Tatiana Kosykh
Biographic Data
| ID | 4432138 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Tatiana Kosykh |
| GIVEN NAMES | Tatiana |
| FAMILY NAME | Kosykh |
| SIGNATURE | KOSYKH T |
| AFFILIATIONS | Ural Federal University |
| ORCID | 0000-0003-0848-4196 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 8 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 0 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 8 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2018 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2025 |
| H-INDEX | 0 |
Catalonia against Napoleon: Anti-French resistance 1808–1814
In February 1808 French troops arrived in Barcelona as allies of Spain. However, the goodwill and hospitality of the locals soon gave way to suspicion and then hatred of the French, which by the summer of that year had led to mass anti-French movements throughout Catalonia. The article focuses on the formation of anti-French resistance in Catalonia in 1808, the role of the religious factor in anti-French uprisings, and the specifics of the activi…
Wellington's Soldiers and the Women of the Iberian Peninsula: The Gender Aspect of the War 1808—1814
The article focuses on the relationships between British soldiers who took part in the military conflict on the Iberian Peninsula in 1808—1814 and Spanish and Portuguese women. Based on personal sources — letters, diaries and memoirs of British soldiers — the main forms of interaction between Wellington’s soldiers and officers with local women are identified. It was possible to establish that the combatants’ texts are characterized by an emphasis…
Typhus Epidemic in the British Army on the Iberian Peninsula in the Winter of 1808/1809
The article focuses on the problem of the spread of typhus among soldiers and officers of the British army who participated in the war on the Iberian Peninsula in the winter of 1808—1809. As sources were used notes and reports from British doctors, as well as memoirs and letters from British soldiers who suffered during the winter retreat of the British army under the command of General Sir John Moore. Based on a comparative analysis of sources a…
Modern Historiography of the Anti-French popular movement in Spain of 1808–1814
Insiders Among Outsiders”: Representation of Enemies and Allies in the Texts of British Prisoners of War on the Iberian Peninsula 1808—1814
The article is devoted to the peculiarities of the perception of enemies and allies by the British combatants who found themselves in French captivity during the war on the Iberian Peninsula in 1808—1814. The undertaken analysis of sources, including both British officers’ published memoirs, letters and diaries and the manuscript of the British soldier’s memoirs, demonstrated the multidimensionality of the images of the Spaniards and the French i…
Africa Begins at the Pyrenees? The Experience of Cross-Cultural Contact of British Soldiers in Andalusia 1810—1812
In the late 18th and early 19th centuries, there was a presentation which was dominated in Britain about romantic Andalusia, which has hidden Islamic heritage of past centuries, and only the most courageous traveler can decide to take in a journey to it. With the beginning of the Napoleonic Wars and the Pyrenean campaign of the French army, everything had changed, and British soldiers became “travelers in red uniforms”. Some of them visited occup…
Cadiz in 1810—1812: A Besieged City through the Eyes of British Soldiers
The article is devoted to one of the central subjects of the Spanish «War of Independence» or Napoleon’s Iberian campaign — the French siege of Cadiz (1810—1812). During the siege Cadiz became a core of the country's political life and the place where the first Constitution of Spain was adopted. In defense of Cadiz, which lasted for almost 30 months, were participated British soldiers and officers. Their testimonies allow us to see the life of th…
On the Same Side of the Barricades? Spain and Its Inhabitants in Representations of British Soldiers and Officers in 1808—1814
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On the Same Side of the Barricades? Spain and Its Inhabitants in Representations of British Soldiers and Officers in 1808—1814
Cadiz in 1810—1812: A Besieged City through the Eyes of British Soldiers
The article is devoted to one of the central subjects of the Spanish «War of Independence» or Napoleon’s Iberian campaign — the French siege of Cadiz (1810—1812). During the siege Cadiz became a core of the country's political life and the place where the first Constitution of Spain was adopted. In defense of Cadiz, which lasted for almost 30 months, were participated British soldiers and officers. Their testimonies allow us to see the life of th…
Africa Begins at the Pyrenees? The Experience of Cross-Cultural Contact of British Soldiers in Andalusia 1810—1812
In the late 18th and early 19th centuries, there was a presentation which was dominated in Britain about romantic Andalusia, which has hidden Islamic heritage of past centuries, and only the most courageous traveler can decide to take in a journey to it. With the beginning of the Napoleonic Wars and the Pyrenean campaign of the French army, everything had changed, and British soldiers became “travelers in red uniforms”. Some of them visited occup…
Modern Historiography of the Anti-French popular movement in Spain of 1808–1814
Insiders Among Outsiders”: Representation of Enemies and Allies in the Texts of British Prisoners of War on the Iberian Peninsula 1808—1814
The article is devoted to the peculiarities of the perception of enemies and allies by the British combatants who found themselves in French captivity during the war on the Iberian Peninsula in 1808—1814. The undertaken analysis of sources, including both British officers’ published memoirs, letters and diaries and the manuscript of the British soldier’s memoirs, demonstrated the multidimensionality of the images of the Spaniards and the French i…
Typhus Epidemic in the British Army on the Iberian Peninsula in the Winter of 1808/1809
The article focuses on the problem of the spread of typhus among soldiers and officers of the British army who participated in the war on the Iberian Peninsula in the winter of 1808—1809. As sources were used notes and reports from British doctors, as well as memoirs and letters from British soldiers who suffered during the winter retreat of the British army under the command of General Sir John Moore. Based on a comparative analysis of sources a…
Catalonia against Napoleon: Anti-French resistance 1808–1814
In February 1808 French troops arrived in Barcelona as allies of Spain. However, the goodwill and hospitality of the locals soon gave way to suspicion and then hatred of the French, which by the summer of that year had led to mass anti-French movements throughout Catalonia. The article focuses on the formation of anti-French resistance in Catalonia in 1808, the role of the religious factor in anti-French uprisings, and the specifics of the activi…
Wellington's Soldiers and the Women of the Iberian Peninsula: The Gender Aspect of the War 1808—1814
The article focuses on the relationships between British soldiers who took part in the military conflict on the Iberian Peninsula in 1808—1814 and Spanish and Portuguese women. Based on personal sources — letters, diaries and memoirs of British soldiers — the main forms of interaction between Wellington’s soldiers and officers with local women are identified. It was possible to establish that the combatants’ texts are characterized by an emphasis…
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