This document appears to be notes from various projects and ideas from 2007-2009. It mentions "Project 2008" involving diary.vtheatre.net and filmplus.org/politics. It also references ideas around cine101.com, tarkovsky.wetpaint.com, and concepts around "The Russian Idea", aristocracy, and different writing projects including "Caligari", "Project 2008", and "From Alaska to Africa".

1. * 2007-2009
quot;Project 2008quot; -- diary.vtheatre.net +
American Fool [ filmplus.org/politics
]
... filmplus.org/2008 = writing year:
what did I write?
u21.us and other my new web-
places. Goodbye, Anatoly?
newamerican.biz & newrussian.org
... I have it ready to use for writing? -
- film600 pages. Third take?
SELF -- ?
... self 2.0 Bye-bye, life
Dreamsbook and Caligari
vtheatre.net/2009 &
filmplus.org/2010
bloglines.com/blog/anatolant
... no 2009 directory?
Concept? quot;Russian
Ideaquot;? Re-reading
Berdyaev: Anti-RU
Russian Against Russians
Restoring Russian duality on
global level -- Idea of
Aristocracy and Film600?
stagematrix.com + cine101.com
... old places not used :
gallery.vtheatre.net &
filmplus.org/stills
Ethiopian Year -- film school --
cine101.com &
tarkovsky.wetpaint.com
ant and anatoly.et
... Tom Stoppard: We're actors.
We're the opposite of people.
filmplus.org/album : images
including video?
... ussuu.com/anatolant
[PDF]
Publishing by Lulu?
WebBooks:
Caligari,AK
Project 2008
TECH
POV
HIM
FATHER-RUSSIA
POST-AMERICA
RAT 1 & 2
KINO

2. shows.vtheatre.net:
3 SISTERS
DEVILS
SHREW
GO.DOT
textbooks:
STAGEMATRIX
TOTAL ACTOR
CINE101
[sellassie.info]
mailing list
-- film-north 2009 : time for u21.us -- Utopia Project? Yes.
Project 2009
The Russian Idea
Spring
Caligari: Comedy about Horror
and From Alaska to Africa ...
and further.
and ...
Transition -- summer
... the end of academics.
from anatolant to ant or anatoly? New identity? New life?
anatoly.et
ET and EU ?
...
... ETHIO blog?
NEW old: aristocracy
From: The Columbia Encyclopedia, Sixth Edition | Date: 2008 | The
Columbia Encyclopedia, Sixth Edition. Copyright 2008 Columbia University
Press.
aristocracy [Gr.,=rule by the best], in political science, government by a social
elite. In the West the political concept of aristocracy derives from Plato's
formulation in the Republic. The criteria on which aristocracy is based may
vary greatly from society to society. Historically, aristocracies have usually

3. rested on landed property, have invoked heredity, and, despite frequent
conflicts with the throne, have flourished chiefly within the framework of
monarchy . Aristocracy may be based on wealth as well as land, as in ancient
Carthage and medieval Venice, or may be a theocracy like the Brahman caste
in India. Other criteria can be age, race, military prowess, or cultural
attainment. The best example of a modern landowning aristocracy that
conducted government was in England from 1688 to 1832. A resurgence by
the French aristocracy in the 18th cent. was ended by the French Revolution,
which abolished most of the privileges on which it was based. Inflation, which
cut into the fixed income of the aristocracy, the loss of the traditional military
role of the aristocracy, and the rise of industry and decline in the importance
of landed property have all worked against the aristocracy. Today the political
power of traditional western aristocracy has all but disappeared.
Bibliography: See J. H. Kautsky, The Politics of Aristocratic Empires (1982).
Ho do I read it? Man as Artist [ Oscar Wilde? ]
New understanding of class -- according to Darwin?
... or according to Marx?
I have it, I struggle with myself, since I understood that I exist. This fight of Master and
Slave goes on in me no matter what!
Tale of Two Cities -- not only inside me. The conflict is getting stronger each year. Pop
culture vs. Art... very little left of art.
Something I didn't write about in TECH, maybe in tech2.0?
...
anatoly.org
[ images quot;2009 Dreamsquot; ]
diary.vtheatre.net/dreams
XX century : last years of the millennium
igoogle.com | my.yahoo.com | my.live.com | my.msn.com

4. quot;The noblest pleasure is the joy of understanding.quot; - Leonardo
Dreams = Carnival
and Spectacle?
[ Book of Spectator > spectator.vtheatre.net ]
... sound(s)?
audio [diary] video
[ images ]
anatoly.groups.live.com [LUL only]
POEMS : groups.google.com/group/vtheatre
filmplus.org/album
+ filmplus.org/anatoly PAGES
dreams.vtheatre.net

5. The Land Of Dreams by William Blake
Awake, awake my little Boy!
Thou wast thy Mother's only joy:
Why dost thou weep in thy gentle sleep?
Awake! thy Father does thee keep.
quot;O, what land is the Land of Dreams?
What are its mountains, and what are its streams?
O Father, I saw my Mother there,
Among the lillies by waters fair.
Among the lambs clothed in white
She walked with her Thomas in sweet delight.
I wept for joy, like a dove I mourn—
O when shall I return again?quot;
Dear child, I also by pleasant streams
Have wandered all night in the Land of Dreams;
But though calm and warm the waters wide,
I could not get to the other side.
quot;Father, O Father, what do we here,
In this land of unbelief and fear?
The Land of Dreams is better far
Above the light of the Morning Star.quot;
...