Independent Researcher
Dados Biográficos
| ID | 4160801 |
|---|---|
| NOME | Independent Researcher |
| PRENOMES | Independent |
| SOBRENOME | Researcher |
| ASSINATURA | RESEARCHER I |
| AFILIAÇÕES | Independent University of Moscow |
| VERIFICADO | Não |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 184 |
| TOTAL DE CITAÇÕES | 6 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 184 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMEIRO ANO DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2013 |
| ANO MAIS RECENTE DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2026 |
| ÍNDICE H | 1 |
The Hut on Chicken Legs
The hut on chicken legs belongs to the images of the Russian folktale which are best known and attract greatest attention, both among the scholars and the readers. However, this image still lacks an exhaustive conception that could help us to understand what its original significance was and in what way the latter was reflected in its distinctive qualities. The present study made it possible to deepen and clarify V.Ya. Propp’s idea according to w…
Theravāda in Russia as Viewed by the Monks of Russian Buddhist Communities
The article represents two interviews recorded in March 2025 with bhikkhu Topper Paññāvudho thera, a representative of the Theravada community in St. Petersburg, and bhikkhu Buddhañāno thera, a representative of Theravada community in Moscow and the Moscow region. Bhikkhu Topper Paññāvudho thera is the oldest Buddhist monk of the Theravada tradition of Russian origin, permanently residing in Russia, the head of the Buddhist community in St. Peter…
Cognitive Mechanisms of Dysfunctional Decision Making in Mental Disorders
This review systematizes the findings of contemporary research on decision-making in various forms of psychopathology. The analysis is based on a three-stage model of decision-making, which includes options generation, selecting the most advantageous option, and implementing the chosen decision. Functional impairment in patients' important life domains is considered from the perspective of dysregulation in the cognitive mechanisms of everyday dec…
James Fenimore Cooper’s Novels as a Regional Text
The better part of James Fenimore Cooper’s novels where the author pictures different episodes of Otsego county’s (NY) life in the days of “frontier” can be estimated as a kind of “topological supertext”. He evokes images of American province at its birth with all its basic characteristics. Literary descriptions thus produce knowledge of a real object. He strives to define certain constants: geography, landscapes, human behavior, that can be inte…
A Small Town Becoming Front-Page News (“John Henry Days” by Colson Whitehead)
In “John Henry Days” (2001), the well-known African American writer C. Whitehead addresses the phenomenon of a provincial town that, in an attempt to survive, uses the local legend of 19th century African American laborer John Henry who took part in building the Big Bend Tunnel during the construction of the Chesapeake – Ohio railroad, defeated the steam drill in a contest (a human vs non-human vs Nature) and died immediately after. To commemorat…
Romanian Voters in Transylvania and Hungary. The 1881-1884 Electoral Survey by the Romanian National Party
The study analyses the electoral statistics compiled by the Romanian National Party between 1881 and 1884, with the aim to identify how the internal organization of the party functioned, the details of its relationship with local leaders and voters, and to understand why, despite the existence of a Romanian electoral majority in several dozen electoral districts, the results in parliamentary elections were always below expectations. The conclusio…
People and Periodicals of the New York Polish Community 1886–1900
The article is devoted to the description and analysis of the development dynamics of the Polish press in New York published in 1886–1900. It includes periodicals of various ideological profiles: general information, socialist, political, religious, satirical and humorous. Particular attention was paid to the journalistic milieu of the Polish community in New York, showing its ideological differences and conflicts arising from them. This group in…
On soul
The article is devoted to the consideration of the so-called Platonism of multiplicity in connection with the tendency in philosophy of recent decades to revaluate “non-modern” modes of existence, thinking and knowledge. The most important aspect of this revaluation is the rejection of Cartesian dualism (as a philosophical “symbol” of the modern era) in favor of anti-substantialist thought based on the conceptualization of the multiplicity of rel…
Qurta Rock Art
Открытие в начале 2000-х гг. наскальных изображений животных вблизи д. Кюрта в долине Нила (Верхний Египет) остается пока мало обсуждаемым. В данной статье рассматриваются многочисленные черты стилистического сходства между этими изображениями и европейскими петроглифами эпохи плейстоцена. Данные аналогии позволяют датировать наскальные рисунки в Кюрте приблизительно концом последнего ледникового максимума (между концом граветто-солютрейского и н…
Experience of Mapping the Territories of Ethnographic Groups of the Chuvash People of the Chuvash Republic Based on Materials from the First Third of the 20th Century
The article attempts to visualize the territories of Chuvash ethnographic groups in the form of schematic maps based on the data of researchers from the beginning of the 20th century and 1920s. Materials on clothing, language, and songs melodics from the works of N. I. Ashmarin, G. I. Komissarov, T. M. Matveev, N. I. Hagen-Thorn, and S. M. Maksimov are used. A map of the ethnographic groups of the Chuvash in 1913 (by N. V. Nikolsky, E. A. Kuzmin,…
Buddhism in the Spiritual Culture of Tuva
The article presents a brief analysis of the influence of Buddhism on the spiritual culture of people in historical retrospect, highlighting the importance of Buddhist culture for the development of enlightenment and education, and provides a concise overview of scientific research on Buddhism in the Republic of Tuva. Buddhism in Tuva has been studied by historians, philologists, cultural experts, religious scholars and sociologists. The process …
Aspects of non-formal organization of intra-ethnic cohabitation in Greece (with a short comparison with Romania and Turkey). The Evrites’ associations
Usually, the concept of “cohabitation” involves the existence of some groups with a significant and enough big difference between them so as tensions might appear at any time. The inter-ethnic cohabitation is one of the most familiar instances of living together phenomenon. But the concept can be used intra-ethnically too. In Greece, this latter meaning of cohabitation can be surprised also in the co-existence of innumerable cultural associations…
The Cultural Layer of the City of Kirensk
The city of Kirensk has been studied by archaeological methods for over a century; its research was initiated by the commission of the Eastern Siberian Branch of the Russian Geographical Society. During that time, a number of Neolithic and Bronze Age sites, and a burial ground were discovered within the city. The project of a gas distribution pipeline covering the entire city necessitated a virtually complete archaeological survey. Cultural layer…
Potential of Micro-Computed Tomography in Analyzing Insert Fixation in Composite Tools
This study presents the results of using micro-computed tomography (micro-CT) for non-destructive analysis of the internal structure of composite slotted tools. The research focused on technological features of the assembly and fixation of microblade inserts, distribution of adhesive material, the depth of insertion, and the orientation of individual elements. Four experimental samples were made of antler and bone; microblade inserts were fi xed …
Specifi c Features of the Pottery Complex from the Kalinovka II Settlement (Eastern Kulunda)
This study follows up a series of publications on the comprehensive research of the pottery collection from the settlement of Kalinovka II (Eastern Kulunda) – one of the most thoroughly studied sites of the Advanced—Late Bronze Age in the forest-steppe Altai. The article presents the analysis of small but culturally diverse pottery assemblage of the Late Bronze Age and transitional period from the Bronze Age to Early Iron Age. Several groups of v…
Krasnobrodsky-1 – New Stone Age Site in the Kemerovo Region
We present the data on Krasnobrodsky-1, a new archaeological heritage site from established in the course of archaeological survey in the summer of 2025 in the northern part of the Prokopyevsk municipal district of the Kemerovo region presumably dating to the Late Stone Age. The site is located far from other Late Paleolithic settlement sites in the Tom River basin. The site did not show any geomorphological features, and the terrain did not seem…
Problem of Identifying the Sites of the Irmen Culture in the Northern Salair Region
The unique capacity of the Northern Salair region in terms of natural resources is manifested in ore deposits, forest hunting grounds, and forest-steppe spaces favorable for cattle breeding. During the Late Bronze Age, tribes of the Irmen culture lived in that region with the Berd and Inya river basins as their main habitation areas. Most of the sites were identified in accordance with the available search criteria. However, spatial location of f…
George Cœdès à Batavia (1928)
In April 1928, George Cœdès attended the 150th anniversary of the Royal Society of Arts and Sciences of Batavia (today Jakarta) as Secretary-General of the Royal Institute of Bangkok and President of the Siam Society. Honored for his work on Śrīvijaya, he toured key Javanese sites, including Borobudur and Prambanan, and observed advanced restoration methods such as anastylosis. These experiences deeply influenced his subsequent work and responsab…
Aspects of Greek-Romanian Relations in the Troubled Years 1933–1948
This study explores the evolution of Greek-Romanian diplomatic relations from 1933 to 1948, a period marked by regional instability, shifting alliances, and minority issues. Despite early cooperation through inter-Balkan initiatives and economic agreements, tensions arose over the Aromanian (Vlach) minority in Greece. The authoritarian regimes of Metaxas in Greece and Carol II in Romania deepened political and ethnic divisions. During WWII, Roman…
Some demographic and social aspects regarding the village of Liliești, Prahova County 1921–1950
This paper explores the development of the Liliești and Țintea communities through a dual lens of demographic analysis and the role of local elites, combining insights from the civil status registers of the St. Nicolas–Liliești Church archive (1921–1950) and the socio-cultural influence of key community figures. By examining trends in birth rates, mortality, healthcare access, and socio-economic factors, the research sheds light on the evolving h…
Representing the Experience of Women with Disabilities in Kyrgyzstan through Folk Applied Arts
Comprehension of Digital and Printed Texts
This article describes the results of a study aimed at revealing a potential correlation between the level of understanding of a text and the format of its presentation (printed or digital). Namely, we expected a lower level of comprehension for digitally presented text compared to its hard copy printed analogue due to the higher cognitive ‘cost’ of reading in digital environment. We also expected that the use of extra materials (EM) providing ad…
“Money versus goods” in the conditions of limited and unlimited choice
This work is dedicated to the subjective value of money as a factor in the buyer's freedom to choose from a range of available products and services. It is suggested that the value of money goes beyond the product that could potentially been purchased with that money, it has an "added value" – the value of the freedom to choose between many products. This research is based on a previous study conducted in collaboration with V.A. Petrovsky, where …
Moral Disengagement in Counseling Psychologists in Situations of Professional Interaction with Clients
The focus of this research is moral disengagement as an internal mechanism of unethical behavior. In this work, it was studied in the context of the psychological counseling of Russian psychologists, in particular, in situations of professional interaction that can bring a potential threat to professional and personal identity. Moral disengagement serves to protect one’s self-concept and cope with unpleasant emotions. The study sample consisted o…
Eye Movement Correlates of Working Memory Capacity
In reading, eye movements are typically influenced by both higher-level and lower-level cognitive processes that are affected by individual differences such as working memory capacity. However, the extent to which working memory impacts reading under increasing task demands remains uncertain. Therefore, this study aimed to explore the influence of working memory capacity, assessed via the n-back task, on peak saccade velocity during reading when …
How Jews Learned Kabardian in One Night
Как евреи за одну ночь выучили кабардинский»: языковые стратегии горских евреев в годы Холокоста на Северо-Западном Кавказе
Man’s slate polished knives in the Old Bering Sea culture and their manufacturing technology (based on the materials of the Ekven burial ground and ethnographic data)
Ethnoarchaeological research, which gained great popularity in the second half of the 20th century, has become a new full-fledged source for a variety of socio-economic reconstructions in archaeology, including when characterizing the features of industrial complexes. Developments that combine experimental traceological analysis of tools and ethnographic data play an important role in modeling ancient technologies, especially when ethnographic ar…
Trial in the case of the Poisoning of Ögedei Khan in the Context of Contradictions between Different Groups of Sources
Research objectives: The article provides an analysis of conflicting reports in the sources on the trial for the poisoning of Khan Ögedei, who died at the end of 1241. Research materials: Although the sources of the imperial circle (Juvaini, Rashid al-Din) describe in detail the trials of individual representatives of the nobility after the son of Ögedei, Guyuk, came to power in 1246, they do not report anything about the trial regarding the viol…
Jurisdiction, Privacy, and Ownership
This article explores the dynamics and challenges of undertaking human identifications in states experiencing armed conflict or emerging therefrom. It emphasises the integral role of the State in human identifications and the need for the legal acts of the State in identifying an individual and confirming their death to be integrated into any humanitarian response to repatriating the dead. Conflict-related mass fatalities occur in uncontrolled ci…
The two new scientific works on sociology
Nikolai Ivanovich Kareev (1850–1931) — prominent sociologist and historian, one of the originators of Russian sociology, represents its psychological field. The major problematic domains of the research are the method of social cognition; collective psychology as the basis of the society; the historical process. Kareev’s review is dedicated to the work of Pitirim Aleksandrovich Sorokin “The system of sociology”. It was written in the autumn of 19…
The amazing, but far from new world of political correctness
The article discusses the book “Divnyi, Novyi Mir Politkorrektnosti” (2012) by Leonid Ionin. The definition of political correctness (PC) as an ideology and the theoretical justification given by the author are analyzed. The mechanism of PC on the example of Jirondin clubs and their role in the French revolution are described. Recent examples and criticism of PC in theUSAare described. The new understanding of the phenomenon of PC in the context …
The appropriateness and content of the study of job satisfaction
Job satisfaction surveys have a history of approaching the age-old. A huge amount of research, reflected in numerous publications. Summarizing the results, the author postulates the thesis about the limitations of this subject in sociology
Tatyana Ivanovna Zaslavskaya (1927–2013)
The common and the unique in the fate of the cohort born in the 1940 's in the USSR and other “worlds” of the Earth
The article describes the most general tendencies of socialization and development of the war-time generation appeared during and soon after the Second World War. The Author demonstrates how many similarities the representatives of this generation had despite living in different countries under different political regimes, including aspirations, life motivation and historical experience
Civil journalism as a social action
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Tatyana Ivanovna Zaslavskaya (1927–2013)
MEMORIAM ТАТЬЯНА ИВАНОВНА ЗАСЛАВСКАЯ (
The man who made things happen. On the 85th anniversary of Boris Maksimovich Firsov
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Commentary on some data of Levada Center surveys
Комментарий к некоторым данным опросов Левада-Центра
G.V. Osipov
Г.В. Осипов: «Решать проблемы сейчас можно только на основе социальной науки» / Интервью подготовил Б.З. Докторов
The two new scientific works on sociology
Nikolai Ivanovich Kareev (1850–1931) — prominent sociologist and historian, one of the originators of Russian sociology, represents its psychological field. The major problematic domains of the research are the method of social cognition; collective psychology as the basis of the society; the historical process. Kareev’s review is dedicated to the work of Pitirim Aleksandrovich Sorokin “The system of sociology”. It was written in the autumn of 19…
Franz Sheregi. The Person from Another Value World
«Франц Шереги. человек из другого ценностного пространства...»
Isaf'S Afghan Truck Drivers
A yearlong U.S. Army field study in Afghanistan examined the demographics and threat perceptions of one of the most-at-risk populations, that of Afghan truck drivers working for NATO’s International Security Assistance Force Afghanistan (ISAF). The study collected data from 766 Afghan truck drivers at the U.S.-operated Kandahar Airfield in ISAF’s Regional Command South. The findings show a wide diversity in age of the Afghan drivers as well as in…
V. A. Yadov
В.А. Ядов: «Я бы сказал, что прожил удивительно счастливую жизнь»
Marine and Islands Management Organization in the 15th and 19th Centuries East Asia Revisited
Towards the etymology of the opening words kingera, tiliram, kirgiz-tatarin, etc. in active children’s games of the “red rover” type
Igor Travin
Он пришел в социологию совершенно сознательно (17 апреля 1936 – 25 апреля 2016)
Cinematic Sense of Place as a Window to Politics of Dominant Ideology, materialism and Morality in Tamil Cinema
Jurisdiction, Privacy, and Ownership
This article explores the dynamics and challenges of undertaking human identifications in states experiencing armed conflict or emerging therefrom. It emphasises the integral role of the State in human identifications and the need for the legal acts of the State in identifying an individual and confirming their death to be integrated into any humanitarian response to repatriating the dead. Conflict-related mass fatalities occur in uncontrolled ci…
Z.I. Faynburg
The life and work of one of the creators of Soviet sociology, Professor Zakhar I. Faynburg, is remembered by his son — Grigory Z. Faynburg, as well as his colleagues and friends Yuri R. Vishnevsky and Garold E. Zborovsky. Interviews with them was conducted by Boris Z. Doktorov
Orthographic Transcription of Sanskrit Names and Terms in Ukrainian
About the Community and Ritual Activity of Women in the Medieval Daoism (on the Example of Texts of the Stans of the School of Quanzhen Installed in Beijing)
The State Policy of Identity in Uzbekistan during the Late Soviet Period and the Age of Independence
Pets of Indigenous Groups of Amazonia and Orinocia
“When I Was a Little Pike”
The Muslim Landscape of the Urban District of Tyumen
The studies of Muslim landscape in Russia demonstrate a severe deficiency in works dedicated to the analysis of how the Muslims are included into religious practices. This issue is especially relevant for regions where Islam is a minority religion. This article introduces the results of an empirical study of socio-demographic composition and dynamics of the number of participants of Friday and feast collective prayers in the Urban District of Tyu…
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