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Teacher, educate a student so that there is someone to learn from later

Vinokurov E.M.

Phraseologism: Teacher, educate a student so that there is someone to learn from later.

Meaning: It is cited as a call to share knowledge, skills, which eventually multiply and serve everyone - both the teacher and the student.

Origin: The source is a poem (publ. 1961) without a title (***) by the Soviet poet Yevgeny Mikhailovich Vinokurov (1925-1993): "Artist, educate a student, // Do not spare his strength for the sake of his teaching. // Let his hand lead after you / / Doodles on a checkered notebook. // Let him look down on you, // Considering himself a seer. // Artist, educate a student, // So that you have someone to learn later." The last two lines of the poem entered into a wide speech turnover in a more general form: "Teacher, educate ...", etc.

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Change of milestones.

Meaning:

Change of ideology, views, principles, priorities.

Origin:

The title of a collection of articles written by Russian émigré publicists, published (July, 1921) in Prague. It is assumed that the very name of the collection "Change of milestones" belongs to Yu. V. Klyuchnikov, one of its authors. Thus, he wanted to recall a similar collection "Milestones" (1909), which its authors (Berdyaev, Bulgakov, Gershenzon and others) published in order to analyze the causes and consequences of the first Russian revolution of 1905-1907. After the publication of the collection "Change of milestones" its authors began to publish in Paris a magazine with the same name (1921-1922). In connection with the introduction of the "New Economic Policy" (NEP) in Soviet Russia, new sentiments arose among the emigrants, the main spokesman for which was N. V. Ustryalov, a lawyer, former Privatdozent of Moscow University, who actively fought against the Bolsheviks. He and his supporters viewed the NEP as a liberalization of the Communist Party's policy, as its step back "from communism to capitalism." In the hope that the NEP would lead to a rejection of the extremes of communist politics, the "Smenovekhites" announced their "reconciliation" with the Soviet regime. In the USSR, such sentiments were called ironically "Smenovekhovism" and criticized by V. I. Lenin as unfounded hopes for the degeneration of the Soviet system.

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