E E Voytishek
Datos Biográficos
| ID | 786154 |
|---|---|
| NOMBRE | E E Voytishek |
| NOMBRES | E E |
| APELLIDO | Voytishek |
| FIRMA | VOYTISHEK E E |
| AFILIACIONES | Novosibirsk State University |
| ORCID | 0000-0001-8054-6369 |
| VERIFICADO | Sí |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 24 |
| TOTAL DE CITAS | 0 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 24 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMER AÑO DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2008 |
| AÑO MÁS RECIENTE DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2026 |
| ÍNDICE H | 0 |
Overview of the Spread and Development of Tibetan Buddhism from the 7th to the 13th Centuries (Based on Chinese materials)
Tibetan Buddhism is a significant branch of the Buddhist tradition, which has had a long-lasting and multifaceted influence on the historical and cultural development of Tibet and adjacent territories. This article examines the key stages of its formation: from its origins and early development to its revival during the period of its later spread. Particular emphasis is placed on the mechanisms of interaction and synthesis with the indigenous Bon…
The Healing Potential of Chinese Traditional Culture
This study focuses on identifying the healing potential and profound interconnectedness of various forms of traditional Chinese culture and art. This is particularly important in the context of fostering harmonious relationships between individuals and society, as this approach offers specific methods for enhancing the body's adaptive capacity under stress and in the face of constantly changing life circumstances. Engaging in these activities lib…
Traditional Games as a Tool of Buddhist Diplomacy in East Asia
In the worldwide religious Buddhist tradition, regardless of its directions and schools, it has long been customary to exchange gifts as a sign of respect and good intentions. Important symbolic gifts exchanged, when establishing relations between Buddhist communities or organizations, both at the official level and at the level of personal contacts, are often objects of art, religious attributes – bowls, lamps, incense and censers, sweets, tea a…
Buddhism in the Democratic People’s Republic of Korea
This article examines the role of Buddhism in the Democratic People’s Republic of Korea (DPRK) from the second half of the 20th century to the present day. Since the DPRK is a sovereign state founded on the national communist ideology of Juche, its entire religious system is completely subordinated to the party leadership. For a long time, Buddhism as a religious institution was perceived by the government as a direct, potential opponent. However…
Buddhist Temples of Tibetan Tradition in Northeast China
This article provides an overview of the history and evolution of four major Tibetan Buddhist temples in Northeast China (Dalelinsi, Wudangzhao, and Gegenmiao Monasteries in Inner Mongolia and Ruiyingsi Temple Complex in Liaoning Province) and analyzes the characteristics of their religious rituals. As important centres for the dissemination of Tibetan Buddhism, the temples of Northeast China not only preserve rich historical and cultural traditi…
Jile Buddhist Temple in Harbin, Its History and Contemporary Religious Practices
This article focuses on the activities and religious practices of the Jile Temple (Temple of Bliss) in Harbin; one of the largest and most respected in northeast China. Harbin, founded in 1898 by Russian railway engineers in connection with the construction of the Chinese Eastern Railway, brings together different ethnic and religious cultures. This study provides a brief historical overview of the activities of the temple, which played a major r…
Incense Seals and Stamps in Chinese and Korean Culture
This article analyzes artistic seals and stamps as a special tool in incense culture of China and Korea, used from the early Middle Ages to the present day. These tools of varying look and shape are analyzed in a historical and cultural context, using high quality materials and sources drawn from ethnographic sources and anthropological research of the authors. The use and evolution of such tools in China can be traced back as far as the early Es…
The Written Sources of the Goryeo Period about Incense and Buddhist Olfactory Practices on the Korean Peninsula
Having originated in ancient China during the Neolithic era, the tradition of using aromatic substances spread to other countries of the Sino-hieroglyphic area. On the Korean Peninsula, under the influence of internal features based on the Chinese version of aromatic culture and the Buddhist religious component, even a special type of maehyang ritual rite was formed, which consisted of burying a piece of wood in the ground in the presence of repr…
Censers in the Incense Culture of Japan
Incense culture has long played an important symbolic and sociocultural role in countries of East Asia, reflecting general trends in the development of culture throughout different historical periods. At this time, traditional incense culture in Japan can be observed in three key areas: religious, sanitary and hygienic, and artistic. All these spheres represent a certain projection of historical and cultural processes in the region. Since the int…
«Incense Seals» in Chinese Culture
The article focuses on the origin of traditional Chinese culture seal-censers (香印 xiangyin , 香篆 xiangzhuan ), including an analysis of key functions during their evolutionary course over several centuries. The specificity of early incense seals is revealed through the study of religious, documentary and artistic sources of the Tang (618–907) and Song (960–1279) epochs, Chinese catalogs and reference books dating back to the last years of the Qing…
Contribution of Writer Li Yu to the Development of Incense Culture in 17th Century China
This article examines the life and work of famous Chinese writer Li Yu ( 李渔 , 1611–1680), who made a great contribution not only to the development of literature, drama and painting, but also wrote entire essays about incense culture. Analysis of his activities and literary works gives reason to consider Li Yu as the most prominent representative of the wenren intellectual community and a great incense connoisseur. His aesthetic concept of using …
Time Measurement with Incense in East Asia
Spanning across thousands of years of aromatic culture development in the countries of East Asia, incense application has accumulated vast experience in various fields, including calendrical calculations and time measurement. Analysis of artifacts, objects of religious worship and everyday life indicates fragrant substances’ great versatility in terms of their use: in addition to sticks, spirals and cones, devices such as the Hundred Graduations …
China
The publication presents a brief review of the new book by A. A. Maslov. Through the investigation of the struggle against COVID-19 in China, the author provides a comprehensive picture of the social-economic situation in the country, analyzes the reasons for the victory over the pandemic by Chinese society and its political structures, as well as modern alternatives for globalization. The book specially introduces the situation in Hong Kong as i…
The Main Stages of the Development of Incense Culture in China
The article provides an overview of the main stages and trends in the development of the incense culture of China from antiquity to the present day. It covers religious and magical rituals, sanitary and hygiene, traditional medicine, a set of spiritual, healing, artistic, and game practices and rituals of Taoist-Buddhist and Confucian character. In China, over several millennia, a colossal experience has been accumulated in terms of the use of ar…
Fortune Telling Rituals Using Incense in Modern Chinese Religious Practices
Based on Chinese written sources and the authors' research field materials, the paper analyzes features of Taoist Buddhist practices using incense, as well as the purport of the 24 combinations that arise during fortune telling using three incense sticks – a practice used in rituals dating back to the early Middle Ages which still occupies a prominent place among China's religious practices today. The techniques that are concurrently characterist…
International Scientific Conference “Japan XXI Nova
A report on the International Scientific Conference “JAPAN XXI NOVA: Era and Century” held at the Faculty of Asian and African Studies of St. Petersburg State University on 9–10 October 2020. Brief descriptions of the presented papers are given
Visit to Museums of North-East China
The review contains information about the performances of employees of the Department of Oriental Studies of the Institute for Humanities of Novosibirsk State University and the Institute of Archeology and Ethnography of the SB RAS at international conferences, during which they also visited several important historical museums in northeast China. The review also touches on the famous Lamaist complexes of Inner Mongolia – Dalelinsi and Wudanzhao,…
The Strength of the Fragrance for One and a Half Thousand Years
This article gives a brief overview of the genesis of the development of incense culture in Japan through the determining function of aromatic wood in Buddhism, as well as the significance of Japanese classifications of agarwood (aquilaria) species which were developed in the 16th – 17th centuries. Japanese masters invented ways of coding fragrances of aromatic wood through their characteristics of tastes and place of growth, as well as using met…
Korean Gilt-Bronze Incense Burner of Baekje and the Tradition of Han Boshanlu Censer’s Usage in East Asia
The author analyzes the history of the unique mountain-shaped ancient ritual vessels – Boshanlu (博山爐) censers, known in China since the Western Han era (202 BC – 8 AD), based on research obtained through written, archaeological and museum sources, as well as material from the author’s field research in East Asia. The mountain-shaped censer openly embodies symbols of Taoist interpretations of the holy 仙 xian and the search for immortality. Subsequ…
The “Imperial Fragrance” of East Asian Culture
Царственный аромат» в
Novosibirsk State University and the Eurasia Pacific Uninet
The article presents an overview of key scientific and corporate events held between 2017–2019 hosted by the Oriental Studies and Foreign Languages Departments of the Institute of Humanities of Novosibirsk State University in close partnership with the Eurasia-Pacific University Network and the University of Vienna (Austria). The listed conferences, expos and field trips were held at the academic sites of Austria, Russia and China (Hong Kong), op…
Evolution of censers within the development of incense culture in China
Эволюция курильниц в контексте развития ароматической культуры в Китае Е
Chinese Manuscript of the 10th Century “Dispute of Tea and Wine” Discovered in “Dunhuang Library”
КИТАЙСКАЯ РУКОПИСЬ X ВЕКА «СПОР ЧАЯ И ВИНА» КАК ОДНО ИЗ ОТКРЫТИЙ «ДУНЬХУАНСКОЙ БИБЛИОТЕКИ»Китайская рукопись X в.Ван Фу «Спор Чая и Вина» (茶酒論 «Ча цзю лунь»), обнаруженная в начале XX в. в пещерном комплексе Могао близ г.Дуньхуан в пров.Ганьсу, давно привлекает внимание специалистов.Комплекс Могао, также известный как Дуньхуанские пещеры, приобрел всемирную известность не только благодаря настенным росписям и статуям IV-XIV вв., но также из-за ун…
A Historical and Ethnological Analysis of Intellectual Play in the Japanese Art of Incense Blending
Ludic culture is a key element in the Japanese ethnic identity. Based on existing classifi cations and concepts, a typology of this phenomenon is attempted. Particular focus is made on intellectual contests of skills, knowledge, and wisdom, inherent in the Oriental mentality. Certain types of intellectual games, rites, and recreations based on the traditional art of koudou (incense blending) are described. The history of this art is outlined, and…
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A Historical and Ethnological Analysis of Intellectual Play in the Japanese Art of Incense Blending
Ludic culture is a key element in the Japanese ethnic identity. Based on existing classifi cations and concepts, a typology of this phenomenon is attempted. Particular focus is made on intellectual contests of skills, knowledge, and wisdom, inherent in the Oriental mentality. Certain types of intellectual games, rites, and recreations based on the traditional art of koudou (incense blending) are described. The history of this art is outlined, and…
Evolution of censers within the development of incense culture in China
Эволюция курильниц в контексте развития ароматической культуры в Китае Е
Chinese Manuscript of the 10th Century “Dispute of Tea and Wine” Discovered in “Dunhuang Library”
КИТАЙСКАЯ РУКОПИСЬ X ВЕКА «СПОР ЧАЯ И ВИНА» КАК ОДНО ИЗ ОТКРЫТИЙ «ДУНЬХУАНСКОЙ БИБЛИОТЕКИ»Китайская рукопись X в.Ван Фу «Спор Чая и Вина» (茶酒論 «Ча цзю лунь»), обнаруженная в начале XX в. в пещерном комплексе Могао близ г.Дуньхуан в пров.Ганьсу, давно привлекает внимание специалистов.Комплекс Могао, также известный как Дуньхуанские пещеры, приобрел всемирную известность не только благодаря настенным росписям и статуям IV-XIV вв., но также из-за ун…
Korean Gilt-Bronze Incense Burner of Baekje and the Tradition of Han Boshanlu Censer’s Usage in East Asia
The author analyzes the history of the unique mountain-shaped ancient ritual vessels – Boshanlu (博山爐) censers, known in China since the Western Han era (202 BC – 8 AD), based on research obtained through written, archaeological and museum sources, as well as material from the author’s field research in East Asia. The mountain-shaped censer openly embodies symbols of Taoist interpretations of the holy 仙 xian and the search for immortality. Subsequ…
The “Imperial Fragrance” of East Asian Culture
Царственный аромат» в
Novosibirsk State University and the Eurasia Pacific Uninet
The article presents an overview of key scientific and corporate events held between 2017–2019 hosted by the Oriental Studies and Foreign Languages Departments of the Institute of Humanities of Novosibirsk State University in close partnership with the Eurasia-Pacific University Network and the University of Vienna (Austria). The listed conferences, expos and field trips were held at the academic sites of Austria, Russia and China (Hong Kong), op…
Fortune Telling Rituals Using Incense in Modern Chinese Religious Practices
Based on Chinese written sources and the authors' research field materials, the paper analyzes features of Taoist Buddhist practices using incense, as well as the purport of the 24 combinations that arise during fortune telling using three incense sticks – a practice used in rituals dating back to the early Middle Ages which still occupies a prominent place among China's religious practices today. The techniques that are concurrently characterist…
International Scientific Conference “Japan XXI Nova
A report on the International Scientific Conference “JAPAN XXI NOVA: Era and Century” held at the Faculty of Asian and African Studies of St. Petersburg State University on 9–10 October 2020. Brief descriptions of the presented papers are given
Visit to Museums of North-East China
The review contains information about the performances of employees of the Department of Oriental Studies of the Institute for Humanities of Novosibirsk State University and the Institute of Archeology and Ethnography of the SB RAS at international conferences, during which they also visited several important historical museums in northeast China. The review also touches on the famous Lamaist complexes of Inner Mongolia – Dalelinsi and Wudanzhao,…
The Strength of the Fragrance for One and a Half Thousand Years
This article gives a brief overview of the genesis of the development of incense culture in Japan through the determining function of aromatic wood in Buddhism, as well as the significance of Japanese classifications of agarwood (aquilaria) species which were developed in the 16th – 17th centuries. Japanese masters invented ways of coding fragrances of aromatic wood through their characteristics of tastes and place of growth, as well as using met…
Time Measurement with Incense in East Asia
Spanning across thousands of years of aromatic culture development in the countries of East Asia, incense application has accumulated vast experience in various fields, including calendrical calculations and time measurement. Analysis of artifacts, objects of religious worship and everyday life indicates fragrant substances’ great versatility in terms of their use: in addition to sticks, spirals and cones, devices such as the Hundred Graduations …
China
The publication presents a brief review of the new book by A. A. Maslov. Through the investigation of the struggle against COVID-19 in China, the author provides a comprehensive picture of the social-economic situation in the country, analyzes the reasons for the victory over the pandemic by Chinese society and its political structures, as well as modern alternatives for globalization. The book specially introduces the situation in Hong Kong as i…
The Main Stages of the Development of Incense Culture in China
The article provides an overview of the main stages and trends in the development of the incense culture of China from antiquity to the present day. It covers religious and magical rituals, sanitary and hygiene, traditional medicine, a set of spiritual, healing, artistic, and game practices and rituals of Taoist-Buddhist and Confucian character. In China, over several millennia, a colossal experience has been accumulated in terms of the use of ar…
Censers in the Incense Culture of Japan
Incense culture has long played an important symbolic and sociocultural role in countries of East Asia, reflecting general trends in the development of culture throughout different historical periods. At this time, traditional incense culture in Japan can be observed in three key areas: religious, sanitary and hygienic, and artistic. All these spheres represent a certain projection of historical and cultural processes in the region. Since the int…
«Incense Seals» in Chinese Culture
The article focuses on the origin of traditional Chinese culture seal-censers (香印 xiangyin , 香篆 xiangzhuan ), including an analysis of key functions during their evolutionary course over several centuries. The specificity of early incense seals is revealed through the study of religious, documentary and artistic sources of the Tang (618–907) and Song (960–1279) epochs, Chinese catalogs and reference books dating back to the last years of the Qing…
Contribution of Writer Li Yu to the Development of Incense Culture in 17th Century China
This article examines the life and work of famous Chinese writer Li Yu ( 李渔 , 1611–1680), who made a great contribution not only to the development of literature, drama and painting, but also wrote entire essays about incense culture. Analysis of his activities and literary works gives reason to consider Li Yu as the most prominent representative of the wenren intellectual community and a great incense connoisseur. His aesthetic concept of using …
Incense Seals and Stamps in Chinese and Korean Culture
This article analyzes artistic seals and stamps as a special tool in incense culture of China and Korea, used from the early Middle Ages to the present day. These tools of varying look and shape are analyzed in a historical and cultural context, using high quality materials and sources drawn from ethnographic sources and anthropological research of the authors. The use and evolution of such tools in China can be traced back as far as the early Es…
The Written Sources of the Goryeo Period about Incense and Buddhist Olfactory Practices on the Korean Peninsula
Having originated in ancient China during the Neolithic era, the tradition of using aromatic substances spread to other countries of the Sino-hieroglyphic area. On the Korean Peninsula, under the influence of internal features based on the Chinese version of aromatic culture and the Buddhist religious component, even a special type of maehyang ritual rite was formed, which consisted of burying a piece of wood in the ground in the presence of repr…
Buddhist Temples of Tibetan Tradition in Northeast China
This article provides an overview of the history and evolution of four major Tibetan Buddhist temples in Northeast China (Dalelinsi, Wudangzhao, and Gegenmiao Monasteries in Inner Mongolia and Ruiyingsi Temple Complex in Liaoning Province) and analyzes the characteristics of their religious rituals. As important centres for the dissemination of Tibetan Buddhism, the temples of Northeast China not only preserve rich historical and cultural traditi…
Jile Buddhist Temple in Harbin, Its History and Contemporary Religious Practices
This article focuses on the activities and religious practices of the Jile Temple (Temple of Bliss) in Harbin; one of the largest and most respected in northeast China. Harbin, founded in 1898 by Russian railway engineers in connection with the construction of the Chinese Eastern Railway, brings together different ethnic and religious cultures. This study provides a brief historical overview of the activities of the temple, which played a major r…
Traditional Games as a Tool of Buddhist Diplomacy in East Asia
In the worldwide religious Buddhist tradition, regardless of its directions and schools, it has long been customary to exchange gifts as a sign of respect and good intentions. Important symbolic gifts exchanged, when establishing relations between Buddhist communities or organizations, both at the official level and at the level of personal contacts, are often objects of art, religious attributes – bowls, lamps, incense and censers, sweets, tea a…
Buddhism in the Democratic People’s Republic of Korea
This article examines the role of Buddhism in the Democratic People’s Republic of Korea (DPRK) from the second half of the 20th century to the present day. Since the DPRK is a sovereign state founded on the national communist ideology of Juche, its entire religious system is completely subordinated to the party leadership. For a long time, Buddhism as a religious institution was perceived by the government as a direct, potential opponent. However…
Overview of the Spread and Development of Tibetan Buddhism from the 7th to the 13th Centuries (Based on Chinese materials)
Tibetan Buddhism is a significant branch of the Buddhist tradition, which has had a long-lasting and multifaceted influence on the historical and cultural development of Tibet and adjacent territories. This article examines the key stages of its formation: from its origins and early development to its revival during the period of its later spread. Particular emphasis is placed on the mechanisms of interaction and synthesis with the indigenous Bon…
The Healing Potential of Chinese Traditional Culture
This study focuses on identifying the healing potential and profound interconnectedness of various forms of traditional Chinese culture and art. This is particularly important in the context of fostering harmonious relationships between individuals and society, as this approach offers specific methods for enhancing the body's adaptive capacity under stress and in the face of constantly changing life circumstances. Engaging in these activities lib…
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