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"Эта книга не такая, как другие книги Дмитрия Беркута - хотя, собственно, у него все книги разные.
Можно назвать её чем-то вроде путевых заметок или кусочка автобиографии, но это будет полуправда. Она простая, но не примитивная, позитивная, но не пустая" Read more of this review » |
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| This collection of photographs, first published in 1955 and updated 45 years later. Cartier-Bresson traveled all over Europe, from the late 1920s to the early 1970s, capturing moments from the lives of people across different countries and cultures. ...more | |
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| Henry Miller's Black Spring is often regarded as the second installment in the Tropic Trilogy. However, it doesn't have any direct narrative connection to either Tropic of Cancer or Tropic of Capricorn. In fact, the chapters within Black Spring thems ...more | |
“Our homeland in the language we spoke, thought, and wrote in, not the place where we were born. We live in the space of our language, and to expand it, it's not enough to just leave; we need to start thinking in other languages.”
― Clochard
― Clochard
“We are all connected by the finest of threads. We create worlds for each other through our existence. When someone close to you dies, it immediately affects everything around you; and everyone’s lives, whether they feel it or not, are changed forever.”
― Clochard
― Clochard
“Long ago, we had both realized that the only constructive conversation possible between us was sex. Neither of us could hear normal words. We each spoke our minds and listened only to ourselves. Only during sex did we share sensations and truly be present together. How long could that last? Probably forever. Would we have been happy for eternity? Why not? Sex wasn’t about interests or cultural differences; it was self-sufficient.”
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― Clochard
“Because we don't know when we will die, we get to think of life as an inexhaustible well. Yet everything happens a certain number of times, and a very small number, really...How many more times will you watch the full moon rise? Perhaps twenty. And yet it all seems limitless.”
― The Sheltering Sky
― The Sheltering Sky
“My message to you is this: pretend that you have free will. It's essential that you behave as if your decisions matter, even though you know they don't. The reality isn't important: what's important is your belief, and believing the lie is the only way to avoid a waking coma. Civilization now depends on self-deception. Perhaps it always has.”
― Stories of Your Life and Others
― Stories of Your Life and Others
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Ola, Dmitry! Thank you for contacting me. Congratulations on your books! Happy reading, writing, and everything else. Blessings!Best wishes from Majenta💙💛🌻
Best wishes from Majenta💙💛🌻"
Ola, Majenta! Thank you and Nice to meet you. :)