well, i love the crown of florence and the coffee of tolstoy and dostoyevsky. yes, it’s clear that for me it’s not all the same, well, as it were in different ones, but. well, they are generally different. therefore, these are absolutely not mutually exclusive figures, but you understand. this is what it could be, a playful division, that after all, people like to read or, uh, they stick to someone more and don’t not only readers, because writers also get attached. e, we remember the same bunin, who with all his heart is for tolstoy with the liberation of tolstoy and against dostoevsky , that is, there is something in this e. uh, something that can, yes, but uh, i'm rather closer here, of course, that's what tatyana said. i, too, e different strings of the soul, e resonate e on e, yet at different ages e on e, e, then e to tolstoy, then she is dostoevsky, so to speak e such motives and positions. yes ugh. well, you know, i'm here, uh, more i thought that there is such a stereotype. so let's put it a little bit, let's stretch the first thing we say dostoevsky mea

topic that cannot be avoided in a conversation with a person who bears the surname tolstaya or tolstoy well, uh, writers with this surname. we had several people in literature, but how do you feel? this is the role you are in. uh, the granddaughter of alexei nikolayevich tolstoy , whose 140th birthday has just been celebrated, and i must say very broadly. i'm holding in side of e congratulatory process. it's clear. i don’t like, i don’t like, in principle, i don’t like the anniversary of my own, not other people’s birthdays, that’s all i don’t like. and so the fact that he is remembered and read, because he is an absolutely wonderful writer, very uneven. in my opinion. still, uneven, of course, not because most of his uh hmm those years when he u entered his talent are thick and develops late in general, but late. and here he , too, started late and matured late. eh, it took years. e not so comfortable, but not free. yes, not freedom yes, in general here it is yes directed in some other direction. and he had to. he was happy to return from immigration, i must say. in the third year, and he

tolstoy's fans in 1912 . uh, more than a year uh, after him of death. and this, wellthe posthumous will of tolstoy, because literature lived for him. it was an act and an absence; literature was also an act. and after his death, these same works. eh, come to the reader. i would love to do it again.

tolstoy a in 1912. and more than a year after his death, well, it was such, as it were , the posthumous will of tolstoy,was also an act. and after his death, these same works. eh, come to the reader. i really i would like to emphasize once again that the book like a cubic piece of a smoking conscience, this definition of boris pasternak is also very important. she communicates and talks to us. even if we don't read it in its entirety. that's all that we, together with our rivals honestly, told you all this and there is an emotion that owns us. our communication with these works is important precisely because they are part of this book, which could be bought in bookstores and shops in 1912 after a long wait, when these books of the story remained under the cover of a written herd on the table, and lev nikolaevich well, now let's return to another line of the fat family, by the way, nikitichne, but stop. well, there is another e-book of significance that cannot be overestimated. and this is mansis, right? yes, i remember you speaking somewhere. eh, i was at that performance. said what it is that each line

i chose option b tolstoy well, i read, uh, and gogol and black and dostoevsky and tolstoy kuzma blacki mean, he wrote novels and well, uh, to be honest, uh, gogol is not known for his novels. but dostoevsky tolstoy is well-known, but we choose between these writers. i chose tolstoy because it seems to me that tolstoy is closer to black than they have dostoevsky, and in the legends of the twenties kuzma cherny, a writer of philosophers is revealed. initially, psychologism and a deep subtle disclosure of thinking and a sub- character, the correct answer to the question is - this is an option. the tenth question, what military rank comes from the word big, and major to general with marshal being? it seems to me that it is necessary to talk to girls about such issues. maria what do you think? well, it seemed to me that these many words are general, it is someone close to general from english, it is, as it were, in terms of the meaning of similarity with the word big. here is the general big, but it's generic, but something like big anastasia thinks. i chose the general girls aim at the ge

topic that cannot be avoided in a conversation with a person who bears the surname tolstaya or tolstoy wellhad several people in literature. well, how do you feel? here in this role? the granddaughter of alexei nikolaevich tolstoy , whose 140th birthday has just been celebrated and, i must say, very broadly. i stay out of the congratulatory process. it's clear. i don't like, i don't like, in principle, i'm not my anniversary not other people's birthdays, that's all i don't like. and so what he remembers and read, because he is absolutely wonderful to write very uneven. in my opinion. still , uneven, of course, uneven, because most of his uh hmm those years when he u entered his talent are fat late developing in general, yes late. and here he, too, started late and matured late. eh, it took years. e not so comfortable, but not free. yes, in this freedom is not freedom yes, in general here it is yes , it was directed in some other direction. and to him i had to, e he gladly must say, and returned from immigration. in the year 23, he thought that a new free beautiful life was beginning, yes, a

here is tolstoy well , after all, as you know. uh, central point.in problem. we will remember there, let's say the famous arzamas horror and others, and so on to say this and uh, the same transfiguration e, which is still connected on earth with the resurrection, was also a big problem from here, the opposition, there uh, of the animal and the spiritual in the same in the same novel fortunately, dostoevsky did not have this resurrection about tolstoy. e here and e, in this case e, of course they e, well, they diverged at the central point. e. well, uh, uh, i think the most the main thing. so now i think so, it’s still, uh, to distinguish between the ideas of ideology, uh, and uh, heroes and the world itself, and here we see, uh, if we are so serious about this in tolstoy and dostoevsky , uh, something close, because in literature e in literature in literature close to the great time of russian culture, that close the idea of ​​ideology e does not explain a person as such? there is a stable expression of tolstoy's favorite heroes, here is valentin ge

well, he came. i am a tolstoy teacher of life. why do you even shake someone else, amazing in this sense on sunday, where where is the present uh, the liturgy is a real paska not real? the present e finale, when the people's reduced pieces of the gospel about them appear, and now he is really on the path of resurrection, otherwise it was not entirely satisfactory for tolstoy, although this is late, of course. tolstoy also needs this, but at the same time tolstoy i even remember talking about this more than once, but tolstoy poses such questions, and without answers, to which our church and, as it were, we, as a community of christians, cannot exist. that is, you can brush it aside, so to speak, and then we no, uh, i mean, we'll stop being christians. that's about the questions of being a person on earth, polls of equality, and the question of their relationship to money. eh, and in general the acquisition. yes, these are all questions that , well, they are quite easily solved at a different level, but for dostoevsky they were prac

and tolstoy well, there is one more book of significance that cannot be overestimated. and hmm it's a montessi, yes. yes, i remember you speaking somewhere. eh, i was at that performance. said what it is that each line. eh, you already knew before the howl, i remember this emphatic statement. you somehow singled out this novel in a special way. and yes, now i thank god i forgot, so maybe i can even clean it up. well, i basically have a very bad memory. although this is the so-called memory of the writer. i read, so in one book they are especially funny. we think that's a very common thing - the memory of writers , the writer, no matter how he remembers, and this makes a lot of sense, because if you remembered, then you could not. eh, that's it to give out the text. yes. e you would be hindered by your own texts, which you remember the knowledge of such overcrowding hinders, because when you're at work in the moment, you're all right in the head, but then it 's all thrown out, thrown out i had an aunt and marianna alekseevna daughter. e, alexey nikolaevich hmm, she was,

the museum space somewhere it will be there i'm sure there will not be a queue to look at tolstoy's portrait, wellwith all the love for literature that is not in russian at this stage that's right, it won't be because of that, it's calm and they are more responsive on the beach. honestly, the weather is like this today, plus 24 is expected in odesa. yes , of course, but you say no, don't talk and it might pass by itself. somehow, you know what you're saying. at first it is somehow calmer and easier in our country, decommunization is happening, and then decommunization is such a poznyak-poznyakov , he is busy with the fact that they are looking for all kinds of monuments, commemorative plaques in ukraine, well , any sign of the russian or soviet empire that still remains on the earth ukrainian and further, they are engaged in what they uh or communicate with the local community , tell them that it is necessary to finally clean it all up, and from time to time i look at his facebook page, because there uh, listen , there is so much more, there is more than that, i have read three days ago, he aposta

but dostoevsky tolstoy is well-known, but choose between, uh, these narrow writers. s to me that tolstoy is closer to black than dostoevsky in the early ones, and the legends of the twenties kuzma black are revealed by the written philosopher flora , which are indicated by psychologism and deep subtle disclosure to think and characterize the correct answer to the question - this is an option. the tenth question, what military rank comes from the word big, and major in the time of general and marshal? it seems to me that it is necessary to talk to girls about such issues. maria what do you think? well, it seemed to me that the etymology of the word general, it is somewhat close to general from english, it is, as it were, in terms of the meaning of similarity with the word big, here general is big. well , it's generic, but something similar to big anastasia thinks. i chose the general girls target generals. well done stanislav i said out of logic that marshals have such a very big star on their shoulder straps. and that's why i chose marshal e well mark what he thinks,

and now, you probably read tolstoy well, here you are 14:18 the so-called war, that is, going throughnt of our white house. they will go. don't wait on you. we also read. uh, war and peace and remember, how it all ended. eventually. yes? uh-huh ours ended up in paris fairly quickly and dictated the conditions for the existence of europe for the next 100 years. so is the analogy here really correct? and, when we start talking about the united states and nikolaevich well , we just have an absolutely constant heading of the day, because in the usa people get off the train more often than once a day. well, uh, today it's a wagon. uh, the state of north corona went down there with the canadian pacific railroad company search uh, united states sleepers and rails failed canadian methanol and lithium batteries. well, like uh, no environmental impacts are known to exist anyway. uh, according to the american media , there was none. well, another train just got off. but, of course, now all the attention is focused on, uh, what will happen to the national debt ceiling, and baid and mccarthy seem

well, the first question. yes, why did lev nikolayevich decide to do just that that very last night, let's turn to leo tolstoy evich wrote a letter to sofya andreevna and to his wife in this letter. he tried to explain the reasons why is he doing this? well, lev nikolaevich writes my departure will upset you, i regret it, but understand and believe that i could not do it. otherwise, my position in the house becomes unbearable. in addition, i can no longer live in the conditions of luxury in which i lived, so i do what old people of my age usually do when they leave worldly life in order to live the last days of their existence in peace and solitude. well, we'll probably end up with that. but it was here in yasnaya polyana of the krapivinsky district in 1828 on august 28 to old style lev nikolaevich tolstoy and was born 60 out of 82 years old. he lived on this earth. he said, yes, that this place makes me understand russia, yes, well, these are his well-known words without my yasnaya polyana, i find it difficult. i can imagine russia and my attitude towards it. he was very fond of walking alone along yasnaya po

of course, it is with tolstoy that this e such e, well, i would say, if we say that they are someone se, they are still within the framework of christian culture, this is still on the one hand. christmas tolstoy uh, from here. eh, hence the kingdom of god on earth , its permanent, that we can have the kingdom of god on earth, and the other is still, uh, easter , and both are absolutely necessary for russian culture. uh, even though i put higher easter like understandably, you know, but, nevertheless , both are necessary in order for russian culture to be fully revealed, therefore, but you know what i want to talk about. whatever persons finish, and you are asked to answer. here are the questions. what works of one and the other would you definitely recommend in two cases? the first case, a is a foreigner. here a foreigner wants to read one work. well, let's give such a hypothetical situation of tolstoy's contempt in one work, and the second is already close to our life. this is an attempt to resolve the dispute, is it too early to read in such a class, yes, that is, a foreigner and a

well, with tolstoy, along with dundichs, of course, it works.enalty point, go to the next stage. and now he sits ready to answer in kineshma so ksenia kasatkina ivanovo region, the city of kineshma, school number 17 named after marshal vasilevsky house 6 together urgently, and they accomplished a feat, they tidied up in voronezh , occupied by white troops, and handed over to the commander-in-chief, and a letter in which the budenny says that he will occupy this city even a at certain times. let her stand now, because we can tell me something. rybinsk gymnasium number eight the letter said that at 6:00 in the morning all the troops should be built on the main simpler square and voronezh, so that, well, there on the square where the bolsheviks were shot, yes, well, and further. there was, that budyonny laughed in the eyes of shkuro and mammoth. well, i won’t bother with the details anymore, because there the details all made their way very well behind you as whites to voronezh handing over cossack skins to general andrei budyonny’s letter and the

he also fits the face very well, and tolstoy is more reliable. and which one do you like better?peat everything that you did so that the tourists hanged on us, you understand, you don’t care about five old women. why do you look at me like that, in general, you should be interested in making everything work out for me? no, of course, if i pierce for you, then it's another matter. listen, i brought some bags of some samples. yeah, you don't need oxygen. thank you in my head they started it, honestly, i’ll say, i was scared. maybe this time he could not come with a package, well , a tray, he needs to see how the regional victim in front of his eyes think he is sick. everything was recorded. perfectly like in an american thriller, but it seems that he just could not notice anything. damn lena , i wouldn't want you to worry. going through and how could you sick woman against a cold-blooded killer totally lost. i'm not talking about working with her. she agreed. health did not cause concern, i still carried bags of groceries tightly for 10 kilogram. sedykh i thought so. as i understan

tula is far away, not worse than in europe , the oldest in russia tula cycle track was, well, in 1896. even leo tolstoyed here . there were several reconstructions of the concrete canvas , 333 m long, which was laid in the eighties of the last century and now meets all the requirements. let me remind you that the last large-scale reconstruction at the tula cycle track began in december 2020 under the sport norm of life program and ended in december 22 works were under personal control governor alexei dyumin, the total amount of funding amounted to about 400 million rubles. changes were made to the project that made the track more comfortable for tula athletes and visiting racers . a new building appeared. in a modern gym, coaching cables and a hotel, the most important and visible transformation is the ceiling, which the authorities were talking about more than 10 years ago. and now, finally, this idea is realized. by the way, in tula there is such a sign, when there are competitions in athletics and cycling, then wait for the rain. and today she once again, the sky has come true since the morning , cl

well guys and how is it? i said yes? okay, tolstoyf on you about aha so i believed it. so it was, or so. well, the neighbors are still yelling, the neighbors were selling his garage with a wheelbarrow. a friend of mine just wanted to buy it. well, i exhausted them, and then i called the tinderbox to hunchback, he was there to stand on the stream and help us find the money. didn’t he return it to us yet, then do it? in such support. so tell me, where is the rush? let them lie to ourselves and lie correctly open a deposit in sberbank save up and everything will be fine, the deposit is the best interest in sberbank with a rate of up to 9.5% per annum welcome to the turkish riviera amazing nature, beaches and excursions gastronomic discoveries and national color, antalya here everyone will find a vacation to their liking to turkey with pegas touristik crispy and juicy crusts from 169 rubles. conceived and point pyaterochka lay out. i can do everything for 600 rubles. collect a collection of unique coins by check and win prizes for the pla

well, they thought that the whole partisan detachment was leaving and rushed after her. as zhenya komilkova led the nazis away from the wounded rita and foreman vaskov, tolstoygo. oh, you're afraid in the film zhenya komelkova was shot on the spot. rais tolstoy was first tortured for 3 days, and then forced to dig his own grave where she would have led from the nazis installed a memorial sign to remember the exploits of the great patriotic war there was also a female face film. and the dawns here are quiet, too, like the memory of tolstoy's nurse, and war broke out about all those women of fate. hello germanova evgenia efimova love filippova zulfiya khakimova and dalia serzhetdinova channel one right now, too, the movie is on the heroic pages of the great patriotic war under the laws of wartime .

well, let's just remember that leo nikolayevich tolstoy wrote about the great war of 1812 more than half a century later, and he did not relate and did not participate in any way because of his age, but nevertheless it was very important for him, uh, to try to analyze. what happened to the people, first of all, and to their country, and at the time of the great threat, these dramatic times, of course. that's always interested in writers, it's always another matter that the view of a contemporary and accomplice of events. very different from attempted analysis later say half a century or even 70 years. and why do you think it happened? the question is often asked why war and peace is not written about the great patriotic war, and why about the war of the twelfth year there were not as many books written by participants in this war as written about the great patriotic war why is the situation exactly the opposite, but more is written, but just in due to the fact that culture has changed, the cultural code has changed and there are more people writing literature in the 19th century. you kno

well, look, two years on a stand, three, four years, architects. and you say that you don't remember, guys ? called sevastopolsky tells the story of leo tolstoy ah, this is about the crimean war , how did it end, where did the russian empire end? well , it’s not the crimean russian-ukrainian war ended for the russian empire, well , at least at a minimum. yes, russia then lost , uh, very badly good. but i hope this time there will be a more , more, more extensive blow, so that they have not come to terms with it, that's why we talked and talked as we talked about the ongoing decommunization, where russification somehow, decommunization took place in our country, and you see rather we do not see some kind of mass riots, i understand that certain contingent is leaving. let them live for 100 years, of course, but without us, that's about it

well, enough talking about the dead civilizations of tolstoy, after all, viktorovich still has oil onhere he condemned the jury, because the judge did not explain to them what they had to write without the intention to kill, and they simply wrote. yes, she added it, he didn’t explain the poison to us, that then it would be baked on the frame after all. he was to blame, not them. it just meant to be written. when they tried to leave , dozens of us will return, by the day of segonia i will return something today than a simple one, the country is facing an existential choice the most difficult war is finished. and so, every time we try to pull out these shadows of the past, democratic peace-loving. since when is a democratic synonym for peace-loving? democratic countries do not mean that they are peaceful. this is not even close. a democratic form of government does not imply peacefulness from the word at all, so i was not the last to criticize democracy in this studio, one of the first, therefore, regarding tolstoy, entire scenes are devoted to how one of the jurors speaks, but then yes

to be there, to write a person about it too, brought down the first russian tolstoy magazine bankrupted him. and as it were, wellth him he stopped going out and the library for reading. yes, but this is postgraduate study. this already learned occupation hmm here. eh, let's say too me really. i would also like to go a man with literary ambitions. i really worked a little in newspapers in ordinary areas, and then the veterans of power newspaper, and then i was already from graduate school already passed the newspapers. there 13 years. this is a whole whole epoch, it is a whole epoch. or the same ones, too, the newspaper was a completely remarkable publication and an influential and nuclear discussion. unlike other soviet ones, if i were the director or the minister, how was the rubric of this, if the minister were the director director, it was this was the second notebook. it was a debate about life. and i worked in the first notebook and literary, and then it also consisted of two notebooks, 16 pages, the last page was a humorous first eight pages or pages of literature, the second. i remind you of public proble

tolstoy museum. i love russia, hotel management , you understand perfectly well if politicians rush anti-russian statementsready did before the first round, business will burn out, it’s impossible for russian tourists to burn this antalya. eh, we really need without you. impossible to get to know each other better the hotel organized another exposition. here are the attributes of soviet life next to photographs of gagarin and even the issue of a newspaper dated april 12, 1961, the axis, here on the way to the hotel, we have a couple of things in the museum, and they brought a gift that there was some part of us in your museum our tourists local entrepreneurs are also well understood. the turks themselves say that we have practically nothing with a european. they say, greedy for money for purchases, all purchases are only made by russians. so that's where the money comes from everyone with russia who is more profitable here for russians to come cooperation between the two countries is also the construction of 2,000 projects in russia for more than 70 billion dollars trade is growing last year by more than 8

we will definitely make our planet cleaner, well-being and safer, world famous writer. lev nikolaevich tolstoy wrote. good people should unite in order to do good. i am sure that our congress brings together people of goodness. thank you for your attention. a-a of the government of the russian federation on the preparation and holding of the tenth nevsky international ecological congress, please. dear valentina ivanovna dear participants and guests of the jubilee at the nevsky ecological congress today , as part of the plenary session, we are discussing the topic of compatibility between man and the planet, our foreign guests in their video messages said that this agenda is extremely relevant today. is such an interaction possible at all, in which the development of economies and technical progress does not lead to environmental disasters and irreversible changes. every person on the planet has the right to a healthy living environment, clean air, water and soil, but if this is a human right, why does pollution occur? environment, ecosystem degradation and decline, biodiversity responses, firs

well, go. afraid in the film, zhenya komilkova was shot at the placer isa tolstoy, first they tortured for 3 days, then they forced him to dig his own grave where she fought the nazis , they installed a memorial sign, so that they remembered the exploits of the great patriotic war and had a female face film. and the dawns here are quiet too. as a memory, i am a tolstoy nurse and war broke out about all those women of fate. not ugarova at all evgenia efimova love filippova zulfiya khakimova and dalia serzhetdinova channel one right now is also heroic cinema pages of the great patriotic war according to the laws of war. senior policeman ivanov do you have anything empty in the back? open the door, comrade senior policeman, an order is waiting for me at the station. i'm waiting there. open up, i said. empty machine delivered. leave it here? the device is ready, if you pull the wire of the clock mechanism from work, the response time is 1 minute. i wanted to remove it so that it was not visible. comrades, has anyone seen it? what happened here? i go, and he leans on his side. well, it looks like he f

store and the epicenter, a russian person can only when all these actions well, as if justified by the high culture of dostoevsky tolstoy blow is not just something so banal a murder and a blow will kill you, and the russian people will not be happy, you know, you know, with the oil depots or the oil plant that was blown up there, you can’t explain to them what it’s like there, it’s kind of nice for them, it’s not interesting to them, it’s not interesting, and it was visible when there was a big explosion there , they got into the storage of old fuel from the rocket missile. what else did ours dispose of rockets from the soviet era and it all exploded, but this did not please the russians, they were not interested in what was blown up there in pavlograd, because for them it is if there are no corpses, it is not interesting for them a priori it is to us it may be interesting, we understand that when a base is blown up there, it is important because then fewer of our soldiers die, there are fewer logistics of some sort established by the russians, and they are not interested in all this, and i showed you this. by the way,

majesties, photographed four generations of the romanov family, as well as prominent learned writers and artists, including mendeleev gogol tolstoy with the army of denikin was educated as a design engineer. in the fortieth he moved to germany to the city of munich during the total mobilization. as the translator was sent to the security troops in the occupied territory of belarus. this unit was connected, and everyone. even those who, for some various reasons, left the soviet union for the territory of western europe, and even there the third reich used emigrants. who knew languages. e, who could he be used in the occupied territory of the evangelist after the fighting in the lida region where the divisions made up their positions sergei levitsky was captured and was in the butyrka prison. in moscow , as a prisoner of war, he was brought to criminal liability in the forty-sixth, his case was transferred to the nkvd department for the minsk region, since he committed his crimes on the territory of this region. on june 7, 1946, the military tribunal of the ministry of internal affairs of the minsk region sentenced levitsky sergiy

well, my all the same, my favorite formations of tolstoy leo tolstoy look at things simply and directlylse lies, hypocrisy and everything else. yes, probably so beloved, everyone understands everything, but everyone is watching that people play each other's eyes and they smile and say that we will send such a good one. you understand better and better that everything is bad. well, here it is necessary and here is the society like this arranged. yes, any, naturally yes , civilization, and children retain this ability to see things as they are. this is the main thing, the difference i also retained this ability, but i look at the world rather gloomy and here it is to cheer myself up. yes, let's say, well, in an adult, but i overdo it to write some funny things with me to cheer everything up, but in a child's room you asked how it would be like that, that's why it was scary that it couldn't be conveyed, uh, modern prosperous children. yes, who are not afraid hmm throw away cutlets and do not steal cucumbers. yes, there are very sad stories for mom, no matter how they convey their longing.

excuse tchaikovsky chekhov dostoevsky well, further on the list we will not say, yes , tolstoy and rachmaninoffo on, why precisely because, despite all the fractures to all the transmutations that have taken place? capitalism has reached in europe this is the burgher meshchanskaya in a sense, uh, life, it has reached its peak and this boredom, which alexander sergeevich pushkin wrote more yes, this burgher thing was pleased. he is his own dinner and wife. yes, yes, yes, but she gave this whirlwind of change and despite the fact that the 20th century began in russia with revolutions and brittleness , diaghilev appeared who said. i surprised europe we are russians. we surprised europe and we surprised the russians themselves. they said this power is strength, if we are carriers. yes , this is this russian essence, then it’s necessary, as it were, and not only to hold on to it, but to present it. they look for you to accumulate it. and this is what is the setting that we said, because in fact, in fact, as a matter of fact, we are what preserves the same divine human code, uh, there are few such ye

tolstoy's school curriculum war and peace. that is , this is a completely fantastic work , and we have, uh, two books of this four-volume edition, published immediately after the war , such a rarity. welle most important thing in life for me is to be at peace with myself. that is, uh feeling not only respect for my colleagues and friends and loved ones. well, self-respect is very important. i would probably compare it with a rose , because where necessary, it can show thorns and when necessary, if you take a garden, uh, where many, many flowers are located, probably the first flower that we immediately pay attention to is the rose is the one that emphasizes the beauty of the whole garden , and so is the center, if we compare the center with such a garden, then, of course, the director of the center and the idea is dear. always versatile, not always predictable, but nevertheless a beautiful flower there are such gerbera flowers. they

well, these are the questions that shakespeare is grappling with. these are the questions that tolstoy is grappling with. these are the questions that george eliot is grappling with, for that matter, or any even more modern writer that these keep, keep cropping up and that there is a coherence to it, that there is a through line in our culture. so, michael knowles, is it a fair critique to say that the book club focuses on dead white european male dred dead, white, european male? i suppose so, because the the greatest writers in history in our civilization tend to be dead just. it's an old civilization and they tend to be white. we're talking about europe, mostly white people. i happen to come from the sicilian people, which is an ethnically ambiguous, liminal people, but broadly they're considered white, tend to be men. the writers tend to be men, though not all of them. we've covered plenty of women writers on the show. i just mentioned one of them who happens to have a man's name, george eliot and. they tend to be christian, though they're not, certainly not exclusively christian. i

tolstoy. ah honestly not understand word literature soon. and fiction will disappear first. oleg konstantinovich wella book and after the twentieth line you already fall asleep, but on the other hand. here is some kind of novel got carried away and during the night just that's the whole book, what is called swallowed, and did anyone conduct research? what is the general effect on the human body, it turns out, reading some kind of biochemistry there, something else arises. biochemistry certainly arises. let me draw. i'm the thought that andrey leonidovich began to continue a little clip clip, culture, our our our axis of time. yes, it means that one writes a letter there is a girl of her young man. so she had him how much she had him there? he writes for a week, it goes for 2 weeks. yes, it's six eight pages. yes, yes next, what did we invent the telegraph? yes, the telegram is already one page. well, they will bring a few hours there. yes, there is a phone for two hours. phone is fast it 5 minutes called. how much do we talk here. well, how much do we talk? yes, we say for 10-15 minutes that we could

tolstoy's school curriculum war and peace. that is , this is a completely fantastic work and we have, uh, two books of this four-volume edition, published immediately in the post-war years, such a rarity. wellmost important thing for me be at peace with yourself in life. that is , a feeling of not only respect for my colleagues and friends and loved ones. well, respect is very important. i would probably compare it with a rose, because where necessary, it can show thorns and when necessary, if you take a garden, uh, where many, many flowers are located, probably the first flower that we immediately pay attention to is dew, the one that emphasizes the beauty of the whole garden, so is the center, if we compare the center with such a garden, then, of course, the director of the center is the center. always multifaceted, not always predictable, but nevertheless a beautiful flower there are such gerbera flowers. they look like daisies, that is, they have the shape of chamomile, but as a rule, they rarely have a different color, they are white. here are red, gerberas - this is simplicity and elegance and luxury. the healing power of prayer and the help of god 's word, when we visit temples, we c

writers used to name mark twain, you named joyce to aski you name a tolstoy and willa cath or anybody you want to add to that table today? well, we've got a lot of great people here at this table and i hope everyone who sees this today on c-span who's anywhere in the area comes down. they can meet david mccullough. they can hear him read from his book. john adams his new book, which he read from last night. i love the idea of americans reading about our american heroes our his new book about our second president. it's so instructive to all of us. and and so i hope people will read that book, but i hope they'll also read a lot of other american history books. we have great children's writers here today chris curtis who was the first and mayor african-american to win the newberry ward is here. we reading from his book. we have a number of storybook characters. i said earlier. somebody told me they could tell i was from the south because i said you can get your picture made with clifford the big red dog. so i hope people come out and do that as we close out our look at laura bush. she unveils her official portrait at the smithso

well, stop talking about the dead civilizations of tolstoy , after all, viktorovich still has oil onclarify what was necessary write without intent to kill. and i didn't just write. yes, she poured it, he didn’t explain the poison to them, that then they would put her in hard labor. still, he was to blame, and not they tolstoy, you meant it. it says on it how they tried to leave. here it is. let's get back to today's day . dressing up today, than a simple country is facing an existential choice, there is a difficult war with nato, and therefore, every time we try to pull out these shadows, the past is democratic peace-loving. since when is democratic synonymous with peace-loving? democratic countries do not mean that they are peaceful. this is not even close. a democratic form of government does not imply peacefulness from the word at all, so i was not the last one in this studio to risk you in acratia, one of the first, therefore , it means that , regarding tolstoy, entire scenes are devoted to how one saves one says, well, then all this will follow tells. so it is against the court

well, to shake the canons a little to show what we have conditionally, not only pushkin lermontov tolstoyy, but also other women authors, yes, women and lectures about all the main male writers were accompanied. uh, short lectures to women. that is, i spoke. look, we have conditional. and turgenev chernyshevsky we also have bashkirtsev or zodiac, but these are slightly different time periods. so there is a structure after the bashkir one, it is even mentioned. yes, by the way, i am on the side of lisa to the deacons. well, maria of the bashkirs was the first of this, but at the expense of the artistic work of the bashkirs and architects. you studied? e tell me how you rate. this is the breakthrough of the bashkirs to glory through painting, because their last years are the last 6 years. she throws in social life, she stops hanging out, and , uh, starts working hard from morning to night literally, counting the hours that go to her way to the studio. they move closer to the studio, so as not to spend 2 hours a day, because it's 48 days a year and it means that she is rapidly mastering the

nothing, as the chinese say, having eaten once, you will not become tolstoy and here once, respectively, arriving wellt success. they say there are only two siberias. uh, so they didn't reach agreements. well, just listen to yourself. beijing has already reached shanghai is already heating and so on. well, you want us to have this one like weightlifters? we will lift a kilogram bar from one approach and 100 kg and 200 and 300. let's just train, that is, everything is progressively rhythmically happening all these critics. this is absolutely juggling manipulation and so on. that is, indeed. this is a very high visit. well, the sitimpin himself appreciated the visit of mishustin, and it seems to me that it is symbolic at the same time. he met with mishustin and his video message from a dolphin showed at the es summit the presence of vladimirovich putin, that is , the unprecedented intensification of the fifties and more a certain and a large integration structure is being formed, the chinese respect our interests very much. in central asia , we are valued as a sovereign state, which itself acts in its o

my mother also used to be tolstoy and then she became true apples and lost weight and not an apple holds out, wait, therefore, that is, she came with a banana on an apple. well, why am i here now with a different commander. then we eat commands hi do you walk, how do you see? all thanks to you. you see now. two tickets we fell, we will not chop up the new day and rob them to our music. i kayfutshit inside the skin of us. i will remind the sun, not timid , has music at our fingertips, for example. music can change the color of the bag, i'm on so much music inside a piece of heaven on earth here is very good. breathing here, it hurts. it's quiet here well, i’ll find myself with a tummy like carrot belarusians, and the leaves are cunning. when i moved here to live in the village, grandfather's cousin fyodor kirillovich sachkov was still alive, and he always spoke, either jokingly or seriously, then i took it as ray's jokes and the countess sachkovskaya remembers, yes, kirill is all a countess, he see, i say hands in manure knee- deep. the countess is digging in the mud in the beds. the village with a net now i’ll say to the mower, and eat, how beautiful and eve

penalty to pass the ball to each other on tolstoy's yasnaya polyana expanse, when there were five or six fat ones in the clearing. yes, it was a great job. welluh , now about, uh, one of your main books is this book. here i have it in my hands. this is one of her edition. this is a book called kataev the pursuit of eternal spring by valentina petrovich kataev. how easy is it to guess the titles? what is the mystical connection with the hero? after all, an author can't just write someone's biography, maybe because he's uh hmm connected to youth magazine like you or not only this connection continues. yeah, because i became the editor-in-chief of youth after writing this book. maybe this, as it were , was the reason that you came to youth magazine. well, i dreamed i shook hands, and then they called me from there and said, listen, come. by that time you had already written a book, right? that is, it was such a gratitude, i take it that way, well , it’s wonderful to say that for me this is a wonderful, excellent stylist. uh, just a wonderful writer, and in literature , fiction is the most important thing for me, and i just enjoy reading kataev a

tolstoy stanislavsky scoop, here ideas and future mise-en-scene. this is a very dangerous place. just like in shakespeare, in this case , the performance reveals. well, using their own method, which is mainly needed by people in the theater as a detective, they and the gilyarovs do not crawl out of khitrov's slums. he begins to understand how everything works, who did what, why and in general refers to this as such a director's analysis of the performance, the characters of the film are convinced to find a clue and you need to try to figure out the killer think how he step nazarov skillfully combined detective and comedy real facts and exotic fantasies. thus, a second and even a third narrative layer appears in the tape. and after gorky's characters, the plots of conan doyle come to life . a multi-layered exciting movie, where there are a lot of bizarre phantasmogorias, so one of the scenes of the picture takes place in the space of a real hindu temple. this story began 10-15 years ago in india. we decided on some kind of allusion, an illusion that could arise in the head. the main character has falls into the imagination. it’s so easy for you to ge

tolstoy? is it fiction, novel, philosophy, elegy? it is kind of a little bit of all of these things including the scientific work by galileo a dialogue between philosophers and it touches on philosophical esons as well. in our age, we have increasingly become specialized. >> watch the full interview anytime at booktv.org. >> you can watch the full interview with michael knowles at booktv.org. one of the most enjoyable things we do here at book tv is when we find out and ask you what you are reading. that's what we want to do for the next few minutes while we are waiting for the next author discussion to begin. we have discussed two or 300 books this year already on book tv. we want to know what you're reading, here's how you can dial in. call the numbers on your screen. you can also text us what you are currently reading or looking forward to. this is for text messages only. please include your first name and your city, what are you reading? now, we are live in los angeles. asked mom, we were live at the tucson book festival. while there, we did our in-depth program one author, two hours, his or her body of work. we talked to an historian. here's a portion of that. >> recently, jeff gwynn was a gues