Arkhangelsky Leonid Mikhailovich. Moscow Automobile and Highway State Technical University (MADI)

Books

Marxist ethics: subject, structure, main directions. M.: Mysl, 1985. 237 p.
Ethical theme in modern Soviet fiction. M.: Znanie, 1980. 64 pp. (Co-author N.A. Arkhangelskaya).
Value orientations and moral development of the individual. M.: Knowledge, 1978. 64 p.
Marxist-Leninist ethics as a system. M.: Knowledge, 1976. 64 p.
Social and ethical problems of personality theory. M.: Mysl, 1974. 218 p. (12 a.l.).
Course of lectures on Marxist-Leninist ethics. M.: Higher School, 1974. 317 pp. (18 pages).
Moral ideals of youth. M.: Knowledge, 1970. 16 p. (1.0 a.l.).
Lectures on Marxist-Leninist ethics. Sverdlovsk: [b. i.], 1969. 132 pp. (8.9 al.).
The norms of our house. Sverdlovsk: Central Ural Book. ed., 1966. 16 p. (1.0 a.l.).
Categories of Marxist ethics. M.: Sotsekgiz, 1963. 271 p. (14 a.l.).
The same Edition in Estonian, Tallinn: Esti RAAMAT, 1964;
Edition in German, 1965.
2nd edition. M.: Mysl, 1985. 240 p.
Labor and morality. Sverdlovsk: Sverdgiz, 1961. 128 pp. (6.59 al.). Co-author V.T. Nesterov.
Tribe, nationality, nation as historical forms of community of people. M.: Higher School, 1961. 40 pp. (2.5 al.). The same in Hungarian, Budapest, 1964.
Our happiness. Popular brochure. Sverdlovsk: Sverdgiz, 1958. 46 p. (2.0 a.l.).
Soviet worker. Brochure. Sverdlovsk: Sverdgiz, 1958. 71 p. (3.69 a.l.).
Categories of materialist dialectics. General, special, individual. Two lectures on the course of dialectical materialism. Sverdlovsk: Publishing house. UrSU, 1957. 29 p. (2.0 a.l.).
About camaraderie and friendship. Popular brochure. Sverdlovsk: Sverdgiz, 1956. 42 p. (2.25 a.l.).
Religion as a form of social consciousness. Sverdlovsk: Publishing house. UrSU, 1955. 25 p. (1.5 a.l.).
Labor and religion. Sverdlovsk: Sverdgiz, 1955. 48 pp. (2.46 al.).

Collective works

Your life position / Ed. L.M. Arkhangelsky. M.: Moscow worker, 1979. 176 p. (10 a.l.);
Marxist ethics today. M.: Progress, 1981. (15.8 al.);
Moral qualities of personality and the main aspects of their study / Ed. L.M. Arkhangelsky. M.: Institute of Physics of the USSR Academy of Sciences, 1980. (6.0 al.);
Ethics and ideology / Rep. ed. L.M. Arkhangelsky. M.: Nauka, 1982. 359 p. (20 a.l.);
Methodology of ethical research / Responsible. ed. L.M. Arkhangelsky. M.: Nauka, 1982. 382 p. (20 a.l.).

Articles

Moral development of the individual under socialism // Philosophical Sciences. 1975. No. 4.
The structure of interpersonal communication // Sociological problems of personality formation. Sverdlovsk, 1973 (1.0 al.).
The role of morality in the system of social management // Leninism and management of social processes under socialism. M.: Mysl, 1973 (0.3 a.l.).
The subject of the study is moral consciousness // The structure of morality. 1973. Issue. 2 (1.0 a.l.). Co-author Yu.R. Vishnevsky.
Ethical categories // Subject and system of Marxist ethics. Sofia: Science and Art, 1973 (2.0 al.). Co-author G.M. Jafarli.
The most important task of the profession // Ural. 1973. No. 5 (1.0 al.). Co-author R.G. Bukhartsev.
On the relationship between related categories of historical materialism // Sociological Research. 1972. No. 4 (0.5 al.).
Moral consciousness of Soviet workers // The spiritual world of the Soviet worker. M.: Mysl, 1972 (2.0 al.).
On the specifics of class differences in the socio-psychological sphere // Changes in the social structure of Soviet society. Materials for the Second All-Union Conference on the problem “Changing the social structure of Soviet society.” Sverdlovsk, 1971. Issue. 9 (0.5 a.l.).
Scientific and technological revolution and personal development // Word to the lecturer. 1971 (1.0 a.l.). Co-author B.L. Alexandrova.
Lenin’s principles of moral education // Lenin’s ethical heritage and modernity. Tambov, 1971 (0.25 al.).
Problems of personality in M. Gorky’s journalism // Gorky Readings. Sverdlovsk, 1971 (0.5 al.).
Personality as an object of study of related sciences // Problems of the spiritual life of the working class. Sverdlovsk, 1970 (0.5 al.).
On the question of the nature, structure and function of the moral ideal // The structure of morality. Sverdlovsk, 1970 (1.0 al.). Co-authors O.N. Zhemanov, Yu.P. Petrov.
On the place of moral regulation in the general system of social management in a socialist society // Reports to the UP International Sociological Congress. Sverdlovsk, 1970 (0.5 al.).
On the dialectical nature of the relationship between public and personal interests in socialist morality // Questions of Marxist-Leninist ethics and communist education. Sverdlovsk, 1970 (0.5 al.).
Problems of ethics in the pre-October works of V.I. Lenin // Questions of Marxist-Leninist ethics and communist education. Sverdlovsk, 1970 (0.5 al.).
Ethical values: interaction and dependence // Materials of the XIV Philosophical Congress. 1969 (0.5 a.l.).
On the philosophical character of Marxist ethics and its structure // Philosophical Sciences. 1970. No. 1 (1.0 al.).
Social nature and the role of mass communication // Social environment and personality. Sverdlovsk, 1969 (1.5 al.). Co-author B.A. Yuferov.
On the question of the structure of morality // Questions of Philosophy. 1969. No. 5 (0.5 al.).
Social and psychological factors of personality development and their consideration in propaganda work // Political information. Sverdlovsk: Sverdl. Publishing house, 1968 (0.3 a.l.).
Moral values and individual consciousness // Questions of philosophy. 1968. No. 7 (1.0 al.).
Moral development of the individual // Personality under socialism. M.: Nauka, 1968 (1.0 al.).
Experience in studying the prestige of the teaching profession // Scientific notes. SGPI, 1967 (1.0 al.).
Communist moral norms and their formation // Philosophical Sciences. 1967. No. 4 (1.0 al.).
Life plans and ideals of school youth // Soviet pedagogy. 1967. No. 6 (1.0 al.).
Society, interest, personality // Public interest and personality. Sociological research. 1967. No. 2 (1.0 al.).
Social and mental factors of personality formation // Formation of a communist worldview is the main task of party education. Sverdlovsk, 1967 (0.8 al.).
The structure of morality and moral development of the individual // Materials for the scientific conference dedicated to the 50th anniversary of the Great October Socialist Revolution “Issues of Marxist-Leninist ethics”. Tambov, 1967 (0.5 al.).
On the study of the interests of Soviet youth // Scientific-theoretical conference “Youth and Socialism”. Abstracts of reports. M., 1967 (0.6 al.).
Moral development of the individual in socialist society // Personality under socialism. M.: Nauka, 1966 (1.0 al.).
The moral side of choosing a profession // Life plans for youth. Sociological research. Sverdlovsk: Publishing house. Ural State University, 1966. Issue. 1 (1.0 a.l.).
The problem of moral development of the individual // “Man in socialist and bourgeois society.” Symposium (reports and messages). M., 1966 (1.0 al.).
Benefit, beneficence // Brief dictionary of ethics. M.: Politizdat, 1965 (0.8 a.l.).
Welcome // Brief dictionary of ethics. M.: Politizdat, 1965 (0.9 a.l.).
Evil, atrocity // Brief dictionary of ethics. M.: Politizdat, 1965 (0.8 a.l.).
Dignity // Brief dictionary of ethics. M.: Politizdat, 1965 (0.9 a.l.).
Honor // A brief dictionary of ethics. M.: Politizdat, 1965 (0.9 a.l.).
Moral norms, their structure and features of formation // Materials of the 2nd zonal scientific conference on philosophical sciences. Perm, 1966 (0.8 al.).
High consciousness of public duty // Moral code of the builder of communism. M.: Mysl, 1965 (1.0 al.). Co-author G.V. Mokronosov.
On the criteria of communist behavior // Soviet pedagogy. 1964. No. 8 (1.0 al.).
Goodness, duty, conscience // Questions of philosophy. 1964. No. 6 (1.0 al.).
Communist consciousness wins // Soviet worker. Sverdlovsk: Sverdgiz, 1963 (0.2 al.).
The public duty of the builder of communism // Communist. 1963. No. 3 (1.0 al.).
Friendship // Philosophical Encyclopedia. 1962. T. 2 (1.4 al.).
On the communist moral ideal // Questions of Philosophy. 1961. No. 11 (1.0 al.).
The essence of ethical categories // Philosophical Sciences. 1961. No. 1 (1.0 al.).
Formation of communist consciousness of workers and comprehensive development of personality. §§ 1, 3, 4, 5, 6 // The rise of the cultural and technical Soviet working class. M.: Sotsekgiz, 1961 (4.5 al.).
Honor // Ural. 1961. No. 3 (0.75 al.).
The criterion of happiness in Marxist-Leninist ethics // Lectures on Marxist-Leninist ethics. M.: Publishing house. Moscow State University, 1960 (1.0 al.).
The criterion of practice in logic // Practice is the criterion of truth in science. M.: Sotsekgiz, 1960 (2.0 al.).
Social practice and the purpose of knowledge // Philosophical Sciences. 1960. No. 2 (1.0 al.).
Education of moral beliefs, feelings and habits // Questions of Philosophy. 1960. No. 6 (0.1 al.).
On the combination of theory and practice of moral education // Questions of Marxist-Leninist ethics. M.: Gospolitizdat, 1960 (0.6 a.l.).
Practice is the basis of the unity of language and thinking // Scientific notes of Ural State University. 1957. Issue. 21 (2.0 a.l.).
Materialistic traditions in the works of M.V. Lomonosov, F.I. Buslaeva // Russian language at school. 1957. No. 1 (0.5 al.).
On the question of the role of language in the formation of concepts // Scientific notes of USU. 1955. Issue. 13 (1.0 a.l.).

Department of Heat Engineering and Automotive Engines | Arkhangelsky Vladimir Mitrofanovich

V.M. Arkhangelsky was born on July 23, 1915 in Simferopol. In 1931, he graduated from a 9-year school in Simferopol and entered an automobile technical school, which he graduated in 1935. He worked as a technician at the Simferopol automobile repair plant. In 1936 he entered the Moscow Automobile and Highway Institute.

After graduating from the institute in 1941, he was sent to work in the NKVD Gushosdor, where he worked until 1944. In 1944, he entered graduate school at the Department of Automotive and Tractor Engines of MADI.

Since 1947, he worked as a teacher at MADI. In April 1957, he defended his dissertation for the degree of Candidate of Technical Sciences on the topic “Some cases of operation of a carburetor engine in unsteady conditions.” Confirmed with the rank of associate professor in the department of "Automobiles and Automotive Engines" on March 22, 1964. On March 12, 1976, after defending his dissertation on the topic “Research and optimization of the operation of automobile carburetor engines in unsteady conditions,” V.M. Arkhangelsky was awarded the academic degree of Doctor of Technical Sciences.

Since October 16, 1957 V.M. Arkhangelsky served as deputy dean of the Faculty of Mechanics at MADI, and on February 6, 1961, he was appointed dean of the Faculty of Automotive Transport.

Since September 1, 1986 V.M. Arkhangelsky, at his request, due to health reasons, completed his work as dean of the Faculty of Automotive Transport and transferred to the position of professor at the Department of ATD at MADI.

Under the leadership of V.M. Arkhangelsk 7 graduate students successfully defended their candidate dissertations.

Vladimir Mitrofanovich was awarded the Order of the Badge of Honor, medals: “For valiant labor in the Great Patriotic War”, “In memory of the 800th anniversary of Moscow”, “For labor valor”, “For the development of virgin lands”, “For valiant labor”.

V.M. Arkhangelsky was awarded the title of Honored Worker of Science and Technology of the Russian Federation.

He was a deputy of the Moscow City Council of Workers' Deputies of the 10th and 11th convocations.

V.M. Arkhangelsky had high organizational skills and was distinguished by great determination and professionalism. He was a cheerful and kind person.

Vladimir Mitrofanovich Arkhangelsky died in 1989.

Alexander Arkhangelsky, whose biography spans two eras at once, is a famous TV show host, literary critic, writer and publicist. His opinion is considered authoritative in wide circles - from culture and education to politics.

Childhood

Arkhangelsky Alexander Nikolaevich was born in Moscow on April 27, 1962. His mother, Lyudmila Tikhonovna, separated from his father and raised his only son together with his great-grandmother, who lived to a ripe old age. My mother worked as a radio typist, my great-grandmother was a primary school teacher. Despite living in the simplest Soviet family, he decided on his future destiny at an early age. Alexander himself calls this “finding a collar around the neck,” referring to the Russian writer M. Prishvin.

Find yourself

He found his “collar” quite quickly; during his school years he actively showed interest in subjects related to literature. A decisive role in his life was played by his studies in the literary circle at the House of Pioneers, where Alexander acquired like-minded people and friends. The head of the circle, Zinaida Novlyanskaya, had a huge influence on him, who raised a real literary person in a simple schoolboy. After graduating from school, he entered the Lenin Moscow Pedagogical Institute at the Faculty of Russian Language and Literature. There he received a Candidate of Philological Sciences degree, defending a dissertation dedicated to the poet and writer A. S. Pushkin.

Job

Despite studying at a pedagogical institute, the career of a teacher did not attract the future writer. While studying in his first year, Alexander got a job at the Palace of Pioneers as the head of a literary circle, where he worked for about 4 years. After which he had an unloved job at the USSR State Television and Radio in the children's editorial office of "Pionerskaya Zorka", from which he left after 9 months, guided, among other things, by the understanding that he needed to do what he really liked.

During the period of perestroika, Alexander Arkhangelsky worked in the magazine “Friendship of Peoples”. Already at the age of 24, he held the position of editor-in-chief and spent a lot of time traveling and on business trips. The difficult political situation of that time allowed him to form his own point of view on history as a whole and understand what it consists of.

Then Alexander Arkhangelsky was invited as a scientific consultant to the journal “Problems of Philosophy”. Around the same time, he completed an internship at the University of Bremen and the Free University of Berlin. After which, as a visiting professor, he lectured at the University of Geneva and taught cultural history at the Moscow State Conservatory. Tchaikovsky. He also worked as a columnist and deputy editor-in-chief of Izvestia magazine and a columnist for Profile magazine. His articles are known in the magazines “Znamya”, “New World”, as well as in “Nezavisimaya Gazeta”, “Literary Gazette”, “Literary Review”. In the early 90s, Alexander Arkhangelsky began his work on television.

A television

His first television project was the author’s television program “Against the Current,” aired on the RTR channel. Then he hosted the Chronograph program. From 2002 to this day he has been the author, presenter and director of the information and analytical television show “Meanwhile” on the “Culture” channel. The television program is dedicated to the main cultural, economic and political events in the format of an informational and analytical review. It was this project that brought him victory in the IV All-Russian competition for media workers and a repeated TEFI award.

Since 2007, Alexander Arkhangelsky has become a member of the Academy of Russian Television. Later in 2013, by presidential decree, he was awarded the Order of Friendship “For great services in the development of domestic television and radio broadcasting, culture and many years of fruitful work.”

The authorship of Alexander Arkhangelsky is a series of interesting documentaries “Memory Factory: The Largest Libraries of the World” on the “Culture” channel. The project tells about the most significant libraries of four continents, their history and place in the modern world.

Also, under his leadership, documentaries were shot: “Intellectual. Vissarion Belinsky", "Exile. Alexander Herzen", "Idealist. Vladimir Korolenko", "Department", "Heat".

Literary activity

Since 1991, Alexander has been awarded membership in the Russian Writers' Union. He is the author of more than a dozen books. Among them are dedicated to the work of A. S. Pushkin: “The poetic story of A. S. Pushkin “The Bronze Horseman”” (1990), “Heroes of Pushkin. Essays on Literary Characterology" (1999). There are literary critical and popular science works: “At the Main Entrance” (1991), “Conversations about Russian Literature. The end of the 18th - first half of the 19th century" (1999). The book “Alexander I”, dedicated to the Russian emperor, was reprinted several times and translated into several languages.

Selected articles by Alexander Arkhangelsky, published at different times in the Izvestia magazine, were included in the collection books “Political Correction” (2001) and “Humanitarian Policy” (2006). Weekly columns from the RIA-Novosti website became the basis for the work “Terrible Foshists and Creepy Jews” (2008), which is called the chronicle of modernity. And the conversations within the walls of the television studio ended up on the pages of Alexander Arkhangelsky’s book “Meanwhile” (2009)

Lyrical story “1962. Epistle to Timothy,” addressed to his son, brought Alexander Arkhangelsky the prize “For the best book written by a journalist in 2007.” And the novel “Museum of the Revolution” won the “Book of the Year - 2013” competition.

Family

Alexander Arkhangelsky (see photo in the article) lives in a marriage and has four children - two daughters and two sons from different wives.

His first wife is Julia. Her work is related to church activities. From this union there were two children left - son Timofey and daughter Lisa. Now Timofey is 25 years old, he is a teacher at a higher school of economics. Lisa is 22 years old, after graduating from the Faculty of Economics of Moscow State University, she is studying for a master's degree and works at a news agency.

Alexander's current wife, Maria, is a journalist by profession. Their daughter Sophia turned 14 years old, their son Tikhon - 2 years old. Alexander developed good, trusting relationships with all the children, despite the severity of their upbringing. In his opinion, the choice of occupation, future profession, religion should be made by the child himself, without pressure from parents, so that they independently find their “collar.”

Religion

Religion occupies a special place in Alexander's life. There were clergymen in his family, but with the change of generations this connection was broken. In addition, life in a Soviet atheist family left its mark. Alexander came to the church on his own after becoming interested in Eastern religion and philosophy. In 1981, already a student, he was baptized in the Church of the Prophet Elijah, where at sacred liturgies he often met people well-known in the cultural and scientific community. The theme of the search for God by the intelligentsia of the Soviet era is reflected in the film “Heat” by Alexander Arkhangelsky.

Candidate of Philological Sciences, Professor at the Faculty of Communications, Media and Design, National Research University Higher School of Economics. In the past, he was the author and presenter of the television programs “Against the Current” and “Chronograph”. Since 2002 - author and presenter of the “Meanwhile” program. Co-founder of the Academy of Russian Contemporary Literature. Author of scientific and popular science books “The poetic story of A. S. Pushkin “The Bronze Horseman”” (1990), “Conversations about Russian literature. The end of the 18th - first half of the 19th century" (1998), "Heroes of Pushkin. Essays on Literary Characterology" (1999), collections of literary criticism ("At the Main Entrance", 1991), journalistic articles. Author of prose books “1962. Epistle to Timothy" (latest edition - 2008), "The Price of Cutting Off" (2008), "Museum of the Revolution" (2012), etc. The book "Alexander I" went through several editions in Russia and was translated into French and Chinese. Author of school textbooks, teaching aids, literature anthologies. Author of the films “Memory Factory: Libraries of the World”, “Department”, “Heat”, “Intellectual. Vissarion Belinsky", "Exile. Alexander Herzen" and others.

The wrong hero of our time

How Lermontov, having written a novel in two parts, deceived Nicholas I and other readers

The Return of Philosophy

Who, how and why began to study philosophy in Stalin's time - a quarter of a century after its traditions were destroyed

Palace under the hood

How graduates of the Faculty of Philosophy of Moscow State University created a territory of freedom in the magazine - the mouthpiece of the communist parties in the early 1960s

Incredible Institute

How in a Soviet academic institute they read leading bourgeois newspapers, studied theater, the hippie movement and modern Western philosophy

The noose tightens

How Soviet tanks rolled into Prague in 1968 ended previously existing opportunities for humanities research

In front of the barrier

What philosophers have done for schoolchildren, deaf-blind people, for literature, cinema and to change the world

Victory and disappointment

What did Soviet philosophers give the world: awareness of the impossibility of changing reality or a revived language of philosophizing?

Zabolotsky. "Passerby"

How a poet stretched out a moment, overcame death and wrote a mysterious poem in the simplest words

Trifonov. "House on the Embankment"

How Trifonov stepped over his conscience, then mercilessly condemned himself, and at the same time comprehended the mechanisms of political terror

Arkhangelsky Alexander Nikolaevich is a Russian writer and poet, literary critic, publicist, representative of the modern intelligentsia, candidate of philological sciences, famous TV presenter, familiar to viewers from the information and analytical program “Meanwhile,” dedicated to economic and political topics, as well as the main cultural events of the week.

Alexander Arkhangelsky: biography

A native Muscovite was born on April 27, 1962, and grew up in an ordinary family with his mother and great-grandmother. They lived on the outskirts of the capital, not rich; Mom worked as a radio typist. At school I studied brilliantly in all subjects related to literature. I very quickly gave up doing mathematics, not because of lack of ability, but because I did not like to waste time on things that did not arouse interest.

At some point in his life, he was incredibly lucky: the boy went to the Palace of Pioneers to enroll in a drawing club and, by chance, in company with some guys, became a member of a literary club. It was there that the young psychologist and teacher Zinaida Nikolaevna Novlyanskaya had a huge influence on him. For this young woman, who worked for a meager salary, the profession was something more - a calling; she made literary savvy people out of her charges, giving Soviet schoolchildren many bright and good examples. And today Alexander Arkhangelsky communicates closely with the now grown children - participants in the circle back in 1976.

Life goal set

After school, Alexander, who clearly understood what he wanted from life, made up his mind right away and entered the Pedagogical Institute at the Faculty of Russian Language and Literature. His student years coincided with work at the Palace of Pioneers, where Alexander got a job as the head of a literary circle. Since teaching did not interest Alexander, and he had absolutely no intention of realizing himself in this direction, he forged a medical report stating that he could not teach due to asthma.

The next step in the fate of the young writer was work on the radio, where his colleagues were women of retirement age. Alexander could not tolerate such a neighborhood for a long time: after 9 months he ran away from there. Then he got a job as a senior editor of the magazine “Friendship of Peoples”; Moreover, at that time it seemed to Arkhangelsky that this was the ceiling of his career - there was nowhere to grow further. He liked the work at the magazine: it was interesting, with a lot of business trips. During that period, Alexander visited Armenia, Azerbaijan and Kazakhstan, where for the first time he witnessed the performance of young people with national slogans and felt like a participant in the historical process aimed at changing the situation in the country.

Author's achievements

In the 90s, the writer worked in Switzerland and fell in love with this country very much. There he lectured at the University of Geneva, and the money he earned in three months was enough for him to live for a year in Moscow without poverty. In the capital, Arkhangelsky taught at the humanities department of the Moscow Conservatory.

Alexander Arkhangelsky went through all the stages at the Izvestia newspaper: first he worked as a columnist, then as deputy editor-in-chief and columnist. From 1992 to 1993 he hosted the “Against the Current” program on RTR, in 2002 - “Chronograph”, is a member of the Union of Russian Writers, and a member of the jury for 1995. Founding academician and president of the Academy of Russian Contemporary Literature.

In his family life, Alexander was married twice and has four children from two marriages. Current wife Maria works as a journalist.

Arkhangelsky's television experience

“Heat” evokes a large number of different opinions - a reflective film that tells about a unique period in the history of the country and the Church, a tragic, meaningful and deep period.

Watching a film authored by Arkhangelsky evokes very conflicting feelings. On the one hand, the author introduces the audience to the religious searches of the 70-80s of the 20th century, on the other hand, the film shows only a small part of what happened in those years around the Orthodox Church, and tries to convince the viewer that in the USSR the real church existed secretly, and the true Christians were scientists and intellectuals. The rest of the inhabitants of the country of Soviets simply survived in the created conditions.

Literature in the life of Alexander Arkhangelsky

Arkhangelsky, as a writer, grew up reading the works of many authors, but he was greatly influenced by Pasternak, into whose work the future writer plunged headlong. The writer strongly remembers his meeting with Dmitry Nikolaevich Zhuravlev, who had manuscripts of this great writer, donated by the author himself. Then at the institute Pushkin opened up to Arkhangelsky, and then all world literature. Alexander Arkhangelsky has a luxurious library with more than 3,000 books. These are all world classics, and the books are ranked according to the principle of chronology (from ancient oriental and ancient to modern) and according to the principle of having a desire to re-read each one again.

Alexander Arkhangelsky: books by the author

What is literature for Alexander Arkhangelsky? This is the only subject that allows you to rise from a cognitive and practical level to an emotional one.

After all, literature is about the heart, the mind, the mystery of life and death, trials, the past and what surrounds people. It is in it that everything comes to life: from household items to animals. Literature is an important school subject, so Arkhangelsky wrote a textbook on this subject for the tenth grade. The purpose of teaching this school subject is to teach children to look for and find the human in a person. Arkhangelsky is also the author and presenter of the series of documentary films “Memory Factories: Libraries of the World.” He has published such works as “The Epistle to Timothy”, “The Price of Cutting Off” and others.