, these lily of the valley, actually, this is the collection of the sanctioned russian oligarch vekselbergi don’t want to moralize, in we are actually talking about literature and awards, and my first question, rossislav, is this. how should we treat such a story with this award, should we somehow react to it, or just wait for such state awards to go away together with the generation of people who represent them? well, this is a bad story, especially since there are such unpleasant connections, and of course there are a lot of structures that are under cover, let's say so. of slavic studies in the world actually promoted russian studies, actually promoted this myth about great russian literature, they still work in the world and even in leading universities, but the majority of slavist specialists are actually russians, this is a consequence of imperial policy, it is clear that this must be fought, well, this is already... accordingly the effect, of course, somewhere it is easier for them to access awards, and to resources in general, but the story itself is bad , it is very good that ther

, these lily of the valley, actually, this is the collection of the sanctioned russian oligarch vekselbergdon't want to moralize, we are actually talking about literature here. and about awards, and my first question, rossislav, is how should we treat such a story with this award, how should we react to it, or just wait for such state awards will leave together with the generation of people who represent them, well, this is a bad story, especially since there are such unpleasant connections, and of course there are a lot of structures. who under the guise of, let's say, slavistic studies in the world actually promoted russian studies, actually promoted this myth of great russian literature, they are still working in the world and even in leading universities, but the majority of slavistic specialists are actually russians, this is a consequence of imperial policy. it is clear that this must be fought.

see, these lily of the valley, actually, this is a collection of the sanctioned russian oligarch vekselberg, i don't want to moralize, we are actually talking about literature and about awards, and my first question, rossislav, for you is, how should we treat such a story with this award, how should we react to it? is it just to expect that such state awards will leave together with the generation of people who represent them? well, this is a bad story , especially since there are such unpleasant connections, and of course, there are many structures that, under the guise of, let's say, slavic studies in the world, actually promoted russian studies, promoted their own. this myth about the great russian literature, they still work in the world and even in leading universities, but the majority of specialists in slavic studies are actually russians, this is a consequence of imperial policy, it is clear that this must be fought, well, here it is already accordingly the effect, so of course, somewhere it is easier for them to access both the premium and in general. resources, but the story itsel