Tatiana Filimonova
Biographic Data
| ID | 1077333 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Tatiana Filimonova |
| GIVEN NAMES | Tatiana |
| FAMILY NAME | Filimonova |
| SIGNATURE | FILIMONOVA T |
| AFFILIATIONS | Medical Protective |
| ORCID | 0009-0000-9830-2987 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 7 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 10 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 7 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2014 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2023 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
The Results of New Study of Neolithic Human Remains in Central Asia (Based on Tutkaul and Kaylu Materials)
This paper presents the analyses of human remains from Neolithic deposits from the Tutkaul (Hissaro-Alay) and Kaylu (Caspian region) sites. The Tutkaul site is located on the territory of modern Nurek reservoir and was excavated by V.A. Ranov in the 1960s. Tutkaul has yielded three burials attributed to the Hissar Neolithic technocomplex. Part of the human remains were lost such as fragments of the postcranial remains from burials 2 and 3. Our re…
Victor Pelevin and Eurasianist Geopolitics
The first decades of Victor Pelevin’s writing coincided with the burst in popularity of neo‐Eurasianist and neo‐imperialist ideas. This paper traces the various forms that Pelevin’s treatment of civilizational and geopolitically focused ideologies has taken over the course of his career. His preoccupation with these ideas ranges from inconspicuous reflection of the Eurasian phenomenon to Eurasianism’s intensifying critique, and, eventually, to a …
Introduction
This cluster of articles by Sofya Khagi, Tatiana Filimonova, Daniel Taehun Lee, and Maya Vinokour examines the oeuvre of Victor Pelevin over the last three decades, interrogating his relationship with various forms of power. In the introduction, the authors survey recent scholarship on power in Pelevin’s work, positing the primacy of power in his literary project at various points in his writing career. The articles examine Pelevin’s vision of po…
New insights into the Epipaleolithic of western Central Asia
Introduction
Chinese Russia
China plays a crucial role in the contemporary fiction of Vladimir Sorokin. Sorokin’s fascination with the country parallels a heightened geo-political awareness of China in an increasingly globalized Russia. This paper argues that Sorokin’s work expresses an ambiguous view of China, with protagonists who see the country ambivalently: both as a metaphorical extension of self and an increasingly powerful “other.” This paper examines Sorokin’s nove…
Empire De/Centered
Chinese Russia
China plays a crucial role in the contemporary fiction of Vladimir Sorokin. Sorokin’s fascination with the country parallels a heightened geo-political awareness of China in an increasingly globalized Russia. This paper argues that Sorokin’s work expresses an ambiguous view of China, with protagonists who see the country ambivalently: both as a metaphorical extension of self and an increasingly powerful “other.” This paper examines Sorokin’s nove…
Empire De/Centered
New insights into the Epipaleolithic of western Central Asia
Introduction
The Results of New Study of Neolithic Human Remains in Central Asia (Based on Tutkaul and Kaylu Materials)
This paper presents the analyses of human remains from Neolithic deposits from the Tutkaul (Hissaro-Alay) and Kaylu (Caspian region) sites. The Tutkaul site is located on the territory of modern Nurek reservoir and was excavated by V.A. Ranov in the 1960s. Tutkaul has yielded three burials attributed to the Hissar Neolithic technocomplex. Part of the human remains were lost such as fragments of the postcranial remains from burials 2 and 3. Our re…
Victor Pelevin and Eurasianist Geopolitics
The first decades of Victor Pelevin’s writing coincided with the burst in popularity of neo‐Eurasianist and neo‐imperialist ideas. This paper traces the various forms that Pelevin’s treatment of civilizational and geopolitically focused ideologies has taken over the course of his career. His preoccupation with these ideas ranges from inconspicuous reflection of the Eurasian phenomenon to Eurasianism’s intensifying critique, and, eventually, to a …
Introduction
This cluster of articles by Sofya Khagi, Tatiana Filimonova, Daniel Taehun Lee, and Maya Vinokour examines the oeuvre of Victor Pelevin over the last three decades, interrogating his relationship with various forms of power. In the introduction, the authors survey recent scholarship on power in Pelevin’s work, positing the primacy of power in his literary project at various points in his writing career. The articles examine Pelevin’s vision of po…
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