Olena Nihmatova
Biographic Data
| ID | 5153806 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Olena Nihmatova |
| GIVEN NAMES | Olena |
| FAMILY NAME | Nihmatova |
| SIGNATURE | NIHMATOVA O |
| AFFILIATIONS | Federation of Auditors, Accountants and Financiers of the Agro-Industrial Complex, Ukraine |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-0268-9556 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 6 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 0 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 6 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2023 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 0 |
When Ecology is Not on the Agenda
This article presents the first investigation of Ukrainian trade unions in the context of ecosocialism. The study employs a corpus-based approach and was conducted in two stages. First, a reference corpus of ecosocialist writings was compiled and analysed to identify core ecosocialist principles and keywords linking ecological and class-based critique. These keywords were then used for examining the social media posts and web publications of five…
Conventionalized Organics
This study presents the first comprehensive and historically grounded analysis of the development of certified organic agriculture in Ukraine from the late 1990s to 2021 within the framework of the conventionalization debate. It demonstrates that organic production in Ukraine emerged not as an autonomous ecological alternative, but as a sector rapidly integrated into global capitalist value chains. The export-oriented model of certified organic p…
Contours of Metamodern Eschatology
This article presents an interdisciplinary socio-philosophical study that seeks to integrate corpus linguistics with philosophical analysis of metamodernism and its eschatological potential. The authors argue that today’s global political, ecological, and technological challenges call for a renewed mode of thinking about the future – one that transcends both postmodern skepticism and the linear teleology of modernism. As a cultural and methodolog…
Cries and Whispers About Love in Metamodernism
This article develops an interdisciplinary investigation into how contemporary metamodern philosophy conceptualizes love by integrating corpus linguistics with socio-philosophical analysis. While scholars of metamodernism often posit a cultural “return of love” grounded in renewed sensitivity, relationality, and ethical openness, we argue that these claims require empirical verification. Drawing on the work of 12 leading thinkers associated with …
Budyaknina (#Be Like Nina Movement) and a Remake of the Concept of Class Consciousness in Philosophy and Social Practice
This paper presents a corpus-based, interdisciplinary, empirical study in social philosophy of the possibilities of remaking the concept and practice of class consciousness in metamodernism based on four sources: the works of prominent Western philosophers from 1900-2023 (5064 English-language books and articles), the works of Karl Marx and Friedrich Engels (43 volumes), the writings of Ukrainian sociologist Olena Symonchuk, and the Facebook post…
Exploring Russia’s Postponed War Against Ukraine
The article conducts a corpus study of official reports and papers from the Strategic Studies Institutes of the United States, NATO, the European Union, Ukraine, and Russia up to and including 2014 to determine how Russia’s hybrid war against Ukraine was represented and how postponed it proved to be. The US, EU, and NATO were very cautious and slow in establishing relations with Ukraine, either because they considered its integration with Russia …
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Budyaknina (#Be Like Nina Movement) and a Remake of the Concept of Class Consciousness in Philosophy and Social Practice
This paper presents a corpus-based, interdisciplinary, empirical study in social philosophy of the possibilities of remaking the concept and practice of class consciousness in metamodernism based on four sources: the works of prominent Western philosophers from 1900-2023 (5064 English-language books and articles), the works of Karl Marx and Friedrich Engels (43 volumes), the writings of Ukrainian sociologist Olena Symonchuk, and the Facebook post…
Exploring Russia’s Postponed War Against Ukraine
The article conducts a corpus study of official reports and papers from the Strategic Studies Institutes of the United States, NATO, the European Union, Ukraine, and Russia up to and including 2014 to determine how Russia’s hybrid war against Ukraine was represented and how postponed it proved to be. The US, EU, and NATO were very cautious and slow in establishing relations with Ukraine, either because they considered its integration with Russia …
Contours of Metamodern Eschatology
This article presents an interdisciplinary socio-philosophical study that seeks to integrate corpus linguistics with philosophical analysis of metamodernism and its eschatological potential. The authors argue that today’s global political, ecological, and technological challenges call for a renewed mode of thinking about the future – one that transcends both postmodern skepticism and the linear teleology of modernism. As a cultural and methodolog…
Cries and Whispers About Love in Metamodernism
This article develops an interdisciplinary investigation into how contemporary metamodern philosophy conceptualizes love by integrating corpus linguistics with socio-philosophical analysis. While scholars of metamodernism often posit a cultural “return of love” grounded in renewed sensitivity, relationality, and ethical openness, we argue that these claims require empirical verification. Drawing on the work of 12 leading thinkers associated with …
When Ecology is Not on the Agenda
This article presents the first investigation of Ukrainian trade unions in the context of ecosocialism. The study employs a corpus-based approach and was conducted in two stages. First, a reference corpus of ecosocialist writings was compiled and analysed to identify core ecosocialist principles and keywords linking ecological and class-based critique. These keywords were then used for examining the social media posts and web publications of five…
Conventionalized Organics
This study presents the first comprehensive and historically grounded analysis of the development of certified organic agriculture in Ukraine from the late 1990s to 2021 within the framework of the conventionalization debate. It demonstrates that organic production in Ukraine emerged not as an autonomous ecological alternative, but as a sector rapidly integrated into global capitalist value chains. The export-oriented model of certified organic p…
Politics (3 works) · Capitalism (2 works) · Environmental and Biological Research in Conflict Zones (2 works) · Law (2 works) · Political science (2 works) · Vision (2 works) · Aesthetics (1 work) · Agriculture (1 work) · Art (1 work) · Art history (1 work)