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Crisis of Economic ThoughtNo matter what successes our human and financial capital sees in this or that corner of the world, we still do not anyhow manage to live in a “modern and attractive” country. What conclusions in respect to our artistic thought can be drawn when observing the structure of economy and budget? Within the scope of the topic “Crisis of thought”, Ashot Khurshudyan, PhD in Economics, and economist Hayk Balanyan discuss the quality of economic thought. The conversation is conducted by Anna Sargsyan. |
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Crisis of Thought in CinematographyWithin the scope of the topic “Crisis of Thought”, the film critic Raffi Movsisyan and art critic, writer Arpi Voskanyan discuss the tasks of modern cinematography and the cultural policy in the sphere. What themes are raised by the modern films and to what extent they express public relationships? Who makes investments in the film production, what role does the mentality of the customer play? The conversation is conducted by Anna Sargsyan. |
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Victory as CapitalThe topic of the historical and symbolic meanings of the victories won in May is one so frequently discussed among us. It is natural and even necessary. How does the military victory become a guarantee of the future and transformed into moral and social capital? Did our public life, starting from art and literature to the institutional structures, have the victory go through the digestion of thought, what are the shortcomings we have in this respect? These issues are discussed by ethnographer Mkhitar Gabrielyan and publicist Gevorg Ter-Gabrielyan. The conversation is hosted by Anna Sargsyan. |