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however, quite epicheskie. They satisfy, therefore, the rules of the narrative game, the pressure of which remains strong not only in the media, but deep down, the scientists themselves. However, this kind of fact is not a trivial or superfluous: it concerns the relationship between scientific knowledge and the so-called
It is impossible, therefore, to exclude that the recourse to narrative is inevitable, at least to the extent that the language game of science is committed to the truth of his statements, but has no way to legitimize her own money. In this case, you would have to acknowledge the irreducible need for history, which still need to comprehend, for example, as we have already outlined, i.e. not as need to remember something or look to the future (the need for historicism, the need accents), but on the contrary, as the need to forget (a need for metrum).
In any case, it is too early to talk about all this. But will keep in mind during our subsequent reasoning is the idea that seemingly outdated
spent with me on the tower two days E. K. Medtner in the third
ran away; I endured such a life of five weeks; returned to Moscow thinner,
green, haggard, inspired by the conversation of the night, or rather that morning--"
(White A. the Beginning of the century. -- M., 1990. S. 354).
Lev Shestov, in his essay "Viacheslav the Magnificent" notes that
the Russian writer is best understood by its relation to Dostoevsky and
Tolstoy. About Ivanov, he says the following: "V. Ivanov finds
the basic idea of Dostoevsky, which he shares and considers a symbol of
their faith, that the greatest human sin-to strive to get
on earth without God" (Shestov L. Op. In 2 vols. -- vol. 1. -- M., 1993.
P. 272). He completes his work with the words: "All I like in Ivanov;
and the subtlety of his decadent designs, and his passion for Hellenism, and the taste for
Schiller, Goethe and Nietzsche, and the prophetic tone of his writings. I like the deliberate
the weight of his huge, exquisite periods, even his old-fashioned affectations,
when it restores the letter 9 in the words of Beorg, promeba etc other
it would come out funny, V. Ivanov -- beautiful and solemn. I think
what if he wore embroidered with gold fashioned silk Kaftan or
powdered wig, he would also had to face" (Ibid.,p.277).
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