hello, i'm dmitry bug here for the podcast. read and in our podcast we are with various wonderful interlocutors talk about any reading options, so that you do not read parchments, e or modern reading devices of manuscripts or your ancient letters to classics or modern literature. still, we need to talk about this; we talk about who exactly is reading. who makes literature, who writes, we talk about what needs to be read, but today we will talk about a very special topic. and how reading happens to us, what happens, how we read reading. this is part of consciousness, this is part of our thinking , our intellect. that's what we're talking about today we will talk with our wonderful guest - this is tatyana vladimirovna chernigovskaya , a specialist in the field of cognitive sciences. hello dear tatyana vladimirovna, hello. i am very glad to talk with you today, when i was choosing how to introduce you, i settled on the definition of specialists in the field of cognitive sciences. in general, correct. it is very narrow and yet wide

the next episode of the literary podcast, it’s called let they don’t say, let them read and i’m dmitry bugapher and editor-in-chief of the magazine foreign literature, alexander yakovlevich lewernt. it seems to me that in the seventies, eighties and now the relationship. e, k. e translated literature differs very much, but, because now, theoretically , anything can be translated and translations keep up immediately and correction by anyone is very important, because in the nineties, about which we started talking, e, a revolution took place in literary translation and began to attract young translators. because it was important to be different. yes, it was important to publish the book, to sell it, as soon as possible, not necessarily to translate it well, but to translate it necessarily quickly, necessarily quickly, not always. you can tell by the translation that it’s bad, but, but before my eyes, a huge book by angelica was torn into 10 parts and distributed with ten translators to young people who didn’t really know how to translate there, but he looked, because they had names at least

hello, i'm still dmitry bug, i still host a literary podcast with a very catchy name. be read by a very special one, because this year we are celebrating the anniversary of a wonderful poet. rasula kobzova, it’s hard to say, he’s russian avar dagestan soviet poet, he is the poet of the planet. i am convinced of this and that is why we decided to talk in rasul gamzatov, this is the anniversary year and that is why there are wonderful important people among our guests, first of all, of course. this is the daughter of rasul gamzatov and salikhat rasulovna gamzatova is the director of the dagestan museum of fine arts named after. e, patimat saidovna gamzatova. hello salikhat rasulovna. also our guest today is the actor of the nikolaev moscow theater anatoly prosalov hello anatoly, hello. dmitry let's start uh, salikhat rasulovna and um. i know that the self-name of our podcast has something to do with rasul gamzatov. so tell me let them not talk. let them read. i remembered that i had such an incident with my dad on his eightieth birthday , they showed films about him. and

translator from iskorsky and the editor-in-chief of, uh, the magazine foreign literature , and i, dmitry bug of our program, as always, i speak with pathos and energy. enjoy reading to all of you. the podcast everyone wants to fly is on air on channel one, by the way, you can watch all the podcasts on our website 1tv.ru. uh, here, as usual, i’m leonid yakubovich and one of my favorite and best instructors, nikolai petrovich mochansky, general director of the minsk aero club, in my opinion, one of the best , at least of those i’ve seen petrovich, let’s talk nikolai petrovich, you’re a military pilot, colonel. why aeroflop, but why aeroku club? it was ninety- seven, yes, well, i came home to belarus and, in principle, started doing good work. well, uh, but after 2 years, fate still pulled both desire and aspiration from life. carefully return to aviation and take to the skies, that is, the two years that i did not work in aviation after my dismissal. eh, i’ll say comparatively, maybe, as if i was somewhere on a business trip and the plane and the sky were far from me. and then i realized that

hello, my name is dmitry bug.ful interlocutors talk about this sweet, wonderful process, because reading e in many ways allows us to live another life by reading books. we observe landscapes, we see pictures of the past. we penetrate into the secrets of strong characters. we meet wonderful people. in a word, read. it's fashionable cool wonderful. this is absolutely not an outdated way of life. this is life itself, so today we will have a wonderful conversation. uh, our guest is the famous prose writer sergei shurgunov. hello sergei. i am glad to welcome dmitry, and now, according to tradition, in the middle of our program we will turn to the poems of another poet, namely a book. so we continue our conversation in the next episode of the literary podcast. dmitry bak. let them not talk. let the wonderful guest sergei shargunov read. you remember, of course, our dear tv viewers, that i really like to show you books from my library. this time i brought you a wonderful book. this is legendary to everyone famous. uh, th

hello, my name is dmitry bug , the next episode of the podcast is on the air, let them not say it, let you, of course, understand that we are talking about literature about reading, about how books are written , how books are read, what happens to literature in its subsequent fate, one of the roads for the development of literature is theater and cinema, these arts interact very closely in the twentieth century, and in the theater, of course, even earlier, and about everything about it. today we will speak with a wonderful guest. today we have a folk artist. e of the russian federation avangard nikolaevich leontiev hello avangard. hello nikolaevich. dmitry petrovich is very glad that you agreed to come to us, uh, talk about literature, theater, of course, and hmm and uh, according to tradition. let's start from the beginning. well, how did it happen to you that you became an actor? it’s a trivial question , a strange question. well, it happens by accident , sometimes it’s the essence of life from childhood, just like it all happened to you, avangai nikolaevich my father dreamed nikolai

hello, i’m still dmitry bug, i still host a literary podcast with a very catchy name.celebrating the anniversary of a wonderful poet. rasula kamzatova. it’s hard to say, he is a russian avar dagestan soviet poet, he is a poet of the planet. i am convinced of this and exactly that's why we decided to talk, perhaps gamzatore, anniversary year and that's why among our guests there are wonderful important people, first of all, of course. this is the daughter of rasulog zatov, uh, salikhat rasulovna gamzatova , director of the dagestan museum of fine arts named after. e. patimat saidov other gamzatova hello salikhat rasulovna. also our guest today is the actor of the moscow theater named after nikolai vasilyevich anatoly about the salon hello anatoly , hello, let's start, uh, salikhat rasulovna and mmm. i know that self-name our podcast has some connections to rasul gamzatov. so tell me let them not talk. let them read. i remembered that i had such an incident with my dad on his eightieth birthday, they showed films about him. and i once saw him asking and he didn’t really

i'm the host dmitry bug talking today with marina krasva, an employee of the state museum of russiani korpchievsky, an essay on the article on the resurrection of mayakovsky, which he also repeated. unfortunately his fate is yuri korpchievsky. er, for the first time, perhaps, in the late eighties. yes, this was the first time i looked at mayakovsky without. eh, these same filters. yes, because uh, i heard an anecdote that when uh they were preparing the exhibition 20 years of work to reproduce and konstantin mikhailovichanov had a hand in this , thank god, then the guardians of officialdom, uh, offered well , a biography of mayakovsky well, somehow clean up this risky moment, and lily yuryevna is just this risky moment. yes? well, yes, yes, the conflict between a lily brik and lyudmila mayakovskaya and, accordingly, an attempt to somehow clear this story, yes, a from the biography of mayakovsky a but in general it is very difficult to smooth over mayakovsky, it seems to me, about such a phrase that there is someone... then supposedly, i don’t know if it’s true or not, but it’s well t

you can look at the site of the first channel one tv point ru hello, my name is dmitry bug. with my wonderful interlocutors about this sweet wonderful process, because reading in many ways allows us to live another life reading books. we observe landscapes, we see pictures of the past. we penetrate the secrets of strong characters. we meet wonderful people. in a word, read. it's fashionable cool wonderful. it is absolutely not an outdated way of life. this is life itself, so today we will talk wonderful. ah, our guests. this is a famous prose writer. e, sergey sherburgunov hello sergey. i am glad to welcome dmitry and we will talk today about the literary biography of sergei shergunov, which is very diverse, er, attractively , we'll talk about that. how sergei made his debut at the very beginning of the 2000s, and we 'll talk about his prose books , biographical books. and finally, in the second part of our program, we will talk about sergei sherburgunov's current studies on journals about writers' organizations. but, a in the middle between the two parts. we, as always, wil

plaka put the hosts ahead, but dmitry's team brought in the bugs don't last long.ulov restored parity, and boronok scored an own goal. the miners' weakest link, defense , was once again the miners' biggest problem on wednesday night. savitski made the score 3:1, and the same plakko reduced the gap. and after this moment we will not see again. goals performed by the miner, here is neman, who played with courage and scored twice more, korpovich and krovtsov distinguished themselves in such an unconventional way, celebrating the goal, 5:2, victory for the guests, neman reduces the gap to three points from dynamo, and alexey bagase laments the game in defense, noting that there is no hint of physical fatigue in the team. attack and every pass into our penalty area is either a goal or a dangerous moment, this is the ugliest game , i say again, in defense, that is, it is clear that the whole team plays in defense, but it’s the defense line, that is, if you concede in two games nine goals, there is nothing positive to talk about, in the next round nemans plays against sma

bug, i rode out on a horse, some song. to do this, the groom had to take 10 lessons riding, but for maria and dmitry it was the other way aroundl means of transportation, so the question of what to ride to the tax office didn’t even arise. we met at a motorcycle rally, and somehow things started to happen between us. as a rule, the choice of a car can say a lot about the newlyweds; a carriage with horses is chosen by romantics and sports. if this is an aggressive transport, for example, some kind of motorcycle, then most likely, but a person’s feelings are tightened, and he would like, maybe these are some dreams about, i don’t know, the past, then these are carriages, how would whatever the transport, the main thing is that it meets two important conditions: it is comfortable and convenient for the newlyweds and does not create emergency situations on the roads. well, it is important that for... not only transport is comfortable, but also the very moment of marriage, if you need the same simple and convenient dissolution, let's discuss, with us today is the honored lawyer of russia, professor lyudmila ivor, lyudmila konstanti