A Y Mainicheva
Dados Biográficos
| ID | 4062142 |
|---|---|
| NOME | A Y Mainicheva |
| PRENOMES | A Y |
| SOBRENOME | Mainicheva |
| ASSINATURA | MAINICHEVA A Y |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-0784-4252 |
| VERIFICADO | Sim |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 16 |
| TOTAL DE CITAÇÕES | 5 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 16 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMEIRO ANO DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2009 |
| ANO MAIS RECENTE DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2025 |
| ÍNDICE H | 1 |
Light in the Church of the Image “Not-Made-by-Hands” of the Savior from Zashiversk
The article discusses specific features of natural lighting in Orthodox churches using the example of a federal monument, church of the Image “Not-Made-by-Hands” of the Savior from Zashiversk (1700), currently located in the Historical and Architectural Museum at the Institute of Archaeology and Ethnography of the SB RAS. The relevance of this work stems from the need to identify patterns in creative thinking of church builders which they employe…
Russian Orthodox Churches “Under the Bells”
В статье впервые выявляются духовные и религиозные основы построения русских православных церквей «иже под колоколы», специфика их семантики и роль в формировании картины мира. Характеризуются архитектурные особенности подколокольных храмов, относящихся к редкому типу церквей, которые известны в России с XIV в. и возводятся вплоть до настоящего времени. Рассматривается многоаспектная семантика церквей, сложившаяся под влиянием сочетания византийс…
Models of the World Vision
The article addresses the issues of formation of the holistic picture of world vision or any of its types by means of modeling reality by ethnographic science. Methodological techniques of content analysis in combination with case-study within the framework of the author’s program were used to analyze the 19th century document «Instructions to the Yakut bourgeois Yakov Sannikov» providing the guidelines for conducting research in the polar zone o…
Russian Orthodox Churches “Under the Bells
The religious foundations underlying the construction of Russian Orthodox churches “under the bells”, and the meaning and role of this notion, are analyzed with reference to the traditional worldview. Architectural features of such churches are described. They belong to a rare type, and have been constructed in Russia from the 14th century to the present time. Their multiple meanings, influenced by Byzantine and European traditions, related to th…
The Consecration of Altars in 17th–21st Century Siberian Orthodox Churches
В статье анализируется исторический опыт актуализации символических аспектов посвящений престолов в сибирских православных церквях XVII-XXI вв. на примере престолов Софии Премудрости Слова Божия и святой великомученицы Варвары Илиопольской. Источниками послужили справочные книги епархий, изданные в начале XX в., сборники документов XVII в. и произведений древнерусской литературы, указатели церквей, а также база данных «Храмы России» (temples.ru).…
Proportional-Metrological System and Figurative-Symbolic Structure of Siberian Russian Orthodox Churches in the 19th–21st Centuries
In the article based on the Siberian materials of the 19th-21st centuries, a way to solve the problem of understanding the foundations and characteristic features of the Russian Orthodox architecture as a way of expression of religious ideas of an ethnos and society is proposed. The proportional-metrological system and the figurative-symbolic structure of the churches are considered as indicators of the essence of foundations of the cult Orthodox…
The Consecration of Altars in 17th–21st Century Siberian Orthodox Churches
This study explores the ways the symbolic aspects of the consecration of altars are manifested in 17th–21st century Siberian Orthodox churches. I focus on altars of Sophia the Wisdom of the Word of God, and the Holy Great Martyr Barbara of Heliopolis. Sources include diocese registers published in the early 1900s, 17th century documents, works of Old Russian literature, church indexes, and the “Temples of Russia” (temples.ru) database. On the bas…
The Topography of Ritual Buildings in Villages of the Tobolsk Governorate (Late 19th to Early 20th Century)
This is the first case study of important places ofpublic worship in three villages of the Tobolsk Governorate in the late 1800s and early 1900s, with reference to architectural planning, hagiography, and religious attitudes. The churches in Obdorskoye and Romanovskoye are located either on an elevated, unoccupied territory in a natural environment or in the center of residential quarters, according to the Russian architectural traditions. The ch…
Choice of Methodology for Recording Ethnographic Structures Using Information Technologies
Reconstruction of Wooden and Earthen Buildings in 17th to 18th-Century Russian Forts in Siberia
On the basis of the materials of the Sayansky Ostrog (fort), built in the Northern Sayan in 1718, we reconstruct the type of building that was common during the initial stage of the Russian colonization (1600s and 1700s). This is one of the few well preserved Russian forts. While its buildings, their function, and location are known from written sources and from the findings of a complete archaeological excavation, their construction has been hit…
Dendrochronological Methods in the Architectural and Ethnographic Study of Russian Towns in Siberia
This study focuses on the use dendrochronological methods in architectural and ethnographic surveys with special reference to early Russian towns in Siberia. The methods are used for the tentative dating of eight architectural constructions in the town of Tara. The standard dendrochronological technique includes the use of the calibrated tree-ring chronology relating to the study area, and the relative chronology modeled on the specific site. The…
Principles of the Information Modeling of Cultural Heritage Objects
The article describes the principles and prospects of using the BIM technology, which was for the first time used to reconstruct wooden Buddhist temples, assess the cultural information relating to them, and evaluate the impact of environment and exploitation. Preserving and restoring such temples is difficult because their construction includes wooden brackets—dougong. The BIM technique and our own method based on treatises about old Chinese arc…
As the Measure and Beauty Suggest
This article proposes that the “Trinity diagram” was used for designing the plans for Russian churches. The “diagram” is a combination of squares which form the principal structure of the building; it has a semantically rich meaning refiecting the doctrines and ideology of the Middle Ages. The hypothesis is con.ftrmed by numerous examples from Western European, Byzantine, and Russian church architecture
Ethno-Confessional Markers of Russian Identity in the 17th–18th-Century Siberia
A comprehensive architectural, semiotic, and ethnographic analysis of 17th–18th-century Russian churches dedicated to the Mother of God and to the Holy Trinity in Siberia suggests that their architectural structure, specifically, their barrel roofing, became one of the ethno-confessional markers of Russian presence in the newly acquired territories, and a spiritual symbol of the Russian settlement in the region
Dendrochronological Survey of the Towers From the Kazym Ostrog
The study describes the results of the dendrochronological analysis of the Kazym (Yuilsk) Ostrog towers, which are now the exhibits of the Open-Air Museum of History and Architecture of the Institute of Archeology and Ethnography SB RAS. Based on the data, the year 1745 was identified as the date when the Ostrog was constructed. The reconstruction of the dynamics of fires showed that the Ostrog was rebuilt due to the destruction of the preceding …
The Church of the Saviour From Zashiversk
This article focuses on dating the unique monument of wooden architecture from the time of the Russian colonization of Siberia – the Church of the Saviour from the transpolar town of Zashiversk. For the first time the church is studied using dendrochronological analysis. This method is based on variable annual growth of tree-rings, and provides the most objective date with an accuracy of up to a year. Exceptionally representative samples of speci…
Reconstruction of Wooden and Earthen Buildings in 17th to 18th-Century Russian Forts in Siberia
On the basis of the materials of the Sayansky Ostrog (fort), built in the Northern Sayan in 1718, we reconstruct the type of building that was common during the initial stage of the Russian colonization (1600s and 1700s). This is one of the few well preserved Russian forts. While its buildings, their function, and location are known from written sources and from the findings of a complete archaeological excavation, their construction has been hit…
The Topography of Ritual Buildings in Villages of the Tobolsk Governorate (Late 19th to Early 20th Century)
This is the first case study of important places ofpublic worship in three villages of the Tobolsk Governorate in the late 1800s and early 1900s, with reference to architectural planning, hagiography, and religious attitudes. The churches in Obdorskoye and Romanovskoye are located either on an elevated, unoccupied territory in a natural environment or in the center of residential quarters, according to the Russian architectural traditions. The ch…
As the Measure and Beauty Suggest
This article proposes that the “Trinity diagram” was used for designing the plans for Russian churches. The “diagram” is a combination of squares which form the principal structure of the building; it has a semantically rich meaning refiecting the doctrines and ideology of the Middle Ages. The hypothesis is con.ftrmed by numerous examples from Western European, Byzantine, and Russian church architecture
The Church of the Saviour From Zashiversk
This article focuses on dating the unique monument of wooden architecture from the time of the Russian colonization of Siberia – the Church of the Saviour from the transpolar town of Zashiversk. For the first time the church is studied using dendrochronological analysis. This method is based on variable annual growth of tree-rings, and provides the most objective date with an accuracy of up to a year. Exceptionally representative samples of speci…
The Church of the Saviour From Zashiversk
This article focuses on dating the unique monument of wooden architecture from the time of the Russian colonization of Siberia – the Church of the Saviour from the transpolar town of Zashiversk. For the first time the church is studied using dendrochronological analysis. This method is based on variable annual growth of tree-rings, and provides the most objective date with an accuracy of up to a year. Exceptionally representative samples of speci…
Dendrochronological Survey of the Towers From the Kazym Ostrog
The study describes the results of the dendrochronological analysis of the Kazym (Yuilsk) Ostrog towers, which are now the exhibits of the Open-Air Museum of History and Architecture of the Institute of Archeology and Ethnography SB RAS. Based on the data, the year 1745 was identified as the date when the Ostrog was constructed. The reconstruction of the dynamics of fires showed that the Ostrog was rebuilt due to the destruction of the preceding …
As the Measure and Beauty Suggest
This article proposes that the “Trinity diagram” was used for designing the plans for Russian churches. The “diagram” is a combination of squares which form the principal structure of the building; it has a semantically rich meaning refiecting the doctrines and ideology of the Middle Ages. The hypothesis is con.ftrmed by numerous examples from Western European, Byzantine, and Russian church architecture
Ethno-Confessional Markers of Russian Identity in the 17th–18th-Century Siberia
A comprehensive architectural, semiotic, and ethnographic analysis of 17th–18th-century Russian churches dedicated to the Mother of God and to the Holy Trinity in Siberia suggests that their architectural structure, specifically, their barrel roofing, became one of the ethno-confessional markers of Russian presence in the newly acquired territories, and a spiritual symbol of the Russian settlement in the region
Dendrochronological Methods in the Architectural and Ethnographic Study of Russian Towns in Siberia
This study focuses on the use dendrochronological methods in architectural and ethnographic surveys with special reference to early Russian towns in Siberia. The methods are used for the tentative dating of eight architectural constructions in the town of Tara. The standard dendrochronological technique includes the use of the calibrated tree-ring chronology relating to the study area, and the relative chronology modeled on the specific site. The…
Principles of the Information Modeling of Cultural Heritage Objects
The article describes the principles and prospects of using the BIM technology, which was for the first time used to reconstruct wooden Buddhist temples, assess the cultural information relating to them, and evaluate the impact of environment and exploitation. Preserving and restoring such temples is difficult because their construction includes wooden brackets—dougong. The BIM technique and our own method based on treatises about old Chinese arc…
Reconstruction of Wooden and Earthen Buildings in 17th to 18th-Century Russian Forts in Siberia
On the basis of the materials of the Sayansky Ostrog (fort), built in the Northern Sayan in 1718, we reconstruct the type of building that was common during the initial stage of the Russian colonization (1600s and 1700s). This is one of the few well preserved Russian forts. While its buildings, their function, and location are known from written sources and from the findings of a complete archaeological excavation, their construction has been hit…
Choice of Methodology for Recording Ethnographic Structures Using Information Technologies
The Topography of Ritual Buildings in Villages of the Tobolsk Governorate (Late 19th to Early 20th Century)
This is the first case study of important places ofpublic worship in three villages of the Tobolsk Governorate in the late 1800s and early 1900s, with reference to architectural planning, hagiography, and religious attitudes. The churches in Obdorskoye and Romanovskoye are located either on an elevated, unoccupied territory in a natural environment or in the center of residential quarters, according to the Russian architectural traditions. The ch…
The Consecration of Altars in 17th–21st Century Siberian Orthodox Churches
В статье анализируется исторический опыт актуализации символических аспектов посвящений престолов в сибирских православных церквях XVII-XXI вв. на примере престолов Софии Премудрости Слова Божия и святой великомученицы Варвары Илиопольской. Источниками послужили справочные книги епархий, изданные в начале XX в., сборники документов XVII в. и произведений древнерусской литературы, указатели церквей, а также база данных «Храмы России» (temples.ru).…
Proportional-Metrological System and Figurative-Symbolic Structure of Siberian Russian Orthodox Churches in the 19th–21st Centuries
In the article based on the Siberian materials of the 19th-21st centuries, a way to solve the problem of understanding the foundations and characteristic features of the Russian Orthodox architecture as a way of expression of religious ideas of an ethnos and society is proposed. The proportional-metrological system and the figurative-symbolic structure of the churches are considered as indicators of the essence of foundations of the cult Orthodox…
The Consecration of Altars in 17th–21st Century Siberian Orthodox Churches
This study explores the ways the symbolic aspects of the consecration of altars are manifested in 17th–21st century Siberian Orthodox churches. I focus on altars of Sophia the Wisdom of the Word of God, and the Holy Great Martyr Barbara of Heliopolis. Sources include diocese registers published in the early 1900s, 17th century documents, works of Old Russian literature, church indexes, and the “Temples of Russia” (temples.ru) database. On the bas…
Russian Orthodox Churches “Under the Bells”
В статье впервые выявляются духовные и религиозные основы построения русских православных церквей «иже под колоколы», специфика их семантики и роль в формировании картины мира. Характеризуются архитектурные особенности подколокольных храмов, относящихся к редкому типу церквей, которые известны в России с XIV в. и возводятся вплоть до настоящего времени. Рассматривается многоаспектная семантика церквей, сложившаяся под влиянием сочетания византийс…
Models of the World Vision
The article addresses the issues of formation of the holistic picture of world vision or any of its types by means of modeling reality by ethnographic science. Methodological techniques of content analysis in combination with case-study within the framework of the author’s program were used to analyze the 19th century document «Instructions to the Yakut bourgeois Yakov Sannikov» providing the guidelines for conducting research in the polar zone o…
Russian Orthodox Churches “Under the Bells
The religious foundations underlying the construction of Russian Orthodox churches “under the bells”, and the meaning and role of this notion, are analyzed with reference to the traditional worldview. Architectural features of such churches are described. They belong to a rare type, and have been constructed in Russia from the 14th century to the present time. Their multiple meanings, influenced by Byzantine and European traditions, related to th…
Light in the Church of the Image “Not-Made-by-Hands” of the Savior from Zashiversk
The article discusses specific features of natural lighting in Orthodox churches using the example of a federal monument, church of the Image “Not-Made-by-Hands” of the Savior from Zashiversk (1700), currently located in the Historical and Architectural Museum at the Institute of Archaeology and Ethnography of the SB RAS. The relevance of this work stems from the need to identify patterns in creative thinking of church builders which they employe…
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