Daria Morozova
Biographic Data
| ID | 161920 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Daria Morozova |
| GIVEN NAMES | Daria |
| FAMILY NAME | Morozova |
| SIGNATURE | MOROZOVA D |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Helsinki |
| ORCID | 0000-0001-8010-5299 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 6 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 1 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 6 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2016 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
Visual Politics of the Japanese Empire and the Dehistoricization of the South Seas Mandate: Representing Tropical Space in Postcard Images
This study examines how the South Seas Mandate (Nan’yō) was visually constructed through postcards produced under the Japanese Empire. While the South Seas Mandate functioned as a key site of Japan’s southward expansion, it was not simply incorporated into the imperial domain as a pre-given space; rather, it required cultural and visual mediation in order to be recognized within Japanese society as a “new southern region.” In this process, postca…
According to Byzantine Designs: Syrian Merchants in the West and Early Christian Architecture
This article explores the cultural influence of late Roman Syria on the Latin West, particularly the British Isles. Building on previous studies of interaction between the Byzantine Empire and the West, the author traces how the church art and liturgical thinking of Syrian Christians reached the Latin Church and became embedded in the early architecture of various European regions. The study of early Christian architecture is complicated by the d…
Bishops’ Wedding Songs: The Marriage of Julian of Eclanum and Contacts between Italy and Syria during the Period of Celibacy
The article is a case study of one marriage in a late antique Italian bishopric family. The marriage of Julian of Eclanum provides a closer look at the struggle of theological schools that acсompanied the introduction of celibacy in the Roman Church, comparing the views of Augustinians, Pelagians and Antiochian theologians on marriage and evaluate these views in a broader cultural context.Documents related to Julian’s wedding, analyzed in the pre…
How the practice of commercializing comes together and falls apart in a market of wearable technologies
Wearable technologies, or wearables, are a combination of design and technology worn on one’s body. Regardless of initial optimistic forecasts for wearables’ market growth, there are few examples of successfully commercialized wearables, except those by technology giants like Apple. In contrast, start-ups developing wearables, while numerous, struggle to survive. The goal of this study is to explore how wearable technology is commercialized on a …
Creative precarity? Young fashion designers as entrepreneurs in Russia
This article explores the careers of young fashion designers as entrepreneurs in Russia. It discusses entrepreneurial experiences and labour practices of fashion designers in the context of precarity: that is, the structural conditions characterized by a lack of social, economic and emotional security caused by a shift of responsibilities for the labour market from the state to the citizens. The article takes the perspective of designers’ agency …
A critical approach to sustainable fashion: Practices of clothing designers in the Kallio neighborhood of Helsinki
This article takes the idea of a critical approach to sustainable fashion and applies it to the practices of clothing designers and seamstresses in the Kallio neighborhood of Helsinki, Finland. These practices are described by the umbrella term “sustainable fashion.” The main questions are how do clothing designers and seamstresses practice sustainable fashion, what challenges do they face, and how do they interpret these challenges. The article …
A critical approach to sustainable fashion: Practices of clothing designers in the Kallio neighborhood of Helsinki
This article takes the idea of a critical approach to sustainable fashion and applies it to the practices of clothing designers and seamstresses in the Kallio neighborhood of Helsinki, Finland. These practices are described by the umbrella term “sustainable fashion.” The main questions are how do clothing designers and seamstresses practice sustainable fashion, what challenges do they face, and how do they interpret these challenges. The article …
A critical approach to sustainable fashion: Practices of clothing designers in the Kallio neighborhood of Helsinki
This article takes the idea of a critical approach to sustainable fashion and applies it to the practices of clothing designers and seamstresses in the Kallio neighborhood of Helsinki, Finland. These practices are described by the umbrella term “sustainable fashion.” The main questions are how do clothing designers and seamstresses practice sustainable fashion, what challenges do they face, and how do they interpret these challenges. The article …
Creative precarity? Young fashion designers as entrepreneurs in Russia
This article explores the careers of young fashion designers as entrepreneurs in Russia. It discusses entrepreneurial experiences and labour practices of fashion designers in the context of precarity: that is, the structural conditions characterized by a lack of social, economic and emotional security caused by a shift of responsibilities for the labour market from the state to the citizens. The article takes the perspective of designers’ agency …
How the practice of commercializing comes together and falls apart in a market of wearable technologies
Wearable technologies, or wearables, are a combination of design and technology worn on one’s body. Regardless of initial optimistic forecasts for wearables’ market growth, there are few examples of successfully commercialized wearables, except those by technology giants like Apple. In contrast, start-ups developing wearables, while numerous, struggle to survive. The goal of this study is to explore how wearable technology is commercialized on a …
Bishops’ Wedding Songs: The Marriage of Julian of Eclanum and Contacts between Italy and Syria during the Period of Celibacy
The article is a case study of one marriage in a late antique Italian bishopric family. The marriage of Julian of Eclanum provides a closer look at the struggle of theological schools that acсompanied the introduction of celibacy in the Roman Church, comparing the views of Augustinians, Pelagians and Antiochian theologians on marriage and evaluate these views in a broader cultural context.Documents related to Julian’s wedding, analyzed in the pre…
According to Byzantine Designs: Syrian Merchants in the West and Early Christian Architecture
This article explores the cultural influence of late Roman Syria on the Latin West, particularly the British Isles. Building on previous studies of interaction between the Byzantine Empire and the West, the author traces how the church art and liturgical thinking of Syrian Christians reached the Latin Church and became embedded in the early architecture of various European regions. The study of early Christian architecture is complicated by the d…
Visual Politics of the Japanese Empire and the Dehistoricization of the South Seas Mandate: Representing Tropical Space in Postcard Images
This study examines how the South Seas Mandate (Nan’yō) was visually constructed through postcards produced under the Japanese Empire. While the South Seas Mandate functioned as a key site of Japan’s southward expansion, it was not simply incorporated into the imperial domain as a pre-given space; rather, it required cultural and visual mediation in order to be recognized within Japanese society as a “new southern region.” In this process, postca…
Political science (3 works) · Sociology (3 works) · Ancient history (2 works) · Archaeology and Historical Studies (2 works) · Art (2 works) · Business (2 works) · Byzantine Studies and History (2 works) · Crafts, Textile, and Design (2 works) · Cultural Industries and Urban Development (2 works) · Fashion and Cultural Textiles (2 works)