Vadim Markovich Rozin
Biographic Data
| ID | 10074410 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Vadim Markovich Rozin |
| GIVEN NAMES | Vadim Markovich |
| FAMILY NAME | Rozin |
| SIGNATURE | ROZIN V M |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 58 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 0 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 58 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2020 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 0 |
"Musical Movement" as Anthropopractice and Life Path (Principles of Organization and Theoretical Reflection)
The article "Musical Movement as Anthropopractice and Life Path" investigates the phenomenon of musical movement (using the example of the "Heptachor" studio) as a unique anthropopractice that shapes a specific life path and type of personality. The author, relying on archival materials analyzed in the article by A. Ailamazyan and E. Tashkeeva "From Dance to Choreography – From Choreography to Dance: Integrity and Breathing as Means of Expressive…
The idea and plans for semiotic reconstruction of the meanings of signs
The article is dedicated to the methodological problem of semiotic analysis of non-classical sign objects – works of art, iconic signs, and symbols. It is argued that traditional concepts of sign, meaning, denotation, and sense, effective for describing individual words or road signs, prove insufficient when addressing literary texts and complex cultural phenomena. Examining existing ways to overcome these difficulties (the introduction of the co…
Anthropological Approach and Research
The article examines the emergence of the anthropological approach as an opposition to the natural scientific approach, which emphasizes the study of the laws of nature. The author traces the evolution of the understanding of "man in general" from the treatise of Pico della Mirandola to the philosophical anthropology of Immanuel Kant and Max Scheler. He demonstrates that the formation of the anthropological approach occurs in the context of the s…
Reconstruction of diagrams ("schemology") as an important direction in semiotic and humanitarian studies
The article discusses and justifies a new scientific discipline called "schemology" by the author. Schemology is a direction of semiotic and humanitarian studies that examines schemes as key tools for understanding and mastering reality. The author further develops the concept of a scheme proposed in an earlier work, clarifying the scheme as a special reconstruction that not only describes phenomena but also allows for the identification of probl…
Art
The article sets out to outline a holistic picture that allows for an understanding of the nature of art and the peculiarities of artistic communication, assuming that the author has already conducted a series of studies (reconstructing the history of art, examining the characteristics of works of art, the structure of artistic reality and communication). For better understanding and reliance on facts, two case studies are drawn upon: the well-kn…
Models and projections of artistic communication
The article proposes a new model of artistic communication. The author believes that the theory of communication is quite well developed. It builds a number of communication models, usually based on several approaches (the main ones are semiotic, informational, socio‒psychological, and engineering), but with an emphasis on a particular one. The author called the proposed one more model complex, it is built within the framework of the author's con…
Science and art as different aspects of human existence
In posing the problem, the author draws on the concept of M. Heidegger. He is interested in the relationship between science, philosophy, and art. An analysis of Heidegger's specific studies in this area shows that they adhere to the principles of the phenomenological approach and methodology, such as the necessity of the "presentation" and "manifestation" of the knowing subject to things or the understanding of the essence of things as "source" …
Social and artistic ways of resolving problems in Russia (returning to Alexei Davydov's book "The Soul of Gogol")
The article discusses two topics. The first topic is a continuation of the contemplation of A. Davydov's book, which began in 2010. The author adds another understanding to the previously proposed explanation, which serves as a criticism of mediation. He believes that artistic creativity and the transformation of the psyche are quite capable of alleviating or removing inversion—the process where a personality splits, fractures, and oscillates bet…
Scheme, model, work, project (analysis of semiotic and epistemic distinctions and connections)
The article analyzes the semiotic concepts of sign, knowledge, scheme, model, artwork, project. Three levels of reconstruction of these concepts are indicated: structural (for example, the concept of a sign is defined as a structure containing the actual "sign", its "meaning" and, "denotation"; moreover, in different semiotic concepts, the structure of the sign is different), communicational (communication participants, creation, transmission and…
The methodology of history and the scheme of the genesis of the revolution in Russia by M.Ya. Gefter (comments on his works "There will be no Third Millennium" and "Stalin died yesterday")
The article offers comments on two works by Mikhail Gefter, "There will be no Third Millennium" and "Stalin died yesterday." There is a certain agreement between the views of the author and M. J. Gefter regarding the understanding of history and the methodology of history. Several problems that arose when reading these works are discussed: M. Gefter's understanding of history as several local stories with beginnings and endings, different approac…
Works of reflexive and synthetic creativity (prolegomines to a new kind of intellectual practice ‒ "creativistics")
The article separates the concept of art synthesis and a new intellectual practice, which the author called "creativistics". The motive for this distinction was the research of works of art and dance by Aida Aylamazian and the author. Based on the work of Guzel Yakhina and Meir Shalev, the turn from art to life and creativity is analyzed. It is within the framework of such a turn that the phenomenological discourse is realized, among other things…
Can the puma Messi, the cheetah Gerda, the panther Luna, the wolf Kira be considered pets? (man in culture and the animal world)
The article discusses a new trend to have wild animals (big cats, foxes, ferrets, etc.) in some homes, and it turns out that since they have been raised since childhood, loved and cared for, they behave like pets (dogs and cats). The question is whether these animals can still be considered domestic or not. To solve this problem, characteristics are given that make it possible to distinguish between wild and domestic animals, and the question is …
The artistic reality of Salman Rudshi's novel "The Florentine Enchantress"
The article presents a reconstruction and analysis of Salman Rushdie's famous book "The Florentine Enchantress". It is not very clear why she is so named, there are more significant figures in the novel, for example, Emperor Akbar. The question is raised about the integrity of artistic reality and the peculiarities of readers' understanding of the novel. In connection with this statement, the author recalls his distinction between two ways of con…
"The Peasant Lady"
The article offers a new, in fact, cultural and psychological version of Pushkin's famous story "The Peasant Lady". Various assessments of this work are given, including the author's, teenage. The author argues that the modern understanding of works of art involves an analysis of the culture in which it was created, as well as the author of this work. Realizing this installation, he discusses why Pushkin shifted to the reader the consideration of…
Comprehension of the inner form of a musical work or the constitution of a new melos by means of a musical movement
The paper discusses an alternative: comprehension of the inner form of a musical work or the constitution of a new melos by means of musical movement. We are talking about a special genre of art, free dance, called "musical movement", and in its two important contexts - staging performances and teaching. The concept of internal form and the appeal to it by the teacher and the director of performances Aida Aylamazyan is analyzed. The author offers…
How archaic man learned and mastered the world (cultural-semiotic explanation)
The article presents a cultural-semiotic reconstruction and explanation of the formation of archaic culture and some paradoxical ideas of people of that time for our consciousness (understanding of the eclipse, marital relations as hunting, technology). The culturological approach is explained and a new interpretation of semiotic concepts (signs, knowledge, schemes, models) is proposed as complementary, ensuring the integrity of archaic semiosis.…
The image of Russian life of the 90s through the veil of detective Alexandra Marinina "The Illusion of sin"
The subject of the study is, on the one hand, the artistic reality of Alexandra Marinina's novel "The Illusion of Sin", on the other hand, the analysis of the peculiarities of Russian life of the 90s, presented through the prism of this novel. The author doubts that this work can be fully summed up under the concept of the detective genre, since the background is a description and understanding of the life of Russia at that time. It is also uncle…
Musical movement
The article describes and comments on the concept of the musical movement, the main ideas of which were formulated and substantiated by Aida Aylamazyan, psychologist and head of the Center for the Musical Movement "Heptahor". The author believes that in this case we are dealing with one of the new forms of experimental life, which in a peculiar way combines an unconventional art form (serious music and dance), a new way of life, partly opposing t…
Reconstruction of the Logic and Process of Building an Artistic Image (Based on the Image of Sarah in Meir Shalev's Novel "Esav")
The article describes the experience of reconstructing the logic and process of building an artistic image. Reconstruction includes two stages: analysis of the creation of a specific artistic image and theoretical generalization in order to reach constructions that can be extended to other cases of the construction of artistic images. At the same time, the author in the reconstruction relies on his research of art and his works. In the latter, he…
Some features of the construction of theatrical artistic reality (analysis of the production of "Eugene Onegin" by Rimas Tuminas)
The article presents two plans for the analysis of the famous production of Rimas Tuminas "Eugene Onegin". The first discusses the problems and difficulties of translating Pushkin's poetic work into the language of the theater. At the same time, the author uses the analysis of this production carried out by Alexander Minkin in the book "Mute Onegin". In particular, a number of techniques are considered (splitting the heroes, Onegin and Lensky, in…
A. Bogdanov's Novels
The article offers the author's reconstruction of two novels and partly the life of Alexander Bogdanov. In terms of methodology, the author relies on the studies of art and his works published by him, which include three main plans - an analysis of the sphere of art, artistic communication and the artistic reality of the work. The study opens with the formulation of problems: the genre of novels is called into question as a utopia (the author bel…
Metaphor as a means of constructing artistic reality (by the example of the analysis of the metaphor "centaur" in Meir Shalev's novel "Esav")
The article introduces a new interpretation of the concept of metaphor. The author examines the traditional concept of metaphor, which comes from Aristotle, the semiotic concept, which introduces metaphorical meaning along with the usual one, and the rather complex construction of metaphor proposed by K.I. Alekseev in the "Sketch of the Theory of Metaphor" (it is based on the methodology of L.S. Vygotsky, the concept of social relays by Mikhail R…
The idea of building a new humanitarian discipline ‒ "narrative semiotics"
The article formulates the main provisions of narrative semiotics and offers an analysis of four cases illustrating the methodology of semiotic study within the framework of a new concept. The difficulties associated with the application of the traditional semiotic approach to the analysis of iconic signs, symbols, diagrams, music, and other works of art are characterized. The author's proposed version of the extended version of semiotics and the…
Three lives of Ekaterina Shapinskaya (for the release of the book "Time and Fate. Stories of my life")
The article presents a comment and reflections on the recently published book by the famous Russian cultural critic Ekaterina Nikolaevna Shapinskaya. Her fate was very unusual: having been educated in the USSR, she lived in India, where she mastered the traditional genre of Indian dance and achieved considerable success in this field, then returned to Russia, where, on the one hand, she introduced the audience to Indian dances, and on the other h…
"Eugene Onegin"
The article analyzes Pushkin's poem "Eugene Onegin" and two opposite interpretations of it, by Alexander Minkin and critic Vladimir Kozarovetsky. The author partially agrees with the interpretation of the poem proposed by Minkin, objects to Kozarovetsky, but mainly interprets "Eugene Onegin" on the basis of his concept of art and the methodology proposed by him for analyzing works of art. The views on the poem of Minkin and Kozarovetsky are compa…
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Pandemic as “pregnancy test” and herald of social transformations
This article discusses the consequences of coronavirus pandemic for the social world. Therefore, the author analyzes the current situation in the West and in Russia, and compares different estimates and forecasts of the political scientists. He views the state as a social technique, institution and policymakers, demonstrating that government as a social institution could be captured by the communities (industrial-financial elites, autocratic comm…
Establishment, development and completion of new-European sociality (analysis of the book by V. Fedotova, V, Kolpakov, N. Fedotova “Global Capitalism
This article analyzes the book by V. Fedotova, V, Kolpakov, N. Fedotova “Global Capitalism: three great transformations”. The author discusses research methodology applied by the book authors, indicating the points of divergence with his own position. For example, he claims that the subject of research should be the new-European sociality, rather than capitalism; the accelerator of social transformations – the European state, rather than the econ…
Notebooks of Roman Feierstein as a mirror of his personality
This article analyzes notebooks of the artist, architect and designer Roman Feierstein. They reflect certain aspect of over twenty yearlong artworks of the master, who immigrated to Germany with his family. The research presents separate sketches and fragments of the diary thoughts. The author analyzes the personality of Roman Feierstein, and advances a hypothesis that he lived in between two cultures (German and Russian), having created his own …
Establishment and the concept of European State (culturological analysis)
This article analyzes the concept of state of the military historian Martin van Creveld. This analysis allowed the author to view prerequisites and establishment of the state and denote the concept of state. In the latter he differentiates the concepts of state and social practices that ensure their implementation, organization of management and accepted in culture explanations on the need for such organization, which in the author’s opinion comp…
Extended interpretation of semiotic approach
This article presents an extended interpretation of the meaning of semiotic approach, which allows to comprehend from the perspective of semiotics not only the symbols that are adequately described in linguistics and semiotics, but also iconic signs, symbols, schemes, and artworks. For a better understanding, the author suggests two cases, one of which is taken from culturological studies, the other – from children's literature. Leaning on the ma…
Semiosis on non-semiotic formations (symbols, schemes, icons, artworks)
This article poses a question on the semiotic nature of symbols, schemes, icons, artworks. The matter is that on one hand, these are clearly semiotic formations, but on the other – their attribution to the concepts of semiotics faces theoretical difficulties. The article presents the opinions of semioticians who deal with these questions. The author analyzes two cases, which allows advancing a hypothesis that the indicated formations include two …
Ways to envisage social science, social reality and ontology
This article raises a question on the existence of representations on social nature as an ultimate ontology of social sciences. The complications that do not allow acknowledging such existence are being formulated. The author points at the modern alternative interpretations of ultimate ontology of social sciences – the representations on culture, self-developing systems with synergetic effects, sociality, interculture, etc. It is claimed that the…
Notes on the nature of avant-garde and constructivism
Based on the materials of the family of architects Zimonenko-Feierstein, this article examines the peculiarities of avant-garde and constructivism. Roman Feierstein and Lyubov Zimonenko graduated the Moscow University of Arctitecture and were taught by pedagogues – the representative of avant-garde and constructivism. To understand the nature of avant-garde and constructivism, the author characterizes the goals and tasks solved by these trends an…
The activity in sociocultural and natural environment
This article examines the ontology of activity. Such need emerged due to the problems in studying of modern technology. It is evident that an engineer and a technologist work in a complex environment and conditioned by different situation, but the theoretical representations of the activity do account for these circumstances. The author explores the traditional view and scenario. Analysis is conducted on the several situations (environmental, ant…
From the concept of technogenic civilization to the concepts of post-culture and culture-congruent technology
This article examines the concept of technogenic civilization outlined by the academician V. S. Stepin. The factors of its ponderability and disadvantages are subjected to analysis: F. Vacon's historical project of mastering natural processes, focus of social institutions on implementation of this project, negative consequences thereof. The author discusses the methods for overcoming such consequences. According to Stepin, the way out consists no…
How to act culture-congruently in the conditions of deep crisis of modern culture
This article discusses the problem of culture-congruent social action in the conditions of cultural crisis. Attention is turned to the fact that the principles of conformity to natural laws and cultural congruency were originally formulated in the pedagogy (Pestalozzi, Froebel, Diesterweg); however, since the comprehension of culture has changes significantly, these principles require reconsideration. In this context, it is suggested to different…
Culture and man in the mirror of semiotic-environmental approach
This article offers the concept of culture based on the authorial version of semiotic and environmental approach. The stages of the author’s culturological research are outlined: from the semiotic concepts of “Moscow Methodological Group" to the extensive interpretation of semiotic and environmental approach, in which the core of semiosis is the patterns, and namely semiosis sets the human living environment. Based on these facts, a new interpret…
“Cultures is the content of education” (Efim I. Passov’s revolutionary concept of foreign-language education)
This article discusses the concept of foreign-language education of E. Passov. The author divides this concept into two parts: the first represents a general new concept of education with culturological and personalistic orientation; while the second represents concretization of this concept in relation to teaching foreign languages. Analysis is conducted on the definitions of communication and situation introduced by E. Passov, which mediate V. …
Sequence of discussion on the “Psychology of Art” by L. S. Vygotsky (analysis and Interpretation of literary works)
This article reviews the polemic of the author with a number of well-known psychologists who consider L. S. Vygotsky a humanities scholar, and that the book “Psychology of Art” introduces psychologists to the humanities. The author clarifies his position, trying to show that in his methodological projects L. S. Vygotsky adheres to the natural scientific approach; however, in some works he actually does think as a humanist. The author also casts d…
The transformation of Russian sociality
This article presents and compares the reflections and conclusions of the prominent Russian sociologists, economists, and political scientists. Having analyzed the transit of Russian sociality, they come to quite disappointing conclusions. Unfortunately, Russia did failed to take its rightful place among the European (Western in a broad sense) states and societies, did not build legal society and institutions, and the established market and priva…
Artistic reality of the TV series “The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel”
This article analyzes the artistic reality of the popular TV series “The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel”. There author discusses the feedback of the viewers, including negative. The question is raised on the reasons of its series, as in terms of rigorous analysis it seems mosaic and contradictory. The article explores the artistic techniques (split mind of the hero, bringing modern problems to the past, which create the artistic reality). It is demonstrat…
The experience of holistic analysis of art
This article compares two approaches: scientific, which is oriented towards the ideals of natural science; and holistic, which is oriented towards humanities. The author attributes the work of L. S. Vygotsky “Psychology of Art” to the first approach, however notices that the founder of Soviet psychology implements humanistic approach in addition to natural scientific. The object of this research is the aesthetic response; Vygotsky shows that art …
Existential challenges of modernity and vector for their solution
This article reviews the challenges and problems of modernity, as well as discusses the ideas and vectors for their solution. The first problem is demotes as the crisis of modern culture and the need to preserve life on the planet. It is associated with the nature and development of European sociality, which generated the ecological crisis, pandemic, and other problems. The author argues that the culture of modernity ceases and is about to be rep…
The study and concept of technology (a perspective from methodology and culturology)
This article raises the question about the nature of technology, namely whether there is universal technology that evolves and develops in culture, or there are different technologies that are interrelated in genesis. The author examines the pros and cons, as well as other problems, the solution of which sheds light on the nature of technology. The conclusion is made that the invariant characteristics of technology (technology as an artifact; syn…
On the ability of visual representation of ideas and verbal contents
Using the examples of displayed works of art, painting and music, this article discusses the ability of visual representation of ideas and verbal contents. The author compares two stages in the development of art: the early XX century with the popular were popular ideas of cosmism and the advent of the new world; and the present time characterized by pessimism due to the crisis of modernism. Analysis is conducted on the examples of artworks chara…
Digitalization as one of the aspects of establishment of post-New European culture and the subject of social design
This article examines digitalization in the context of culture and such prerequisites as building automated devices, concepts of human machinization, and projects of formalization of thinking. In this regard, particular attention is given to Leibniz's project of mathematization of thinking, as well as some other innovations ‒ construction of symbolic logic, programming, and Internet. The conclusion is drawn that digitalization is not a local phen…
To the construction of the new concept of art (art as a form of life)
This article formulates the task of constructing a new concept of art that corresponds with the challenges of time and the transformed artistic practice. The author aims to solve the problem relevant to his time, which is similar to the problem solved by Aristotle in the context of creating the “Poetics”. The theoretical provisions of the new concept are preceded by reconstruction of the work of the prominent Israeli writer Meir Shalev and the cr…
The experience of non-traditional study of the poetics of literary works (on the example of the book “Fontanelle” by Meir Shalev)
This article offers a nontraditional approach towards studying the poetics of literary work, which considers personality of the reader and analysis of the reality that he reconstructs and experiences. The empirical material is comprised on the authorial analysis of the poetics of Meir Shalev's novel “Fontanelle”. This literary work features the four major themes: love of the protagonist Michael, creation of the new world from its inception, the c…
Breaking the spell on the iconic work of Reza Negarestani “Cyclonopedia”
This article is dedicated to rational interpretation of the novel “Cyclonopedia” by the Iranian philosopher and writer Reza Negarestani, which particularly draws attention of the young audience. The author believes that it is impossible to grasp such works without interpretation and reconstruction of their themes and contents. Implementing the claimed approach, the author discusses the crucial topic of openness in the novel and peculiarities of t…
Reconsideration of the author’s established world perception and its cognition
This discusses a relevant topic of perception of the world and reality, which are usually characterized as complex and ambiguous. The author, who graduated from Moscow Methodological Circle (MMC) and mentored by its founder G. P. Shchedrovitsky, reconsiders his views upon the interpretation of the topic at hand. Analysis is conducted on comprehension of the activity by G. P. Shchedrovitsky, the task of overcoming the naturalistic approach towards…
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