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Liberal Arts

The term “catharsis” came to us from the ancient Greek language and is found in the treatises of Aristotle, meaning: compassion for educational purposes. Identification of one’s emotional sphere and the acquisition of the skill to manage emotions allows humanity to discover new stages of evolution and thereby solve many global social problems of the world

Darya Gubareva - 08.06.2021
Liberal Arts

Olexander Smakula wrote: “I often look to Kobzar to disperse my sadness… I have been wandering in foreign lands for more than forty years, but I have not forgotten my Ukraine and will never forget it”

Boris Burda - 06.06.2021
Liberal Arts

A lot of people consider this film to be pop, and the work of Sofia Coppola as a whole is unsubstantiated and not sharp enough. However, I pay more attention to how she brilliantly manages to convey the mood of her characters, trying to find answers to existential questions. And this film is the best in her filmography

Vitaly Pisarenko - 05.06.2021
Leadership&Management

We did not close Connect.ua — we transformed it. There is no reason for Ukraine to have its own social network. The main reason is that most of the population speaks Russian. The Russian market absorbs ours. A local player will not pay off

Aleksandr Kolb - 04.06.2021
Life&Art

Richard Serra is a rare intellectual and thinker who puts his non-trivial conclusions into remarkably concise and yet impressive forms

Elena Okuneva - 03.06.2021
Science

Which virus restores vision, the molecule rejuvenates the brain and restores memory in Alzheimer’s disease, and which formula you need to know by heart to reduce the risk of early death by 30%

Leadership&Management

Psychologists say that around the age of 14 our childhood ends – with all the fantasies, excess energy and irrepressible desire to play. But we continue to live in a world of toys and games. Our almanac’s interviewee, Pavel Ovchinnikov, knows all about toys. He believes that the theme of the relationship “man – toy” is inexhaustible. And almost as important as the relationship between man and God

Huxleў - 01.06.2021
Science

How are our habits, preferences, and tastes formed? It turns out that they are not only consequences of the choices we once made, but also shape our future choices themselves. And not only positive, but also negative. Thus, since childhood, we get used to avoiding something that we once already rejected, preferring it to something new…

Huxleў - 01.06.2021
Liberal Arts

Do we remember that he is also our fellow countryman? More often than not, we just don’t know that. But listen to his songs, the links for which are here, and you will be as surprised as I was – how familiar these melodies are to us! They are with us, which means that Dassin continues to live in our memory along with his songs

Boris Burda - 30.05.2021
Science

Australian scientists have noticed a specific technique that Aborigines use to remember information. They simply start making up stories, which are fairy tales and myths in our “civilized” understanding. Archaic mnemonic techniques were cooler than modern ones

Huxleў - 25.05.2021
Interview

“How to unite and connect the screen, the actors, the audience? How to implement technically, my friends – Zoom!”, says British director Konstantin Kamensky in an interview with Huxleў

Nonna Martynich - 24.05.2021