Tatiana Riabova
Biographic Data
| ID | 4191697 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Tatiana Riabova |
| GIVEN NAMES | Tatiana |
| FAMILY NAME | Riabova |
| SIGNATURE | RIABOVA T |
| AFFILIATIONS | Herzen University |
| ORCID | 0000-0001-5270-7911 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 14 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 36 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 14 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2014 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
Homo Americanus vs Homo Soveticus: Contemporary Russians’ and Americans’ Social Views on the Cold War Ideological Clichés
Introduction. For the first time, the article examines the contemporary Russians’ and Americans’ social views on how the Soviet and US Cold War mass culture represented “us” and “them”. Materials and methods. The article is based on an analysis of data from an in-depth interview conducted in the USA and Russia (n = 27, autumn 2023 – spring 2024). To verify the results obtained, projective techniques were employed. Results. The interviewees from b…
Baba with a jackhammer: Women’s labor in the USSR in the discourse of American anti-communism during the Cold War
“May There Always Be Sunshine!”: A Symbol of Childhood in Soviet and American Cold War Songs
Introduction. The article is the first to study the use of the symbol of childhood by the USSR and the USA songs for the representation of Cold War issues. Methods and materials. Based on the methodology of constructivism, the author analyzes the reasons for the politicization of the image of childhood and the role of popular music as an instrument of symbolic politics. Qualitative content analysis is used to examine more than 400 songs of the US…
The "Soviet Motherland" as the Cold War concept. The mother symbol of the country in the Soviet popular songs
СОВЕТСКАЯ РОДИНА» КАК КОНЦЕПТ ХОЛОДНОЙ ВОЙНЫ. МАТЕРИНСКИЙ СИМВОЛ СТРАНЫ В МАССОВОЙ ПЕСНЕ Олег Вячеславович Рябов
Gender, age, power (On the issue of social stereotyping in contemporary politics)
ПОЛ, ВОЗРАСТ, ВЛАСТЬ (К вопросу о
Stereotyping as a Weapon of Cold War Propaganda: Military Masculinity in Soviet Songs
Objective. The article examines how the Cold War propaganda employed the male stereotype in the representations of the Soviet and U.S. militaries. Background. The relevance is determined by necessity to study the methods and resources, which are used in creating the image of the enemy. For the first time the Soviet songs have been analyzed as a weapon of the Cold War propaganda. Study design. The research hypothesis was that the Soviet songs abou…
“Cuba is my love”: The symbolism of male and female in the Soviet representations of the Island of Freedom
1960- . ( , )
Save the Children: The Symbol of Childhood and (De)Legitimation of Power in Russian Protests, 2017–21
Region: Regional Studies of Russia, Eastern Europe, and Central Asia - Volume 11, Number 2, July 2022
The “Cold warriors” in the eyes of contemporary Russians’: Today’s reception of Cold War cinematic images of U. S. militaries’ masculinity
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The “Rape of Europe: 2016 New Year's Eve sexual assaults in Cologne in hegemonic discourse of Russian media
The article deals with the Russian media coverage of sexual assaults against women during the 2016 New Year's Eve celebrations in Cologne. The authors examine it in the frame of discourse of “Gayropa” that represents the EU via changes in gender order of the West European societies. The pro-Kremlin media coverage of the “Rape of Europe” contributes to positioning Russia in the world, maintaining power legitimacy in the country, and supporting gen…
“The white sun of Palmira”: The cold war cinematic masculinities in contemporary symbolic politics
(1970)
Family and religious values as a “soft power” resource: Discussions in contemporary Russian and Western mass media
СЕМЕЙНЫЕ И РЕЛИГИОЗНЫЕ ЦЕННОСТИ
The “Motherland” in symbolic politics of the contemporary Russia (Results of interviews)
Т. Б. Рябова, У
The Remasculinization of Russia: Gender, Nationalism, and the Legitimation of Power Under Vladimir Putin
One factor contributing to the Putin regime's popularity is its remasculinization of Russia by creating attractive images of national masculinity and attributing masculine characteristics to the country, while the opposition seeks to counteract this activity
The Remasculinization of Russia: Gender, Nationalism, and the Legitimation of Power Under Vladimir Putin
One factor contributing to the Putin regime's popularity is its remasculinization of Russia by creating attractive images of national masculinity and attributing masculine characteristics to the country, while the opposition seeks to counteract this activity
The “Rape of Europe: 2016 New Year's Eve sexual assaults in Cologne in hegemonic discourse of Russian media
The article deals with the Russian media coverage of sexual assaults against women during the 2016 New Year's Eve celebrations in Cologne. The authors examine it in the frame of discourse of “Gayropa” that represents the EU via changes in gender order of the West European societies. The pro-Kremlin media coverage of the “Rape of Europe” contributes to positioning Russia in the world, maintaining power legitimacy in the country, and supporting gen…
The Remasculinization of Russia: Gender, Nationalism, and the Legitimation of Power Under Vladimir Putin
One factor contributing to the Putin regime's popularity is its remasculinization of Russia by creating attractive images of national masculinity and attributing masculine characteristics to the country, while the opposition seeks to counteract this activity
The “Motherland” in symbolic politics of the contemporary Russia (Results of interviews)
Т. Б. Рябова, У
Family and religious values as a “soft power” resource: Discussions in contemporary Russian and Western mass media
СЕМЕЙНЫЕ И РЕЛИГИОЗНЫЕ ЦЕННОСТИ
“The white sun of Palmira”: The cold war cinematic masculinities in contemporary symbolic politics
(1970)
The “Cold warriors” in the eyes of contemporary Russians’: Today’s reception of Cold War cinematic images of U. S. militaries’ masculinity
c , . , - , - 2018 ., , . C , - ( "", 713- , .). , , . , 1) ; 2) ; 3)
The “Rape of Europe: 2016 New Year's Eve sexual assaults in Cologne in hegemonic discourse of Russian media
The article deals with the Russian media coverage of sexual assaults against women during the 2016 New Year's Eve celebrations in Cologne. The authors examine it in the frame of discourse of “Gayropa” that represents the EU via changes in gender order of the West European societies. The pro-Kremlin media coverage of the “Rape of Europe” contributes to positioning Russia in the world, maintaining power legitimacy in the country, and supporting gen…
Stereotyping as a Weapon of Cold War Propaganda: Military Masculinity in Soviet Songs
Objective. The article examines how the Cold War propaganda employed the male stereotype in the representations of the Soviet and U.S. militaries. Background. The relevance is determined by necessity to study the methods and resources, which are used in creating the image of the enemy. For the first time the Soviet songs have been analyzed as a weapon of the Cold War propaganda. Study design. The research hypothesis was that the Soviet songs abou…
“Cuba is my love”: The symbolism of male and female in the Soviet representations of the Island of Freedom
1960- . ( , )
Save the Children: The Symbol of Childhood and (De)Legitimation of Power in Russian Protests, 2017–21
Region: Regional Studies of Russia, Eastern Europe, and Central Asia - Volume 11, Number 2, July 2022
Gender, age, power (On the issue of social stereotyping in contemporary politics)
ПОЛ, ВОЗРАСТ, ВЛАСТЬ (К вопросу о
“May There Always Be Sunshine!”: A Symbol of Childhood in Soviet and American Cold War Songs
Introduction. The article is the first to study the use of the symbol of childhood by the USSR and the USA songs for the representation of Cold War issues. Methods and materials. Based on the methodology of constructivism, the author analyzes the reasons for the politicization of the image of childhood and the role of popular music as an instrument of symbolic politics. Qualitative content analysis is used to examine more than 400 songs of the US…
The "Soviet Motherland" as the Cold War concept. The mother symbol of the country in the Soviet popular songs
СОВЕТСКАЯ РОДИНА» КАК КОНЦЕПТ ХОЛОДНОЙ ВОЙНЫ. МАТЕРИНСКИЙ СИМВОЛ СТРАНЫ В МАССОВОЙ ПЕСНЕ Олег Вячеславович Рябов
Baba with a jackhammer: Women’s labor in the USSR in the discourse of American anti-communism during the Cold War
Homo Americanus vs Homo Soveticus: Contemporary Russians’ and Americans’ Social Views on the Cold War Ideological Clichés
Introduction. For the first time, the article examines the contemporary Russians’ and Americans’ social views on how the Soviet and US Cold War mass culture represented “us” and “them”. Materials and methods. The article is based on an analysis of data from an in-depth interview conducted in the USA and Russia (n = 27, autumn 2023 – spring 2024). To verify the results obtained, projective techniques were employed. Results. The interviewees from b…
Political science (11 works) · Politics (10 works) · Sociology (10 works) · Gender Studies (9 works) · Law (9 works) · Cold war (7 works) · History (5 works) · Sociopolitical Dynamics in Russia (5 works) · Art (4 works) · Psychology (4 works)