Vyacheslav V Ivanov
Biographic Data
| ID | 4011355 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Vyacheslav V Ivanov |
| GIVEN NAMES | Vyacheslav V |
| FAMILY NAME | Ivanov |
| SIGNATURE | IVANOV V V |
| AFFILIATIONS | Barrington Public Library |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 7 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 1 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 7 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1973 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2013 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
Two types of philosophical discourse in the first Russian translations of Plato, the eighteenth century, AD
The opposition of Novikov's Masonic journal style (1777–1779) and that of the edition of Plato by Sidorovsky and Pakhomov (1780–1785) may be considered as an early representation of the same two trends of structuring discourse inherent in the existence of the different varieties of the Russian literary language. In this area, there was an opposition of the two possible styles, archaistic and innovative, as it became evident later in the language …
Bakhtin’s Theory of Language From the Standpoint of Modern Science
The article studies the relevance of Bakhtin’s theory of language and discourse for modern science. Special attention is given to his dialogue with Saussure, his insistence on the study of utterances and texts that should be broader than a strictly linguistic approach restricted by the scope of one sentence. That makes possible a completely new approach to the relation of linguistics and poetics; also of particular importance are Bakhtin’s views …
Russia Between East and West? Remarks on Comparison of Cultures
The article continues the discussion between Westernizers and Slavophiles (and later Eurasianists). Differences between the traditional European philosophical thought and the Wisdom of the Russian mind are presented in metaphoric as well as in modern neuropsychological terms, e.g. the difference between the lefthemispheric type with the stress on the logical functions of the brain and the right-hemispheric model of the world for which creative po…
A Lonely Cottage on the Vasilyevsky Island” and Pushkin’s Tales about st. Petersburg
Pushkin was not only a founder of the Petersburg text tradition; he was the first Russian author who wrote in the style of fantastic realism. Its main feature is a combination of a fantastic plot with realistic details, such as “The Queen of Spades,” “The Broze Rider,” and “A Small Cottage in Kolomna.” The article focuses on a grotesque oral story about the lonely cottage on the Vasilyevsky Island, told by Pushkin and written down and then publis…
Semiotics of the 20th century
Semiotic and linguistic studies of the 20th century have been important mostly in two senses - (1) they have opened a road for comparative research on the origin and development of language and other systems of signs adding a new dimension to the history of culture; (2) they have shown a possibility of uniting different fields of humanities around semiotics suggesting a way to trespass separation and atomisation of different trends in investigati…
Speculum Slaviae Orientalis
On the interpretation of the 37 of the Hittite laws in the light of other indo-european traditions
The recent progress of the study of the Hittite Laws was largely due to the addition of new fragments to the texts that in many respects proved the correctness of the views expressed earlier by Prof V.Korošec. It seems that another important source of the insights in the original meaning of the oldest parts of the Laws lies in the comparison of the oldest Hittite tradition with other Indo-European legal texts. The comparative studies of the last …
Semiotics of the 20th century
Semiotic and linguistic studies of the 20th century have been important mostly in two senses - (1) they have opened a road for comparative research on the origin and development of language and other systems of signs adding a new dimension to the history of culture; (2) they have shown a possibility of uniting different fields of humanities around semiotics suggesting a way to trespass separation and atomisation of different trends in investigati…
On the interpretation of the 37 of the Hittite laws in the light of other indo-european traditions
The recent progress of the study of the Hittite Laws was largely due to the addition of new fragments to the texts that in many respects proved the correctness of the views expressed earlier by Prof V.Korošec. It seems that another important source of the insights in the original meaning of the oldest parts of the Laws lies in the comparison of the oldest Hittite tradition with other Indo-European legal texts. The comparative studies of the last …
Speculum Slaviae Orientalis
Bakhtin’s Theory of Language From the Standpoint of Modern Science
The article studies the relevance of Bakhtin’s theory of language and discourse for modern science. Special attention is given to his dialogue with Saussure, his insistence on the study of utterances and texts that should be broader than a strictly linguistic approach restricted by the scope of one sentence. That makes possible a completely new approach to the relation of linguistics and poetics; also of particular importance are Bakhtin’s views …
Russia Between East and West? Remarks on Comparison of Cultures
The article continues the discussion between Westernizers and Slavophiles (and later Eurasianists). Differences between the traditional European philosophical thought and the Wisdom of the Russian mind are presented in metaphoric as well as in modern neuropsychological terms, e.g. the difference between the lefthemispheric type with the stress on the logical functions of the brain and the right-hemispheric model of the world for which creative po…
A Lonely Cottage on the Vasilyevsky Island” and Pushkin’s Tales about st. Petersburg
Pushkin was not only a founder of the Petersburg text tradition; he was the first Russian author who wrote in the style of fantastic realism. Its main feature is a combination of a fantastic plot with realistic details, such as “The Queen of Spades,” “The Broze Rider,” and “A Small Cottage in Kolomna.” The article focuses on a grotesque oral story about the lonely cottage on the Vasilyevsky Island, told by Pushkin and written down and then publis…
Semiotics of the 20th century
Semiotic and linguistic studies of the 20th century have been important mostly in two senses - (1) they have opened a road for comparative research on the origin and development of language and other systems of signs adding a new dimension to the history of culture; (2) they have shown a possibility of uniting different fields of humanities around semiotics suggesting a way to trespass separation and atomisation of different trends in investigati…
Two types of philosophical discourse in the first Russian translations of Plato, the eighteenth century, AD
The opposition of Novikov's Masonic journal style (1777–1779) and that of the edition of Plato by Sidorovsky and Pakhomov (1780–1785) may be considered as an early representation of the same two trends of structuring discourse inherent in the existence of the different varieties of the Russian literary language. In this area, there was an opposition of the two possible styles, archaistic and innovative, as it became evident later in the language …
Art (4 works) · History (4 works) · Linguistics (4 works) · Philosophy (4 works) · Discourse Analysis and Cultural Communication (3 works) · Epistemology (3 works) · Literature (3 works) · Philosophy (3 works) · Ancient history (2 works) · History (2 works)