can i go, a creature or an object or have the right, if i remember dostoevskyi learned the limit of my idiocy. nikolai anatolyevich, our hard worker, is clearly not laughing today, that’s who lost big. his salary is small. 15,500 is his pension and now, even if he is fired, they will give him is he getting a normal pension? this also interests me, he’s not registered anywhere, we ’re afraid to register him here, they’ll take away the apartment for debts. works two shifts, pays all his salary for debts, he has 3,300,000 of them, this is what a dead end looks like, you can’t do anything with yourself, because, because my relatives will all be responsible for me, i won’t be able to lie down normally in the next world this, probably with this thought, if he is that color, and how can i help him? it’s unclear whether the inventor of the telephone would have known what terrible thing he came up with, so we urge you again and again, strangers are calling, no matter who they say they are, don’t be afraid to hang up, this is your life, your money, take care of it, take

paris, this is lemoshsky porcelain, this is our imperial porcelain factory, you see, this is fyodor dostoevskyon ok, i hasten to reassure everyone, there is a special coating here that protects from all influences, i bought all sorts of protective things, if i fry something, i put a screen here. what you need for the kitchen, even if you dropped something or someone walked through the back door wearing shoes, you can’t see the upcoming cleaning, great, it’s such a sunny day, everything is flooded with light, do you use it? you always have to cover it up, in fact , there is not that little light left, the light still breaks through, in principle, enough, in some southern cafe, cafe now we will organize. the chef has everything ready, we can invite everyone, and our light italian snacks, in general this kitchen is ideal for two or maybe three skinny italians, there is no cup left, i like coffee, i like it for myself, that’s right, i’m sitting with you, i’m just fine, dmitry, they didn’t squeeze you there, no , i’m very comfortable, comfortable, because i don’t have to run there and don’t serve a

floor, it’s in the heart, and that’s how we are, our culture is like that, people-oriented, and dostoevskyius of russian culture, russian literature, spoke a lot about this, about the russian soul, after all, western society is more pragmatic, russian people, russian people, he thinks more about eternal, thinks more about values, moral , ethical, i don’t know, maybe you won’t agree with me, but still western culture is still more pragmatic, and this, in principle, i’m not saying that this is bad. makes it possible for today's golden billion to achieve good success in production, even in science and so on , there is nothing bad here, i’m just saying that we seem to look the same, but well, the consciousness is built a little differently, and of course we need this, that is, you think, is there something supernatural at work here? rose, multiplied, strengthened, then they left the international arena in the quality to which they were accustomed. i probably don’t need to give these examples, but starting with the same horde conquerors, with chengiskhan, then the golden hordes, ending the grea