that 's what alexey pavlovich said, yes, and he says, as i understand it, he supports.f you are a techie, then you should not only know that there is such a dante or was such, but you should have experience reading about the divine comedy. and if you are a humanist and i’m afraid of this word, then you still have to understand what einstein did this, how does the theory of relativity differ from special. well, at least at the level of being able to somehow explain this to someone, and this is something that is almost non-existent in the whole world today, it seems to me, but our philosophical education has been preserved and physics and mathematics and biology and logic, which, nevertheless, close to mathematics. so our students just get e when communicating. well, we are not now . yes, that's communication here to this world culture in the broadest sense of the word at some fundamentally different above the school level. yes, i, again, say to students often. if you in the book you see something like a phrase or thought that it is generally accepted that in fact everyth

today we are talking about why a university is needed, and with alexei pavlovich kozyrev we are yegorladimir oleg. yes, now there is something to fight with, well, with some kind of massive stupidity, stupidity , abrasion of the border between knowledge or professional knowledge, expert and amateurish. yes, we go to the doctors. and when they tell us how they will live us, i say, i don’t need to. here is what i read on the internet. let's just say that these are also very revealing things that were once impossible. and so, therefore, three things seem to me fundamentally. the first is, after all, higher education. yes, this knowledge is quite, certain professional expert. whatever, the second is such a wonderful phrase to her various american professors. at the first lecture, an american professor is credited with telling his students everything that you will be taught here, you will forget, but on the other hand, you can always determine whether they hang noodles on your ears or not, and i’ll tell the students separately, there are indirect signs of pseudoscience, which are look, if

of what our attitude towards this has turned into higher education today, yes, i agree with alexey pavlovichre once a person came there as an apprentice to the master, he says, i want to learn how to do it the way you do, yes. now he comes and says, and where will i work. and how much will i earn? and in terms of time, not only that the girl katya does not understand. why does she go to university and her parents do not understand her, and in general, society does not understand, does she need this person with this specialty after a while, yes, and therefore, by the way, to say, here is the next question that i also ask my student. and today i am very glad that i can talk to you, because i suddenly realized that i have been asking students this question every year for many years. but somehow i didn’t ask my colleagues. what is higher education? today? all of us in soviet times, higher education was not total. if we take the thirties forties and fifties to find a person with higher education was not so easy here he has a higher degree, social social success, yes social advancement and there w

why is it needed and i am very happy to thank alexey pavlovich kozev prokorchuk, if the leader is vladimirou. hello dear friends. this is an anthropology podcast on channel one, its host dmitry dibrov, as, probably, our dear viewer. you have already figured it out. in this new incarnation of anthropology, we try to show different musical genres, constantly expanding the palette of our meetings with you. and how did you remain so far out of our attention such a colossal terrible thing that speaks the recently influential jet called bard song author's songs. you ask where are the new okudzhavas, where are the new vizbors and where are the new valleys veronica arkadievich well, how many of them are new? i don’t know for sure there is one in moscow, all the horror stories they love terribly appreciate, they go, as they once ran on a bisborod to concerts by vasily uriyavsky, dear friends. this is a theater actor. vasya, well, before we go into conversations. someone should be presented with a letter of credence, perhaps someone else does not know who urievsky is, i don’t understand. what everyo

i will say that today, in alphabetical order, alexey pavlovich kozyrev yegor borisovich prokharchuk,e remarkable second, as they say in the homeland of the medical institute , corresponding member of the russian academy of sciences, i am especially pleased to thank you very much. again, alas, vladimir is a lieutenant. well, what to do as time goes by, we do not change. and you know what i want to start this year in an educational lecture. uh, i started my students with a story that happened to me and i would really like it for you tell and listen to your comments say, suddenly called me says, listen, my daughter is studying. uh, at the university in one. well, somehow, i studied the first course, but something doesn’t go well. you could meet and talk to her. she might be for you. uh, girls will come to mgimo, well, 45, we said beautifully smart, bright and that's it. why do i say you want to leave your university? well, it didn't work out for me. no friends, no company, no nothing. and everything is around, yes, and i say, to us why, but i think he will say learn a language is such a

polenov in the background of the picture you can see lev nikolaevich tolstoy anton pavlovich chekhov, a close friend of alexeimovich gorky sorry a. why is chaliapin depicted as if it were a shadow, as if it were a spirit. unfortunately, the artist did not have time to finish the painting, because he died suddenly in 1993. a lot of people offered us a picture, by the way, to finish painting, especially the artist's students. well, everyone who took the brushes of the easel in his hands, then hesitantly walked away saying, and you know, it’s probably even better for him to decide to give up all these attempts, which turned out to be really better than chaliapin as the spirit is invisibly present here, because, really, it’s very cool. well, now we get to the former dining room of this mansion. the most interesting thing in this dining room chaliapin's menu was written by his personal chef. nikolai nikolaevich, tail. this is very interesting for us, but as i see it, chaliapin was very fond of meat. fedorovich preferred, after all ordinary russian food, he was very fond of kulibyaki with meat, his porridge with mi

well, for example, uh, pyotr pavlovich shafirov, who became vice chancellor from simple translators or alexeierally a former serf, uh, who became the closest friend and colleague of peter alexander danilovich menshikov, the former amusing soldier became the generalissimo and governor of st. petersburg, and the amusing regiments of peter turned into the elite of the new army. these are the semyonovsky and preobrazhensky guards regiments in them and the family nobles and people from the lower strata, when peter begins his military reform, and it continued throughout his reign. actually, it dragged along a number of other transformations. everything was connected economy factories culture education. it was all connected. well, everything, it worked primarily for the war during the long northern war people. the news of the battle burned down, and in 1703 the first printed newspaper in russia, vedomosti, about military and other matters, appeared. peter brings a new system of taxes to teach specialists open schools, military engineering and mathematical navigation of the new army. he builds accord

evgeny anatolyevich remembering vasily pavlovich, read, friends, re-read aksyonov and you will get great pleasure. this is a podcast. a wonderful life, and alexeir and rector of a literary institute, was with you. and i was visiting a wonderful prose writer and suddenly vasily pavlovich evgeny anatolyevich popov today we have gathered our thoughts on the topic of fasting. hello dear friends pavel giants natalya gennadievna loseva let's start with tolstoy leo tolstoy writes in his diary. i'm not verbatim, i'm quoting. yes , experts will forgive me, we need to deal with fasting with orthodoxy govel. nothing burnt out, honest , i didn’t feel anything, it’s all nonsense. what is wrong? or maybe not a bug. well, of course, i can’t answer the great classic, what he said, probably some there was this moment, it’s either he didn’t have it somewhere with me, and such a school left, where i don’t remember. yes, you see, you can simply observe because i was told that it was right. it is possible to observe fasting, because this is my sacrifice to god, a certain part , relatively speaking, the great four tens , a tenth of my life. she is specifically dedic

evgeny anatolyevich remembering vasily pavlovich, read, friends, re-read aksyonov and you will get great pleasure. this is a podcast. a wonderful life, and alexeiy guest was a wonderful prose writer and suddenly vasily pavlovich evgeny anatolyevich popov this is a hockey football podcast. my name is denis kazansky hello today our guest is alexei morozov president of the kontinental hockey league alekseevich good afternoon, alexei, you also know such a thing , it turns out that the feeling of your public speaking, as soon as you entered the position of president, but it was not immediately given to you. it's not like the captain giving some big speech to his crew. this is not one. and also. if you take it as a captain, i did not immediately become. yes, i played with different captains. yes, and in america, i scored how the adults perform in front of the team , set up the team, say something when they wear their thoughts. perhaps this is also my experience. here i saw visited locker room, then became the captain and already knew when to say something, felt some guys knew who he played with, who you can shout at, who you can say, who better not t

alexei varlamov , a writer and rector of a literary institute. we are today's guest, a wonderful prose writer, writer, playwright, publisher yevgeny anatolyevich popov, a legendary person who speaks. today we will be about vasily pavlovichv and his novel. crimea island greetings so evgeniy anatolyevich how are you? i understand that the author of a book about him, which you wrote with alexander, was really very friendly with vasily pavlovich kabakov and e. tell me, please , why axions yes, who was so famous for his wonderful, well, such touching, unusual, very tender works of the sixties, and star tickets for a commodity barrel of packaging. why in the seventies after all? it seems to me that his style is changing, he is turning to the genre of the novel. and writes. well, such things are more political more social, what happens to him. you watched my acquaintance with him and very close friendship with him began in 78 years. before that, i was an admirer of the viewer so. and i i'll tell you, it means that by the time i met him, i had a question. and where did the writer aksyonov, the author of the bachkatar and, for example, so, because i was no longer satisfied, nor the search for the genre, there wasn’t something th