О С Поршнева
Biographic Data
| ID | 4165709 |
|---|---|
| NAME | О С Поршнева |
| GIVEN NAMES | О С |
| FAMILY NAME | Поршнева |
| SIGNATURE | ПОРШНЕВА О С |
| AFFILIATIONS | Ural Federal University |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-3265-7010 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 11 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 1 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 11 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2014 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2025 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
Participation of the Ural Peasantry in Charitable Activities During the First World War (Based on the Materials of the Perm Province)
The article describes the role of the peasantry as an actor of Russian charity in the pre-revolutionary period of Russia’s participation in the First World War based on the materials of the Perm province. The marginality of this topic in historiography, considered fragmentally in works on the history of charity and the history of the rear, is substantiated. The authors show the widespread practice of rural societies donating money, bread and othe…
Institutional Formation and Development of SCO Activities
This article examines the institutional development and evolution of the Shanghai Cooperation Organization (SCO) from 2001 to the present day. The authors identify and characterize the stages and milestones of the organization’s development, while also examining the SCO’s regulatory framework and organizational structure. It is shown that the modern organizational structure of the SCO, formed through a process of long and contradictory evolution,…
Phenomenon of Church-Religious and Secular Charity in the Urals in 1914-1918
Within their article, the authors consider the influence of church-religious and secular charity in the ethno-confessional environment of the Urals under the ongoing conditions of the First World War. Through their research, they have shown that there was clear interaction between the government and society in this regard, and that cooperation by representatives of ethno-confessional groups of the Urals were instrumental in helping the front, the…
The Concept of a Just War in Russian Socio-Political Discourse (1914–1916)
The article analyzes the representations of the Russian socio-political discourse of 1914–1916, dedicated to the justification of the First World War as a just war on the part of Russia and its Allies. It considers the role of the factors that shaped the image of a just war in the minds of the European political and intellectual elite and the younger generation, as well as the emergence of the idea of “spirituality” of war as the basis for its le…
BRICS Countries in International Climate Policy
The article presents an analysis of the BRICS countries climate policies at the global and national levels. The authors consider the positions of these states within the framework of both international climate conferences (Conference of the Parties) held under the auspices of the UN since 1992, and the summits of BRICS member states in the years 2011-2020. The paper covers strategies and results of national climate policies implemented in these c…
The Cultural Heritage and the Memory of the Great War in Great Britain. Contemporary Anglo-Saxon Historiography
The First World War is called “Great” only among the British. This circumstance underlines its enduring importance for British spiritual, political and everyday culture. The conceptualization of historical events as an act of forming cultural memory, a form of presenting a significant past and its cultural heritage is considered in this article on the basis of the methodology of memory studies and heritage studies, its new direction — critical he…
The Politics of Russian Memory
This article examines how the historical memory of World War I emerged and developed in Russia, and also compares it to how Europeans have thought about the conflict. The author argues that the politics of memory differed during the Soviet and post-Soviet periods. In the wake of the 1917 Revolution, Bolshevik efforts to re-format the memory of the Great War were part of its attempt to create a new society and new man. At the same time, the regime…
The Past for the Future
Bolshevik Engineering of the “New Man” in the Early Soviet Period
The article examines theoretical preconditions, as well as the political and ideological priorities of Bolshevik efforts to engineer of the “New Man” in the early Soviet period. The author shows the Marxist origins of the Bolshevik project and their transformation in the works of V.I. Lenin and other leaders of the Communist Party and the Soviet state. It describes the principal mechanisms and tools used to design the New Man, as well as practice…
Political Processes and Figures of 1917s Viewed by British Military Attache Alfred Knox
The author offers an interpretation of Alfred Knox's memoirs "With the Russian Army. The Diary of a Military Attache. 1914-1917" in order to reconstruct the political processes of the 1917 Russian Revolution as they were viewed by a western witness. The article considers Knox's interpretation of the Russian Revolution's pre-conditions, evolution and the causes of Bolshevik's seizing power. The author analyzes the way Knox characterizes the events…
Image of the German enemy as perceived by Russian army soldiers during world war I
The article analyses the sociocultural context and factors of the initial shaping and further evolution of the image of a German as perceived by Russian army soldiers during World War I (1914 – February 1917). The article reveals the specific role and characteristics of the official propaganda used to create the image of the German enemy and its reflection within a soldier’s perception. The author examines verbal and nonverbal symbolic representa…
Image of the German enemy as perceived by Russian army soldiers during world war I
The article analyses the sociocultural context and factors of the initial shaping and further evolution of the image of a German as perceived by Russian army soldiers during World War I (1914 – February 1917). The article reveals the specific role and characteristics of the official propaganda used to create the image of the German enemy and its reflection within a soldier’s perception. The author examines verbal and nonverbal symbolic representa…
Political Processes and Figures of 1917s Viewed by British Military Attache Alfred Knox
The author offers an interpretation of Alfred Knox's memoirs "With the Russian Army. The Diary of a Military Attache. 1914-1917" in order to reconstruct the political processes of the 1917 Russian Revolution as they were viewed by a western witness. The article considers Knox's interpretation of the Russian Revolution's pre-conditions, evolution and the causes of Bolshevik's seizing power. The author analyzes the way Knox characterizes the events…
Bolshevik Engineering of the “New Man” in the Early Soviet Period
The article examines theoretical preconditions, as well as the political and ideological priorities of Bolshevik efforts to engineer of the “New Man” in the early Soviet period. The author shows the Marxist origins of the Bolshevik project and their transformation in the works of V.I. Lenin and other leaders of the Communist Party and the Soviet state. It describes the principal mechanisms and tools used to design the New Man, as well as practice…
The Past for the Future
BRICS Countries in International Climate Policy
The article presents an analysis of the BRICS countries climate policies at the global and national levels. The authors consider the positions of these states within the framework of both international climate conferences (Conference of the Parties) held under the auspices of the UN since 1992, and the summits of BRICS member states in the years 2011-2020. The paper covers strategies and results of national climate policies implemented in these c…
The Cultural Heritage and the Memory of the Great War in Great Britain. Contemporary Anglo-Saxon Historiography
The First World War is called “Great” only among the British. This circumstance underlines its enduring importance for British spiritual, political and everyday culture. The conceptualization of historical events as an act of forming cultural memory, a form of presenting a significant past and its cultural heritage is considered in this article on the basis of the methodology of memory studies and heritage studies, its new direction — critical he…
The Politics of Russian Memory
This article examines how the historical memory of World War I emerged and developed in Russia, and also compares it to how Europeans have thought about the conflict. The author argues that the politics of memory differed during the Soviet and post-Soviet periods. In the wake of the 1917 Revolution, Bolshevik efforts to re-format the memory of the Great War were part of its attempt to create a new society and new man. At the same time, the regime…
The Concept of a Just War in Russian Socio-Political Discourse (1914–1916)
The article analyzes the representations of the Russian socio-political discourse of 1914–1916, dedicated to the justification of the First World War as a just war on the part of Russia and its Allies. It considers the role of the factors that shaped the image of a just war in the minds of the European political and intellectual elite and the younger generation, as well as the emergence of the idea of “spirituality” of war as the basis for its le…
Institutional Formation and Development of SCO Activities
This article examines the institutional development and evolution of the Shanghai Cooperation Organization (SCO) from 2001 to the present day. The authors identify and characterize the stages and milestones of the organization’s development, while also examining the SCO’s regulatory framework and organizational structure. It is shown that the modern organizational structure of the SCO, formed through a process of long and contradictory evolution,…
Phenomenon of Church-Religious and Secular Charity in the Urals in 1914-1918
Within their article, the authors consider the influence of church-religious and secular charity in the ethno-confessional environment of the Urals under the ongoing conditions of the First World War. Through their research, they have shown that there was clear interaction between the government and society in this regard, and that cooperation by representatives of ethno-confessional groups of the Urals were instrumental in helping the front, the…
Participation of the Ural Peasantry in Charitable Activities During the First World War (Based on the Materials of the Perm Province)
The article describes the role of the peasantry as an actor of Russian charity in the pre-revolutionary period of Russia’s participation in the First World War based on the materials of the Perm province. The marginality of this topic in historiography, considered fragmentally in works on the history of charity and the history of the rear, is substantiated. The authors show the widespread practice of rural societies donating money, bread and othe…
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