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at Petersburg, Vienna, Moscow. Vienna said such architectural
ReplyDeletethe texts of all the important aspects of their Empire -- the Parliament, the town hall, Opera,
palaces and museums. This text, designed for the bent head, he
basically does not have other, more mundane functions. Almost similar
the texts are created in advance in order to be separated from his
reader. We are in every capital, but in the case of the Empire such separation
(the need to produce a majestic impression) becomes important
twice. Similar processes we see in tsarist St. Petersburg and Soviet
Moscow. The change of the tsarist Empire to the Soviet led to the generation of their
own potent lyrics and the partial destruction of others (or
by renaming and conversion, or simple smetana face
of the earth).
In the absence of the Empire, these texts begin to seek to neutralize, to
masanotti. Any such text was created in the expectation of eternity, which
the result does not occur. Imperial Palace becomes the Museum, displacing
consciousness of the original symbols. But today, it retains a majestic
shadow of the past, creating his own world, protected from the influence of the present day. And
requires extra effort to break this protection. So
an easier option is turning the palaces into museums, which saves
the necessary context of detachment from the number on the calendar. Almost all of the Viennese
the palaces are arranged in a circle, they do not admit to their own cars, green
parks creating a barrier between himself and the present. Moreover, they are even
keep your own background music called "Vienna music",
probably almost the only period of music history is named for
behalf of the city.