i think that we will definitely continue it, i thank you, rezvykh, pyotr valerievich abramov, i am vladimiroydo, we were gathering our thoughts about the great goethe, the full version of our issue about goethe all other issues gathered our thoughts, you can watch on the official pages of the podcastlab project. this podcast is a must-read, i am aglana batnikova, and today we will discuss the book by clarice pinkola estes, who runs with the wolves with the jungian analyst, writer varvara popova. varvara, hello. good evening. the book by clarice pencola estes, who runs with the wolves is a modern work, but it is a collection of fairy tales, with an analysis by a jungian analyst, right? yes, with an expanded commentary by a jungian analyst and with a large number of some additions and other interesting nuances. well, the book is aimed at women to awaken the wild woman in themselves. and what is wild woman, varvara? well, klasarisa estos characterizes her as some kind of universal, global, multifaceted, thousand-faced female archetype, and personifying female strength, some kind of female powe

pyotr valerievich abramov, candidate of philological sciences, chairman of the goethe commission of the russian academy of sciences, pyotr vladislavovich rezvykh, candidate of philosophical sciences, associate professor of the higher school of economics, i am vladimir ligoyda, let's talk about the great goethe. dear friends, this quote with which i began our conversation is a book by ivan ivanovich konaev, goethe as a natural scientist, yes, remember, at the very beginning he begins with such, at first glance, seemingly trivial, but at second glance, in my opinion , a very controversial judgment, so i wanted to ask what you think about this, because if only a genius can understand goethe, maybe we should immediately close the program in general everything, but you know, in fact, goethe is such a unique personality who transmits something from the past very persistently transmits it into the future, the germans call him the last universal genius, and the point here is not that he was born in the age of enlightenment, when there really was a time of geniuses, but the point is... probably

over, i think that we will definitely continue it, i thank you, pyotr ladislavich rezvykh, pyotr valerievich abramovm vladimir ligoyda, we were gathering our thoughts about the great goethe. you can watch the full version of our episode about goethe, all other episodes gathered their thoughts, on the official pages of the podcastlab project. hello, dear friends, this is the podcast life of the remarkable with you, i am its host, writer alexey varlamov, and we have two wonderful guests in the studio today, the director and founder, which is very important, of moscow. we have gathered here to talk about something truly super wonderful, super a wonderful woman vera mukhina, about her life, about her work, and let's start with the objects that are here on the table, here are three faceted glasses, there is a version that it was she who invented this glass and thus the range of her work from the glass to this wonderful sculpture, tell me, is it true or not that this is vera mukhina's invention? well, i think it's not true, that is, it's absolutely not true, you know, there are different versions of what