E A Anisimov
Biographic Data
| ID | 101491 |
|---|---|
| NAME | E A Anisimov |
| GIVEN NAMES | E A |
| FAMILY NAME | Anisimov |
| SIGNATURE | ANISIMOV E A |
| AFFILIATIONS | National Research University Higher School of Economics |
| ORCID | 0000-0001-9093-586X |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 11 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 2 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 11 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1986 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2022 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
Peter the Great and his Empire
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Decrees of Peter the Great to Guards Major Andrei Ivanovich Ushakov
This paper publishes nine documents devoted to the service of Andrei Ivanovich Ushakov (1672–1725), major of the Preobrazhensky Life-Guards Regiment between 1714 and 1721. The Novgorod nobleman started his career as a soldier in the Preobrazhensky Regiment. In 1706, Ushakov already had the rank of a lieutenant and was an adjutant of the tsar. Between the 1700s and early 1710s, Ushakov fulfilled diverse orders of Peter the Great: he delivered weap…
Our Patron and Protector”
The aim of the paper is to study the language of letters from the Field Chancellery of A. D. Menshikov. Approximately 700 documents for 1703–1705 are investigated. All of them are kept now in the archive of the St. Petersburg Institute of History of the Russian Academy of Sciences. The main attention in the article is focused on the correspondence of the associates of Peter the Great with A. D. Menshikov and their “linguistic world”. The authors …
Eastward Motion of Peter the Great's Empire
The time of Peter the Great is notable not only for the reforms that transformed the country, but also for the emergence of new ideas of the place of Russia as a great power in the world. Peter the Great's imperial dreams went far beyond the establishment of Russia’s domination in the Baltic. He was mindful of the problem of the West-East relationship. It is important to take into account the tsar’s economic considerations. He was fascinated by t…
Itinera Petri. Биохроника Петра Великого – день за днем (1672-1725)
This article is devoted to the electronic project Itinera Petri: A Day-by-Day Bio-Chronicle of Peter the Great (1672-1725). This is an online database representing the life of Peter I in the form of electronic records, each of which corresponds to one day in the life of the monarch. The uniform presentation of the material follows a fixed format with the goal of separating facts from interpretations. The database is equipped with a searchable int…
The Transfer of Power in Post-Petrine Russia
This paper publishes a previously unknown historical source, a note supposedly written by A. I. Osterman, a major political figure in the reign of Empress Anna. The note is devoted to the search for a matrimonial match with a foreign prince for Anna Leopoldovna, the empress’ niece and potentially mother of the future heir. The note testifies to its author’s deep knowledge of the foreign policy situation and dynastic ties in Western Europe and abi…
The Case of V. N. Tatishchev’s Denunciation, 1738
The Dictionary reviewed has filled a lacuna in Russian lexicography, presenting the vocabulary of Orthodoxy as a natural component of the modern Russian language that functions not only in the religious sphere, but also in the everyday lives of Russians. The analysis of the Dictionary is preceded by a short essay on the lexicographic sources describing the vocabulary of Orthodoxy and on the ideological deformation of the religious subsystem of vo…
Books that link worlds
Russian guidebooks evolved to become more practical and utilitarian at the end of the nineteenth century, several decades later than in Western Europe. By analysing an extensive number of Russian travel guides, we explore the network of actors who engaged in this transformation. We approach travel guides as complex artefacts that combine social interaction and market logistics integrating elements from the past and present, from different geograp…
The Reforms of Peter the Great
Progress Through Violence From Peter the Great to Lenin and Stalin
Podatnaia reforma Petra I. Vvedenie podushnoi podati v Rossii 1719-1728 gg
Books that link worlds
Russian guidebooks evolved to become more practical and utilitarian at the end of the nineteenth century, several decades later than in Western Europe. By analysing an extensive number of Russian travel guides, we explore the network of actors who engaged in this transformation. We approach travel guides as complex artefacts that combine social interaction and market logistics integrating elements from the past and present, from different geograp…
The Reforms of Peter the Great
Podatnaia reforma Petra I. Vvedenie podushnoi podati v Rossii 1719-1728 gg
Progress Through Violence From Peter the Great to Lenin and Stalin
The Reforms of Peter the Great
Books that link worlds
Russian guidebooks evolved to become more practical and utilitarian at the end of the nineteenth century, several decades later than in Western Europe. By analysing an extensive number of Russian travel guides, we explore the network of actors who engaged in this transformation. We approach travel guides as complex artefacts that combine social interaction and market logistics integrating elements from the past and present, from different geograp…
The Case of V. N. Tatishchev’s Denunciation, 1738
The Dictionary reviewed has filled a lacuna in Russian lexicography, presenting the vocabulary of Orthodoxy as a natural component of the modern Russian language that functions not only in the religious sphere, but also in the everyday lives of Russians. The analysis of the Dictionary is preceded by a short essay on the lexicographic sources describing the vocabulary of Orthodoxy and on the ideological deformation of the religious subsystem of vo…
Itinera Petri. Биохроника Петра Великого – день за днем (1672-1725)
This article is devoted to the electronic project Itinera Petri: A Day-by-Day Bio-Chronicle of Peter the Great (1672-1725). This is an online database representing the life of Peter I in the form of electronic records, each of which corresponds to one day in the life of the monarch. The uniform presentation of the material follows a fixed format with the goal of separating facts from interpretations. The database is equipped with a searchable int…
The Transfer of Power in Post-Petrine Russia
This paper publishes a previously unknown historical source, a note supposedly written by A. I. Osterman, a major political figure in the reign of Empress Anna. The note is devoted to the search for a matrimonial match with a foreign prince for Anna Leopoldovna, the empress’ niece and potentially mother of the future heir. The note testifies to its author’s deep knowledge of the foreign policy situation and dynastic ties in Western Europe and abi…
Peter the Great and his Empire
. . , , , . . - . . , , , . , , - . , , . . ,
Decrees of Peter the Great to Guards Major Andrei Ivanovich Ushakov
This paper publishes nine documents devoted to the service of Andrei Ivanovich Ushakov (1672–1725), major of the Preobrazhensky Life-Guards Regiment between 1714 and 1721. The Novgorod nobleman started his career as a soldier in the Preobrazhensky Regiment. In 1706, Ushakov already had the rank of a lieutenant and was an adjutant of the tsar. Between the 1700s and early 1710s, Ushakov fulfilled diverse orders of Peter the Great: he delivered weap…
Our Patron and Protector”
The aim of the paper is to study the language of letters from the Field Chancellery of A. D. Menshikov. Approximately 700 documents for 1703–1705 are investigated. All of them are kept now in the archive of the St. Petersburg Institute of History of the Russian Academy of Sciences. The main attention in the article is focused on the correspondence of the associates of Peter the Great with A. D. Menshikov and their “linguistic world”. The authors …
Eastward Motion of Peter the Great's Empire
The time of Peter the Great is notable not only for the reforms that transformed the country, but also for the emergence of new ideas of the place of Russia as a great power in the world. Peter the Great's imperial dreams went far beyond the establishment of Russia’s domination in the Baltic. He was mindful of the problem of the West-East relationship. It is important to take into account the tsar’s economic considerations. He was fascinated by t…
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