accessibility means absence, when - i said in front of a large audience, well, let me say a line from mandelstamed two words rather sullenly, the audience stood up, as if i were hosting a parade, said: we’ll put the papers in the table, yes it was, it wasn’t, well, these were people of my age, our age and beyond, but the modlistame could not be bought, obtained, or read, but everyone knew it, now it exists, but there is nothing on this disk, this is the most important , your thesis, i actually first heard it from you several years ago, when you said that this universal accessibility of information and even knowledge reduces its status. i really like theodor adorn’s phrase that in order to fully perceive the music, you still need to get to where it is performed. terribly important, symphony, no sound recording, there is no technical reproducibility according to benjamin, yes, so if you want to hear a symphony, you must understand where it is performed, once a year, yes, get there, to the philharmonic in another city, then listen, now, what we are doing , click, click, ninth. thovina, yes, the fir

250, a nightmare, no , of course, your prices are not mandelstam.me , the police closed down the fleas, but the traders immediately appeared in another place. comrade, why do you need books, if you don’t have money, buy a newspaper. they compared, books make us smart, and newspapers make us nervous, so give us your agatha christie here. our story is about love. books had fatal consequences. sixty-second year, moscow, kolya and pasha. night, grocery store. kolya and pashka carefully sneak away with flashlights. what should i take? sausage? what, you're a fool, or what? the nerves were shaking, yet for the first time they decided to do such a shameful thing , they broke down the door to the store. shall we leave? late. soon everyone found their own, most interesting thing. kolya discovered a cash register. oh, money. pasha noticed a tattered book, i opened it and began leafing through it with pleasure. pages, what are you doing? can you imagine, mainread, who is this? soviet youth read mainread, especially in the sixties and seventies, it was such a b

enriched the world architecture of constructivism, and rotchinko, platonov, bulgakov himself, as for mandelstamracters; it would be nice for them, and in general for the director who is certainly gifted in terms of time, to have serious producers who could stop the scriptwriting and directorial gags. premiere. i love my country. on saturday, on the first. the next number of our program will be the production of anegin. directed by sarik andrin, also cinematic. the film came out in. day after the death of the previous director evgeniy negin, though on the stage of the vakhtangov theater imus tuminos. this the topic is important because andreasyan borrowed for his production the most important roles of anegin and the narrator, tuminus leading artists, viktoraov and vladimir vdavichenkov. and he did it with much greater delicacy than was evident on vakhtankovsky’s stage. but at the same time they are forced to take it at the final entrance exams. always focused on commercial success, andrei osyan actually found a gold mine, and complaints about his production are even inappropriate, since he stage

aninsky, balmont, blok, bryusov, gipius, salagub, okhmatova, mandelstam, khlebnikov, placed poems inerit, in this book, about him, about his life , and of course against the background... everything happened against the background of the history of the young soviet country, there is such a rubricator even for pages of soviet russian history. sergey dmitriev, book about anatoly lunacharsky. i 'm lying in the sun, i'm looking at the sun. the author of these words is sergei kozlov. he's somehow magical he was able to arrange very simple words in such an order that they acquired some kind of airy and extraordinary meaning. and here is a series of books called soyuz cartoon by sergei kozlov, how a lion cub and a turtle sang a song. and the second book in this series is sergei mikhalkov, uncle styopa, a policeman, well, everyone also remembers by the last name stepanov, named stepan from the regional giants, the most important giant. very good books, wonderfully illustrated, i highly recommend them. and with that , i say goodbye to you, all the best to you. read and be happy, further, whoe