twenties, of course, sigurtotovich schmidt was ours. the legendary teacher of the russian state university for humanitiescal history was considered so harmful because it works for mysticism, firstly, secondly, for the regionalization of the country, and so on and so forth further, therefore, it was a problem, is it possible to do this, these are all bourgeois things, and the grim brothers were not mentioned by chance, we understand that in general interest in folklore in the 19th century arose at the beginning of the 19th century... romanticism, as a movement towards the roots, to the foundations of the nation. the word to igorevi's regiment on the one hand is like our national epic, on the other hand kireyevsky's songs. i'm dmitry bak, we are now having another episode of the podcast, let them not talk, let them read. and we are talking with nikita petrov and daria peglova about pavel petrovich bozhov. yes. well, i think that it's time to move on to the author's section, ours. regular interlocutors know that in the middle of our program there is a presenter’s section, and i do one of three, either i rea

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, yes, who has a model and somehow composes it, yes. the legendary teacher of the russian state university for humanitiesout this, local history was considered so harmful because it works for mysticism, firstly, and secondly for regionalization. countries and so on and so on, so it was a problem, is it possible to do this, these are all bourgeois things, and the grimney brothers were accidentally mentioned, we understand that in general interest in folklore in the 19th century arose at the beginning of the 19th century in the era of romanticism, as movement to the roots, to the foundations of the nation, the word to igor's campaign from one on the other hand, as our national epic, on the other hand, kireyevsky’s song, i am dmitry bak with us now. another episode of the podcast, let them not talk, let them read, and we are talking with nikita petrov and daria peglova about pavel petrovich bazhov. yes. well, i think it’s time to move on to the author’s section, our regular interlocutors know that in the middle of our program there is a presenter’s section, and i do one of three things: either i read the po

national economy and civil service, as well as an employee of the russian state university, a russian state university for the humanities’m sure that our conversation will be interesting and meaningful, after all, suddenly around us in recent decades, and maybe a little earlier than recent decades, texts have appeared again that do not have an author, well as if these are internet memes, they have no author, but literally everyone knows these phrases, or - shouts, chants, football fans, it is hardly possible to establish their authorship. it gets onto the internet and spreads and is replicated in absolutely similar ways, gaining and losing contexts and acquiring some new meanings, as for example, memes work much faster, and, probably, the life cycle of such... texts is faster, well, sometimes we we call, for example, urban legends, yes, internet memes can also develop into entire narratives, the recent covid era has gone through a whole spectrum of about 300 plots of urban legends, amazing, they are described directly, of course, we have written several articles about this, they live according to the principles of real

your pedigree and archival studies, the historical and archival institute of the russian state university for humanitieslways in center events, the main thing is for you. let them dig, there is time for a friend, i can cry, well , things aren’t going very well for us, you can stay with the children today, and tomorrow, and the day after tomorrow, i’m here. 15 halls filled to capacity with huge projectors, speakers and devices that spray aromas, with their help a person appears as if inside a painting or installation? led lights, 4d sound, moving floor, complements the effect of presence, then you ride on a horse, then you seem to be in a cave, then you help the robot draw on the sand, any some of the rooms can be rented. is back in fashion, and there was a similar surge in popularity about 150 years ago, this was discovered in the kolomenskoye reserve museum, an excursion into the past will help the research, the russian style exhibition is dedicated to the slavic style. it is called a sketch in many works of art, here are two dates on the back of the picture, below. the first date is 1876, the second d

alexander also became famous for the fact that he wrote his graduation thesis at the russian state university for the humanitiesns, how are you going to use artificial intelligence? i work with neural networks. i really like it, it helps me solve problems that i don’t like or raise questions. i am currently working on a project on psychology in the field of neuroscience, so that people can solve their problems much faster and more accessible. and also many other projects. tell me the last ones, but as for, i don’t know, there are some family permissions disputes - you probably also use gpt chat, what should you do, what should you tell karina to calm her down? not anymore, because... and before yes, and before yes, and before yes , listen, well, thank you so much for stopping by, you know why, first of all, i was talking to you just now, and it feels like i’ve exhaled a little from this political agenda, and i think , that our viewers also liked you, although you talked about things that they may not fully understand, but artificial intelligence will not finish this program, so i say thank you i’ll go to yulia