13th, Friday, full moon... it's started!

Of course, I develop flood, but I don't agree with the analogies. By the way, what is particularly "Russian" in Russian entomology and should (can) science carry a national flavor? Let's, as they say, define the terms. To simplify things, here is a Russian (Russian) author publishing an article in English in a Russian journal; a joint publication of a Frenchman and a Vietnamese in English ... and so on - how to classify it? And if, for example, a Russian wanted to become a writer and began to write in Russian - he enriches Russian literature, began to write in Ukrainian-Ukrainian. Here I still understand the national aspect. And what is the criterion of" Russianness "or" Ukrainianness " of entomology? Citizenship, language of writing articles, ethnicity of authors - who else will suggest what? If I am a Ukrainian citizen, but ethnically Russian, I will write in Russian - will this be Russian entomology? If I leave for permanent residence in Rostov, will it already be Russian entomology? I apologize if I hurt someone's national or religious feelings.

And most importantly, what does it all matter? according to this logic, I am a Russian, then Ukrainian, then English, then Italian, and then to the heap - an Arabic (married) entomologist? The fewer languages you know, the more Russian you are, but is that a good thing?

Today, of course, is Friday, but not the 13th or the full moon. The topic is not about the language of publications, but about paranormalism