Tatiana Khizhaya
Biographic Data
| ID | 1165093 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Tatiana Khizhaya |
| GIVEN NAMES | Tatiana |
| FAMILY NAME | Khizhaya |
| SIGNATURE | KHIZHAYA T |
| AFFILIATIONS | Vladimir State University |
| ORCID | 0000-0003-1846-5060 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 7 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 1 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 7 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2017 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2025 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
The Subbotniks (Sabbatarians) of Moscow Guberniya in the first third of the 19th century: History, practices, relationship with the authorities
The paper is devoted to various aspects of life of Moscow Judaizers communities in the early 19th century: religious and social practices, relationships with church and state authorities. The work is based on archival sources. According to them, Judaizers emerged in the Moscow province in the end of the 18th century. At the beginning of reign of Nicholas I there were several peasant communities; their religious practices, not uniform, were being …
The Collective Suicide of Peasants of the Spasovite Covenant in the Era of Nicholas I: Micro-historical Analysis
The article analyses and contextualizes a case of mass suicide of the Russian peasants-Spasovites in the village of Kopeny, Saratov province in 1827. The work is based on unpublished archival documents: records of several court cases, as well as officials’, ethnographical and clerical researches of the Saratov Old Believers. To get as complete picture on the tragedy as possible, the author draws on materials presenting a background of the event. …
"From Orthodox Christianity to "Jewish Law: Unusual Conversion in the Russian Empire of the Early 19th Century
This article is a piece of microhistorical research of a court case investigating religious conversion in Russia in the 1820s. It presents the story of an Orthodox Christian girl who adopted "Jewish law" and married a Jewish man. The article attempts to define the background and peculiarities of the conversion and clarify the context in which this was taking place. The work uses various methods: narrative, comparative, contextual analysis, text i…
The Russian Judaizers and the Transylvanian Sabbatarians: An Attempt of Comparative Analysis
The paper provides the first attempt of a comparative study of the two forms of Judaizers phenomenon: the Russian Subbotnik movement and the Transylvanian Sabbatarianism. The study reveals a number of shared features in their origin, development, social makeup, religious ideas and practices as well as their relationships with the authorities. The genesis of the Transylvanian Szombatosok is directly correlated to the European Reformation, and Russ…
The peasants of ‘Judaic Faith’ in the Vladimir province: The ‘homegrown sectarianship’ phenomenon in the nineteenth century
«Вестник Санкт-Петербургского университета. Философия и конфликтология» — научно-теоретический рецензируемый журнал, обобщающий результаты исследований ученых всего мира в области традиционных философских дисциплин — онтологии, теории познания, логики, этики, социальной философии, эстетики, истории философии, философии культуры и философии религии, а также актуальные разработки в конфликтологии, философии политики и права
Revealing What Was Hidden: An Eschatological Myth of the Russian Subbotniks (19th - Early 20th Centuries)
She has become an Israeli’: Women in the Russian Subbotnik movement of the 19th century
The research focuses on the 'female segment' of the Russian Subbotnik movement -the religious phenomenon in Russia of the Modern Era. In archival documents of the 19th century, investigating the cases of the 'Judaizers sect' , significant, and sometimes even key figures happen to be women born to Judaizing families or converted to the 'Jewish faith' after their marriage. They are representatives of the diverse regions and classes of the Russian E…
She has become an Israeli’: Women in the Russian Subbotnik movement of the 19th century
The research focuses on the 'female segment' of the Russian Subbotnik movement -the religious phenomenon in Russia of the Modern Era. In archival documents of the 19th century, investigating the cases of the 'Judaizers sect' , significant, and sometimes even key figures happen to be women born to Judaizing families or converted to the 'Jewish faith' after their marriage. They are representatives of the diverse regions and classes of the Russian E…
She has become an Israeli’: Women in the Russian Subbotnik movement of the 19th century
The research focuses on the 'female segment' of the Russian Subbotnik movement -the religious phenomenon in Russia of the Modern Era. In archival documents of the 19th century, investigating the cases of the 'Judaizers sect' , significant, and sometimes even key figures happen to be women born to Judaizing families or converted to the 'Jewish faith' after their marriage. They are representatives of the diverse regions and classes of the Russian E…
Revealing What Was Hidden: An Eschatological Myth of the Russian Subbotniks (19th - Early 20th Centuries)
The Russian Judaizers and the Transylvanian Sabbatarians: An Attempt of Comparative Analysis
The paper provides the first attempt of a comparative study of the two forms of Judaizers phenomenon: the Russian Subbotnik movement and the Transylvanian Sabbatarianism. The study reveals a number of shared features in their origin, development, social makeup, religious ideas and practices as well as their relationships with the authorities. The genesis of the Transylvanian Szombatosok is directly correlated to the European Reformation, and Russ…
The peasants of ‘Judaic Faith’ in the Vladimir province: The ‘homegrown sectarianship’ phenomenon in the nineteenth century
«Вестник Санкт-Петербургского университета. Философия и конфликтология» — научно-теоретический рецензируемый журнал, обобщающий результаты исследований ученых всего мира в области традиционных философских дисциплин — онтологии, теории познания, логики, этики, социальной философии, эстетики, истории философии, философии культуры и философии религии, а также актуальные разработки в конфликтологии, философии политики и права
"From Orthodox Christianity to "Jewish Law: Unusual Conversion in the Russian Empire of the Early 19th Century
This article is a piece of microhistorical research of a court case investigating religious conversion in Russia in the 1820s. It presents the story of an Orthodox Christian girl who adopted "Jewish law" and married a Jewish man. The article attempts to define the background and peculiarities of the conversion and clarify the context in which this was taking place. The work uses various methods: narrative, comparative, contextual analysis, text i…
The Collective Suicide of Peasants of the Spasovite Covenant in the Era of Nicholas I: Micro-historical Analysis
The article analyses and contextualizes a case of mass suicide of the Russian peasants-Spasovites in the village of Kopeny, Saratov province in 1827. The work is based on unpublished archival documents: records of several court cases, as well as officials’, ethnographical and clerical researches of the Saratov Old Believers. To get as complete picture on the tragedy as possible, the author draws on materials presenting a background of the event. …
The Subbotniks (Sabbatarians) of Moscow Guberniya in the first third of the 19th century: History, practices, relationship with the authorities
The paper is devoted to various aspects of life of Moscow Judaizers communities in the early 19th century: religious and social practices, relationships with church and state authorities. The work is based on archival sources. According to them, Judaizers emerged in the Moscow province in the end of the 18th century. At the beginning of reign of Nicholas I there were several peasant communities; their religious practices, not uniform, were being …
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