Marianna Muravyeva
Biographic Data
| ID | 4101941 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Marianna Muravyeva |
| GIVEN NAMES | Marianna |
| FAMILY NAME | Muravyeva |
| SIGNATURE | MURAVYEVA M |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Helsinki |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-7880-0329 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 14 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 6 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 12 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 2 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2013 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2024 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
Conservative Jurisprudence and Russia’s Response to ECtHR Judgements on Cases of Domestic Violence
This article examines Russia’s record in complying with the European Convention of Human Rights, the decisions of the European Court of Human Rights (ECtHR) and the CoE’s policies in relation to the human rights of women – the protection of women from domestic violence in particular. It seeks to explain why Russia has systematically refused to introduce specialized legislation on protection from domestic violence. It argues that human rights of w…
Queering Family Violence: Introduction to Queer Family Violence Studies
Parricide and Violence Against Parents: A Cross-Cultural View Across Past and Present
Parricide and Violence Against Parents takes a historical and criminological approach to the research on parricide and violence against parents, placing the research in the context of social development from the 1500s to contemporary society, and giving a global overview and comparison. The book examines parricide and violence against parents as historically and culturally sensitive phenomena. It offers evidence on a seemingly rare subject from d…
Sex With Animals in Early Modern Russia: Legal Spaces of Negotiating the Boundaries of Humanity
Sex with animals constitutes a problematic field of study in the history of sexuality. Based on 101 cases of prosecution for engaging in sex with animals in early modern Russia, the article examines legal and cultural approaches to cross-species sexual relations that became visible in the course of prosecution for sex with animals. The analysis reveals that sex with animals was stigmatized as an impermissible sexual practice degrading for humanit…
Parricide and Violence Against Parents throughout History: Constructing Family and Authority?
"‘What Kind of Monster or Beast Are You?’. Parricide and Patricide in Roman Law and Society" considers the etymological and sociological perspective of parricide in addition to the development of legal attitudes towards the crime, from archaic Roman law onwards. Through the prism of jurisprudence, the author reveals the nature and dynamics of complex parenting networks and family structures of feeling, and the paradoxical link between the violati…
Conservative Jurisprudence and the Russian State
In the past five years, Russian legal initiatives have been widely labelled as conservative. While attacks on the rights of women and sexual minorities have prompted strong responses from activists
Emotional Environments and Legal Spaces in Early Modern Russia
This article follows the "return of emotions" within the scholarship on law and criminal justice, one of the most promising methodological and conceptual innovations to emerge during the last two decades. The article discusses the possibilities of applying an environmental approach to emotional management using trials of the abuse of parents from early modern Russia. Through a close analysis of trial narratives, I develop the notion of emotional …
Abduction of Women in Early Modern Russia: Modernizing the Empire
The abduction of women is closely connected with traditional or primitive societies. Anthropologists tie it with alternative marriage arrangements, characteristic of those systems where marriages are arranged by parents; historians tend to view the abduction of women as part of early history of developed nations, mostly the Middle Ages. In Russia, recent historiographical discussion of abductions always starts with descriptions of customary pract…
Gender and Crime in Russian History
An introduction is presented where in the editor discusses articles published in the issue on topics including history of crime and criminality in Russia, themes on gender and crime, and rise in female criminality
Honor Thy Father and Thy Mother: A History of Violence against Parents
Family Authority, Violence against Parents, and Parricide in Russia, 1600–1800
The abuse of parents is regarded to be an increasing problem in contemporary society. It is often seen as a new phenomenon marking the dysfunctional nature of the modern family. This article provides arguments to the contrary, focusing on the analysis of the abuse of parents and parricide in early modern Russia, where the concept of the patriarchal and traditional family served as a basis for the prosecution of any disrespect to parental authorit…
Gender in Late Medieval and Early Modern Europe
Introduction Why and How Gender Matters? Marianna Muravyeva and Raisa Maria Toivo Part 1: Historiography and the Politics of Gender 1. From Women's Oppression to Male Anxiety: The Concept of Patriarchy in the Historiography of Early Modern Europe Androniki Dialeti 2. The Metaphysics of Gender in Christine De Pizan's Thought Ilse Paakkinen 3. 'That Women Are But Men's Shadows': Examining Gender, Violence and Criminality in Early Modern Britain Ann…
Till Death Us Do Part’: Spousal homicide in early modern Russia
The history of domestic violence, let alone domestic homicide, in Russia has yet to be written. This article focuses on the legal attitudes to domestic and especially marital homicide in early modern Russia and explores types of and methods used in spousal killings. The research is based on court records in addition to laws, legal documents and other sources. Its preliminary conclusions include assumptions about scale of domestic violence, gender…
A king in his own household’: Domestic discipline and family violence in early modern Europe reconsidered
Wives, submit yourself unto your own husbands, as unto the Lord St. Paul [Eph. 5:22] He dwelleth wyth his wyfe according to knowledge, that taketh her as a necessary helper, and not as a bonde s
Conservative Jurisprudence and the Russian State
In the past five years, Russian legal initiatives have been widely labelled as conservative. While attacks on the rights of women and sexual minorities have prompted strong responses from activists
Till Death Us Do Part’: Spousal homicide in early modern Russia
The history of domestic violence, let alone domestic homicide, in Russia has yet to be written. This article focuses on the legal attitudes to domestic and especially marital homicide in early modern Russia and explores types of and methods used in spousal killings. The research is based on court records in addition to laws, legal documents and other sources. Its preliminary conclusions include assumptions about scale of domestic violence, gender…
Gender in Late Medieval and Early Modern Europe
Introduction Why and How Gender Matters? Marianna Muravyeva and Raisa Maria Toivo Part 1: Historiography and the Politics of Gender 1. From Women's Oppression to Male Anxiety: The Concept of Patriarchy in the Historiography of Early Modern Europe Androniki Dialeti 2. The Metaphysics of Gender in Christine De Pizan's Thought Ilse Paakkinen 3. 'That Women Are But Men's Shadows': Examining Gender, Violence and Criminality in Early Modern Britain Ann…
Till Death Us Do Part’: Spousal homicide in early modern Russia
The history of domestic violence, let alone domestic homicide, in Russia has yet to be written. This article focuses on the legal attitudes to domestic and especially marital homicide in early modern Russia and explores types of and methods used in spousal killings. The research is based on court records in addition to laws, legal documents and other sources. Its preliminary conclusions include assumptions about scale of domestic violence, gender…
A king in his own household’: Domestic discipline and family violence in early modern Europe reconsidered
Wives, submit yourself unto your own husbands, as unto the Lord St. Paul [Eph. 5:22] He dwelleth wyth his wyfe according to knowledge, that taketh her as a necessary helper, and not as a bonde s
Abduction of Women in Early Modern Russia: Modernizing the Empire
The abduction of women is closely connected with traditional or primitive societies. Anthropologists tie it with alternative marriage arrangements, characteristic of those systems where marriages are arranged by parents; historians tend to view the abduction of women as part of early history of developed nations, mostly the Middle Ages. In Russia, recent historiographical discussion of abductions always starts with descriptions of customary pract…
Gender and Crime in Russian History
An introduction is presented where in the editor discusses articles published in the issue on topics including history of crime and criminality in Russia, themes on gender and crime, and rise in female criminality
Honor Thy Father and Thy Mother: A History of Violence against Parents
Family Authority, Violence against Parents, and Parricide in Russia, 1600–1800
The abuse of parents is regarded to be an increasing problem in contemporary society. It is often seen as a new phenomenon marking the dysfunctional nature of the modern family. This article provides arguments to the contrary, focusing on the analysis of the abuse of parents and parricide in early modern Russia, where the concept of the patriarchal and traditional family served as a basis for the prosecution of any disrespect to parental authorit…
Conservative Jurisprudence and the Russian State
In the past five years, Russian legal initiatives have been widely labelled as conservative. While attacks on the rights of women and sexual minorities have prompted strong responses from activists
Emotional Environments and Legal Spaces in Early Modern Russia
This article follows the "return of emotions" within the scholarship on law and criminal justice, one of the most promising methodological and conceptual innovations to emerge during the last two decades. The article discusses the possibilities of applying an environmental approach to emotional management using trials of the abuse of parents from early modern Russia. Through a close analysis of trial narratives, I develop the notion of emotional …
Parricide and Violence Against Parents throughout History: Constructing Family and Authority?
"‘What Kind of Monster or Beast Are You?’. Parricide and Patricide in Roman Law and Society" considers the etymological and sociological perspective of parricide in addition to the development of legal attitudes towards the crime, from archaic Roman law onwards. Through the prism of jurisprudence, the author reveals the nature and dynamics of complex parenting networks and family structures of feeling, and the paradoxical link between the violati…
Parricide and Violence Against Parents: A Cross-Cultural View Across Past and Present
Parricide and Violence Against Parents takes a historical and criminological approach to the research on parricide and violence against parents, placing the research in the context of social development from the 1500s to contemporary society, and giving a global overview and comparison. The book examines parricide and violence against parents as historically and culturally sensitive phenomena. It offers evidence on a seemingly rare subject from d…
Sex With Animals in Early Modern Russia: Legal Spaces of Negotiating the Boundaries of Humanity
Sex with animals constitutes a problematic field of study in the history of sexuality. Based on 101 cases of prosecution for engaging in sex with animals in early modern Russia, the article examines legal and cultural approaches to cross-species sexual relations that became visible in the course of prosecution for sex with animals. The analysis reveals that sex with animals was stigmatized as an impermissible sexual practice degrading for humanit…
Conservative Jurisprudence and Russia’s Response to ECtHR Judgements on Cases of Domestic Violence
This article examines Russia’s record in complying with the European Convention of Human Rights, the decisions of the European Court of Human Rights (ECtHR) and the CoE’s policies in relation to the human rights of women – the protection of women from domestic violence in particular. It seeks to explain why Russia has systematically refused to introduce specialized legislation on protection from domestic violence. It argues that human rights of w…
Queering Family Violence: Introduction to Queer Family Violence Studies
Sociology (11 works) · Political science (9 works) · Criminology (8 works) · Psychology (8 works) · Domestic violence (6 works) · History (6 works) · Law (6 works) · Poison control (6 works) · Medicine (5 works) · Gender Studies (4 works)