Е Е Приказчикова
Biographic Data
| ID | 4518223 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Е Е Приказчикова |
| GIVEN NAMES | Е Е |
| FAMILY NAME | Приказчикова |
| SIGNATURE | ПРИКАЗЧИКОВА Е Е |
| AFFILIATIONS | Ural Federal University |
| ORCID | 0000-0001-9018-6213 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 8 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 0 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 8 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2009 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2025 |
| H-INDEX | 0 |
Cultural Strategies of Tricksterism in the Age of Enlightenment
This article examines the main cultural strategies of tricksterism in the Enlightenment era as reflected in N. M. Karamzin’s My Confession (1802) through the image of the protagonist, Count N. N. The author employs such research methods as cultural-historical, subcultural, comparative-historical, and typological. The cultural strategies are based on the general, generic qualities of the trickster as an archetypal hero. These qualities include the…
Vanka Kain in Russia’s Cultural Space
This article examines the main interpretations of the image of Vanka Kain (Ivan Osipov), the famous “thief and swindler” from the 1730s, based on documents of the Investigative Prikaz, decrees of the Senate, and the affairs of the Police Chancellery, as well as two works of art from the eighteenth century in which Vanka Сain acts as the main character. The article considers Ivan Osipov’s “autobiography”, allegedly written by himself and known as …
The Tsar Must Die
This article considers the reasons for the degradation of male principles of rule in 18th-century Russia with reference to official documents, memoirs, and literary texts (F. Prokopovich, M. Lomonosov, G. Derzhavin, A. T. Bolotov, Catherine II, Ch. Masson, G. L. Oberkirch, etc.). The author considers the formation of the ideology “the Tsar must die” in conditions of gynocratic rule and “Russian matriarchy”, which reached its climax in the era of …
I. Lopukhin, a “Spiritual Knight”
This article studies the conflict between Moscow Martinists and Catherine II in the second half of the 1780s and early 1790s as reflected in The Notes of Senator I. Lopukhin, a famous Freemason and theorist of Moscow Martinism. The Notes describe the formation of the “spiritual knight” as one of the variations of the “interior man”, a concept of the anthropological Masonic myth whose theoretical foundations were developed by Lopukhin in his treat…
Political and National-Cultural Aspects of the Prussian Myth in the Context of Russia-Germany Relations of the 20th Century
Referring to a large number of Soviet, Russian and German memoirs, fiction and journalistic texts, the author studies the main ways of formation and development of the Prussian myth that is connected with the German province of East Prussia and its people during World War II and the postwar period. The author explores the historical, national and psychological reasons that underlie the idea of Prussia and Prussians as the most vivid image of the …
Voltaire's Onomomyths in Russian Literary Consciousness of the Enlightenment
The paper gives the analysis of five Voltaire’s onomomyths, created by literary mentality during the Age \nof Enlightenment in Russia. On the basis of investigation of these onomomyths, interpreting Voltaire as \na fighter with religious fanaticism, as a plenipotentiary minister of the Hell, as a leader of liberals, as \nan inspirer of “Voltairian” suicides, as an organizer of the French revolution, the author comes to the \nconclusion about non-…
Soviet and German stereotypes of military behavior of fighter pilots
With reference to a vast amount of Soviet / Russian and German egodocuments, the author studies the sociocultural and national stereotypes of military behavior of fighter pilots in World War II. Examining broader aspects of fighter pilots’ subcultural psychology and using the methods of content analysis of memoirs, the author analyzes the main means of changing stereotypes in terms of mutual perceptions of former enemies. The latter did not only …
Favouritism as a historico-cultural and literary phenomenon in the Russia of the second half of the 18th century
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Favouritism as a historico-cultural and literary phenomenon in the Russia of the second half of the 18th century
Soviet and German stereotypes of military behavior of fighter pilots
With reference to a vast amount of Soviet / Russian and German egodocuments, the author studies the sociocultural and national stereotypes of military behavior of fighter pilots in World War II. Examining broader aspects of fighter pilots’ subcultural psychology and using the methods of content analysis of memoirs, the author analyzes the main means of changing stereotypes in terms of mutual perceptions of former enemies. The latter did not only …
Political and National-Cultural Aspects of the Prussian Myth in the Context of Russia-Germany Relations of the 20th Century
Referring to a large number of Soviet, Russian and German memoirs, fiction and journalistic texts, the author studies the main ways of formation and development of the Prussian myth that is connected with the German province of East Prussia and its people during World War II and the postwar period. The author explores the historical, national and psychological reasons that underlie the idea of Prussia and Prussians as the most vivid image of the …
Voltaire's Onomomyths in Russian Literary Consciousness of the Enlightenment
The paper gives the analysis of five Voltaire’s onomomyths, created by literary mentality during the Age \nof Enlightenment in Russia. On the basis of investigation of these onomomyths, interpreting Voltaire as \na fighter with religious fanaticism, as a plenipotentiary minister of the Hell, as a leader of liberals, as \nan inspirer of “Voltairian” suicides, as an organizer of the French revolution, the author comes to the \nconclusion about non-…
I. Lopukhin, a “Spiritual Knight”
This article studies the conflict between Moscow Martinists and Catherine II in the second half of the 1780s and early 1790s as reflected in The Notes of Senator I. Lopukhin, a famous Freemason and theorist of Moscow Martinism. The Notes describe the formation of the “spiritual knight” as one of the variations of the “interior man”, a concept of the anthropological Masonic myth whose theoretical foundations were developed by Lopukhin in his treat…
The Tsar Must Die
This article considers the reasons for the degradation of male principles of rule in 18th-century Russia with reference to official documents, memoirs, and literary texts (F. Prokopovich, M. Lomonosov, G. Derzhavin, A. T. Bolotov, Catherine II, Ch. Masson, G. L. Oberkirch, etc.). The author considers the formation of the ideology “the Tsar must die” in conditions of gynocratic rule and “Russian matriarchy”, which reached its climax in the era of …
Vanka Kain in Russia’s Cultural Space
This article examines the main interpretations of the image of Vanka Kain (Ivan Osipov), the famous “thief and swindler” from the 1730s, based on documents of the Investigative Prikaz, decrees of the Senate, and the affairs of the Police Chancellery, as well as two works of art from the eighteenth century in which Vanka Сain acts as the main character. The article considers Ivan Osipov’s “autobiography”, allegedly written by himself and known as …
Cultural Strategies of Tricksterism in the Age of Enlightenment
This article examines the main cultural strategies of tricksterism in the Enlightenment era as reflected in N. M. Karamzin’s My Confession (1802) through the image of the protagonist, Count N. N. The author employs such research methods as cultural-historical, subcultural, comparative-historical, and typological. The cultural strategies are based on the general, generic qualities of the trickster as an archetypal hero. These qualities include the…
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