Америка без туземного прищура

Chestnyĭ vzgli͡ad na stranu, kotorui͡u li͡ubi͡at khvalitʹ i li͡ubi͡at rugatʹ. Dolgie desi͡atiletii͡a odnim Amerika predstavli͡aetsi͡a nekim idealʹnym mirom, v kotoryĭ ochenʹ khochetsi͡a popastʹ i na kotoryĭ nuzhno ravni͡atʹsi͡a vo vsekh zhiznennykh aspektakh, drugie zhe nakhodi͡at massu povodov dli͡a kritiki, no istina, kak izvestno, gde-to poseredine. Imenno ob ėtom govorit izvestnyĭ rossiĭskiĭ politolog Mikhail Sinelʹnikov-Orishak v svoeĭ novoĭ knige "Amerika bez tuzemnogo prishchura". Uvlekatelʹno, s i͡umorom, ochenʹ samobytno, avtor otkryvaet Ameriku dli͡a chitateleĭ so storony eë kulʹtury, politicheskoĭ i obshchestvennoĭ struktury, pokazyvai͡a razlichii͡a, naprimer, s rossiĭskimi osobennosti͡ami, no ne daët ot͡senochnykh suzhdeniĭ v obe storony. Skoree ėto antropologicheskiĭ vzgli͡ad na takie dalëkie i takie blizkie Soedinënnye Shtaty Ameriki.

An honest look at a country that loves to be praised and loves to be scolded. For decades, one America seems to be a kind of ideal world in which you really want to get and to which you need to be equal in all aspects of life, while others find a lot of reasons for criticism, but the truth, as you know, somewhere in the middle. This is what the famous Russian political scientist Mikhail Sinelnikov-Orishak says in his new book " America without a native squint." Fascinating, humorous, very original, the author opens America to readers from its culture, political and social structure, showing differences, for example, with Russian characteristics, but does not give value judgments in both directions. Rather, it is an anthropological view of the United States of America, so far and so near.