Isolde Thyrêt
Biographic Data
| ID | 5932646 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Isolde Thyrêt |
| GIVEN NAMES | Isolde |
| FAMILY NAME | Thyrêt |
| SIGNATURE | THYRET I |
| AFFILIATIONS | Kent State University |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 15 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 0 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 15 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1993 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2023 |
| H-INDEX | 0 |
Balancing Competing Agendas
This article investigates how the first Siberian archbishop, Kiprian, successfully dealt with uncooperative local royal officials and unruly laymen refusing to submit to his ecclesiastical jurisdiction upon his arrival in Tobol’sk in 1621. Far away from the Muscovite capital and his adopted home, Novgorod the Great, where he had served as archimandrite of the Varlaam Khutynskii Monastery, Kiprian gently balanced central Muscovite influences on th…
The Royal Women of Ivan Iv’s Family 8 and the Meaning of Forced Tonsure
What Monastic Records Can Tell Us
This article analyzes a collection ledger, a unique monastic record, to examine popular piety in eighteenth-century Russia. In 1744 the archbishop of Tver’ gave permission to the Nilo-Stolobenskaia Hermitage to conduct a collection, a process known as a sbor , for building a new roof on its main church. Over the next four years a Nilov monk traveled widely collecting donations and recording them in a ledger. Statistical analysis of the ledger’s o…
Creating a Religious Community in Siberia
This article explores how Nektarii, the third archbishop of Siberia and Tobolsk (1636–1640), contributed to the creation of a lasting Russian Orthodox community in his diocese by manipulating traditional Muscovite social rituals and the Russian Orthodox practice of venerating miracle-working icons. Challenging the traditional view that the conversion of Siberia was guided primarily by Muscovite imperial policy, Thyrêt instead focuses on local rel…
The Esipov Chronicle and the Creation of the Concept of Siberia as a Special Sacred Space
The conquest of Siberia and the conversion of its peoples to Russian Orthodoxy are generally seen as the outcome of a successful Muscovite imperial policy, which aimed at the political subordination of the area east of the Urals to the tsar’s will and at Siberia’s economic exploitation. While scholars tend to view even the definition of a Siberian identity as an outgrowth of Muscovite political and religious thought, this article explores how the…
Muscovite Women and the Politics of the Holy
The Cultural Politics of the Grand Princesses of Moscow and the Emergence of the Muscovite Dynasty
Between God and Tsar
Russia's First Civil War
Russland in seinen Frauenschicksalen. Von den Anfangen der Kiewer Rus bis in die Zeiten der Postperestroika
Between God and Tsar
Challenging traditional interpretations of the roles of royal women in patriarchal Muscovite society, Between God and Tsar opens a new approach to understanding medieval Russia. Drawing upon a wide range of sources in anthropology, sociology, art history, and literature, it sheds light on the lives of the tsaritsy, about which little has been known, and on the culture surrounding them. This pioneering study demonstrates that the wives of the earl…
Anne's Bohemia
The Hagiography of Kievan Rus
Blessed is the Tsaritsa's Womb
Die stadtischen Handelszentren der nordwestlichen Rus
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Die stadtischen Handelszentren der nordwestlichen Rus
Blessed is the Tsaritsa's Womb
The Hagiography of Kievan Rus
Between God and Tsar
Challenging traditional interpretations of the roles of royal women in patriarchal Muscovite society, Between God and Tsar opens a new approach to understanding medieval Russia. Drawing upon a wide range of sources in anthropology, sociology, art history, and literature, it sheds light on the lives of the tsaritsy, about which little has been known, and on the culture surrounding them. This pioneering study demonstrates that the wives of the earl…
Anne's Bohemia
Russia's First Civil War
Russland in seinen Frauenschicksalen. Von den Anfangen der Kiewer Rus bis in die Zeiten der Postperestroika
Between God and Tsar
The Cultural Politics of the Grand Princesses of Moscow and the Emergence of the Muscovite Dynasty
Muscovite Women and the Politics of the Holy
Creating a Religious Community in Siberia
This article explores how Nektarii, the third archbishop of Siberia and Tobolsk (1636–1640), contributed to the creation of a lasting Russian Orthodox community in his diocese by manipulating traditional Muscovite social rituals and the Russian Orthodox practice of venerating miracle-working icons. Challenging the traditional view that the conversion of Siberia was guided primarily by Muscovite imperial policy, Thyrêt instead focuses on local rel…
The Esipov Chronicle and the Creation of the Concept of Siberia as a Special Sacred Space
The conquest of Siberia and the conversion of its peoples to Russian Orthodoxy are generally seen as the outcome of a successful Muscovite imperial policy, which aimed at the political subordination of the area east of the Urals to the tsar’s will and at Siberia’s economic exploitation. While scholars tend to view even the definition of a Siberian identity as an outgrowth of Muscovite political and religious thought, this article explores how the…
What Monastic Records Can Tell Us
This article analyzes a collection ledger, a unique monastic record, to examine popular piety in eighteenth-century Russia. In 1744 the archbishop of Tver’ gave permission to the Nilo-Stolobenskaia Hermitage to conduct a collection, a process known as a sbor , for building a new roof on its main church. Over the next four years a Nilov monk traveled widely collecting donations and recording them in a ledger. Statistical analysis of the ledger’s o…
The Royal Women of Ivan Iv’s Family 8 and the Meaning of Forced Tonsure
Balancing Competing Agendas
This article investigates how the first Siberian archbishop, Kiprian, successfully dealt with uncooperative local royal officials and unruly laymen refusing to submit to his ecclesiastical jurisdiction upon his arrival in Tobol’sk in 1621. Far away from the Muscovite capital and his adopted home, Novgorod the Great, where he had served as archimandrite of the Varlaam Khutynskii Monastery, Kiprian gently balanced central Muscovite influences on th…
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