Dinara Dubrovskaya
Biographic Data
| ID | 4143452 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Dinara Dubrovskaya |
| GIVEN NAMES | Dinara |
| FAMILY NAME | Dubrovskaya |
| SIGNATURE | DUBROVSKAYA D |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 8 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 0 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 8 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2019 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2021 |
| H-INDEX | 0 |
Luoyang Column, the Second Epigraphic Monuments of the ‘Luminous Religion’ (jingjiao), and the Chinese ‘Nestorian’ Canon
The article examines the comparative evidence of two epigraphic monuments of the Eastern Christianity in China – the famous Nestorian Monument from Xian (Xian-fu) and the recently discovered octagonal ‘Luoyang Column’, containing doctrinal and liturgical texts translated by Syrian and Sogdian representatives of the Church of the East in Tang China, inertially called ‘Nestorian’ (known in the Middle Kingdom as Daqin Jinjiao, ‘Luminous religion fro…
Glamdring
Five years have passed since Mikhail Gorelik, well-known expert on the material culture of the East, artist, archaeologist, one of the fathers of the Russian reconstruction movement, Orientalist, colleague, and friend, passed away. In the currently much demanded genre of oral history, OC publishes recollections of Mikhail Viktorovich — Misha — Gorelik, with whom the editorial staff were friends for many years
Vassily Vereshshagin and Eastern Wars
The review of 2018 Vassily Vereshchagin's monographic exhibition at the State Tretyakov Gallery on Krymsky Val focuses on several important topics of the Oriental Studies: The artist, most often associated with a mountain of skulls in his painting “Apotheosis of War”, is shown as a systemic orientalist with a special method— impartial, stringer-like and seemingly detached. Using the example of his “They Triumph” painting, the author examines her …
Patriarch Nestorius and “Luminous Religion” Jingjiao
The article examines theological foundations of the preaching of the followers of the Patriarch of Constantinople Nestorius, who was the first to bring the information about Christianity to China during the Tang era. The author shows that despite the schism that led to the departure of some Christians from Byzantium and caused the emergence of the Assyrian Church and the Church of the East, the “Nestorians” who reached the Tang capital Chang'an (…
“I Want Our Institute to Be a Generator of Ideas for the East”
The present “Eastern Tea Party” of the Oriental Courier Staff, this time organized with the help of Zoom, targeted the recently elected Director of the Institute of Oriental Studies of the Russian Academy of Sciences — Alikber K. Alikberov and was held by our correspondent Marina Starodubtseva and Editor-in-chief Dinara Dubrovskaya. In a difficult 2020, Alikber Alikberov presented his doctoral dissertation, won the election of the Director of the…
Speaking with Birds in Chinese. Franciscan Thought on the Middle Kingdom Proselytization
The difficult task of preaching Christianity in China was undertaken by several Catholic missionary orders, the first of which was the order of the Franciscans. The article examines philosophical and theoretical foundations of Franciscan “inculturation”, which served as the basis of their missionary practice, arising from the ideas and activities of the founder of the order – Francis of Assisi, in particular from his belief in the need to declare…
Matteo Ricci’s Dell’Amicizia as Medium for Successful Christian Proselytization in Ming China
Dell’ Amicizia was not simply the first piece ever written by a European in Chinese, but a prized item in a number of prominent Chinese encyclopedias and literary collections. The article looks at the origins of this essay, the circumstances in which it was written, the structure of the treatise, and the extent of its spread. Based on the most popular maxims of European philosophical thought, from classical antiquity to a collection of Latin apho…
Orientalism and Occidentalism
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Orientalism and Occidentalism
Glamdring
Five years have passed since Mikhail Gorelik, well-known expert on the material culture of the East, artist, archaeologist, one of the fathers of the Russian reconstruction movement, Orientalist, colleague, and friend, passed away. In the currently much demanded genre of oral history, OC publishes recollections of Mikhail Viktorovich — Misha — Gorelik, with whom the editorial staff were friends for many years
Vassily Vereshshagin and Eastern Wars
The review of 2018 Vassily Vereshchagin's monographic exhibition at the State Tretyakov Gallery on Krymsky Val focuses on several important topics of the Oriental Studies: The artist, most often associated with a mountain of skulls in his painting “Apotheosis of War”, is shown as a systemic orientalist with a special method— impartial, stringer-like and seemingly detached. Using the example of his “They Triumph” painting, the author examines her …
Patriarch Nestorius and “Luminous Religion” Jingjiao
The article examines theological foundations of the preaching of the followers of the Patriarch of Constantinople Nestorius, who was the first to bring the information about Christianity to China during the Tang era. The author shows that despite the schism that led to the departure of some Christians from Byzantium and caused the emergence of the Assyrian Church and the Church of the East, the “Nestorians” who reached the Tang capital Chang'an (…
“I Want Our Institute to Be a Generator of Ideas for the East”
The present “Eastern Tea Party” of the Oriental Courier Staff, this time organized with the help of Zoom, targeted the recently elected Director of the Institute of Oriental Studies of the Russian Academy of Sciences — Alikber K. Alikberov and was held by our correspondent Marina Starodubtseva and Editor-in-chief Dinara Dubrovskaya. In a difficult 2020, Alikber Alikberov presented his doctoral dissertation, won the election of the Director of the…
Speaking with Birds in Chinese. Franciscan Thought on the Middle Kingdom Proselytization
The difficult task of preaching Christianity in China was undertaken by several Catholic missionary orders, the first of which was the order of the Franciscans. The article examines philosophical and theoretical foundations of Franciscan “inculturation”, which served as the basis of their missionary practice, arising from the ideas and activities of the founder of the order – Francis of Assisi, in particular from his belief in the need to declare…
Matteo Ricci’s Dell’Amicizia as Medium for Successful Christian Proselytization in Ming China
Dell’ Amicizia was not simply the first piece ever written by a European in Chinese, but a prized item in a number of prominent Chinese encyclopedias and literary collections. The article looks at the origins of this essay, the circumstances in which it was written, the structure of the treatise, and the extent of its spread. Based on the most popular maxims of European philosophical thought, from classical antiquity to a collection of Latin apho…
Luoyang Column, the Second Epigraphic Monuments of the ‘Luminous Religion’ (jingjiao), and the Chinese ‘Nestorian’ Canon
The article examines the comparative evidence of two epigraphic monuments of the Eastern Christianity in China – the famous Nestorian Monument from Xian (Xian-fu) and the recently discovered octagonal ‘Luoyang Column’, containing doctrinal and liturgical texts translated by Syrian and Sogdian representatives of the Church of the East in Tang China, inertially called ‘Nestorian’ (known in the Middle Kingdom as Daqin Jinjiao, ‘Luminous religion fro…
Art (5 works) · History (5 works) · Eurasian Exchange Networks (4 works) · Philosophy (4 works) · Political science (4 works) · Ancient history (3 works) · Byzantine Studies and History (3 works) · China (3 works) · Chinese history and philosophy (3 works) · Classics (3 works)