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Lev Rubinstein: "The taxi drivers have seized the power" // "Tell Gordeeva"

programs, and global opportunities! https://t.me/+6jmVBaeOXW9hZWI0 THIS MATERIAL (INFORMATION) WAS PRODUCED AND DISTRIBUTED BY FOREIGN AGENT KATERINA VLADIMIROVNA GORDEEVA OR RELATED TO THE ACTIVITIES OF FOREIGN AGENT KATERINA VLADIMIROVNA GORDEEVA. BY WATCHING THIS VIDEO, YOU CONFIRM THAT YOU ARE OF LEGAL AGE. IF THIS IS NOT THE CASE, DO NOT WATCH IT. About this episode: Lev Rubinstein is a poet who hasn't written a rhyming line for almost five hundred days of war. We meet in Peredelkino, on the land of writers, to discuss whether literature can teach the imperia complex, how the language of the government is changing, and what we can understand from these changes. And finally, when will everything change for the better: Rubinstein is not optimistic. #скажигордеевой #леврубинштейн Contents: 0:00 "Nothing terrible is happening if you don't read the news feed. Life goes on." 3:15 "When you remember what's happening in the neighboring country, your hair starts to stand on end." 4:21 What if people had tails? 7:06 "It was believed that writers worked here, but they were engaged in terrible debauchery and boozing" — We're in Peredelkino. 9:41 Advertisement where art becomes work. 12:24 What else was happening in Peredelkino? 14:42 Literature of the Dead vs. Literature of the Living. 16:19 Does Russian literature contribute to imperial thinking? 17:48 "I came up with the average Soviet writer who lives here" — Rubinstein about the "Room" exhibition. 19:38 Advertisement where you can choose where to live. 22:27 "It's bad now. It can only be good in the past" — the nostalgia of taxi drivers. 26:45 "Stalin's death is associated with recovery for me." 29:14 "It was believed that Stalin was the only one holding back the black element. But a month after his death, there was a sense of relief." 32:06 "We are colonizers and imperials." 36:35 "I didn't want to say that I was Jewish myself." 40:00 "In 1937, it was very fashionable to dance." 43:13 "Any propaganda film now is crap. It was different in the USSR." 45:13 "It was impossible to get to know a girl if you couldn't quote Blok" — how Rubinstein decided to become a poet. 47:02 "My birth was a direct result of the abortion ban." 50:06 "As a child, I asked my dad about the war, but he only told funny stories." 52:29 "I became a conscious anti-Soviet at the age of 15." 55:02 "I didn't make a career." 57:37 "People gave lectures on how to behave during interrogation." 1:01:11 "I was ready to live my whole life under Soviet rule." 1:04:02 "Conceptualism is not an escape from reality, but its utilization." 1:09:11 "The Soviet state spoke a Martian language." 1:11:41 "Zhirinovsky spoke like a taxi driver." 1:13:11 What Rubinstein thinks about Dmitry Medvedev's texts. 1:14:17 "For me, as a poet, the war has not been fruitful." 1:17:35 "There was a time when officials began to speak the language of human rights." 1:19:36 "Once half of Moscow came out in support of Lithuania. What kind of imperial complex are we talking about?" 1:21:22 "I started to dislike the men of the sixties." 1:23:07 "The highest degree of uncertainty." 1:24:12 How Rubinstein predicted Twitter. 1:26:32 "I consider my Facebook as a literary project." 1:28:16 "We know one person with an unhappy childhood who has given us this "happy life"." 1:29:09 "At the age of 4, I bit a guest at my birthday party." 1:31:41 "I'm afraid that I won't see what I want to see before I die." 1:32:29 "Motherland is an abstract concept." Lev Rubinstein   / levrubinstein   Katerina Gordeeva https://t.me/skazhigordeevoy Instagram:   / skazhigordeevoy   Twitter:   / skazhigordeevoy   Vkontakte: https://vk.com/skazhigordeevoy