Reda Griškaitė
Biographic Data
| ID | 6430631 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Reda Griškaitė |
| GIVEN NAMES | Reda |
| FAMILY NAME | Griškaitė |
| SIGNATURE | GRIŠKAITĖ R |
| AFFILIATIONS | Lithuanian Institute of History |
| ORCID | 0000-0001-5300-6973 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 7 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 0 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 7 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2014 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2025 |
| H-INDEX | 0 |
Dmitrijus Dovgiala – paskutinysis Vilniaus archeografijos komisijos pirmininkas (1903–1915)
Throughout its existence (1864–1915), the Vilnius Commission for the Study and Publication of Old Acts, more commonly known as the Vilnius Archaeographic Commission, had seven leaders. The last of them was Dmitrij Dovgjallo (Lith. Daugėla; 1868–1942), appointed on 2 September 1913. The word “last” is a fateful one in Dovgjallo’s biography: he was also the last director (archivist) of the Central Archive of Old Act Books of the Vitebsk and Mogilev…
Turovo evangelijos leidėjas Piotras Hiltebrantas (1865–1871)
The idea to write an article about Petr Hil’tebrandt (vel Hil’tebrant, 1840–1905) was born in the course of researching Pyotr Bezsonov vel Bessonov (1827–1898) (see ALt 25, 297–370). Both of them came to Vilnius (Rus. Vil’na) in 1865, in the wake of the uprising of 1863–1864. Both of them landed a job with the Vilnius Educational District. Both of them came from Moscow, where they had been actively engaged in the Slavophile media. Due to the diff…
Pirmieji posukiliminiai metai Lietuvos istoriografijoje
The events of 1863–1864 were a turning point in the intellectual life of Vilnius (Rus. Vil’na) and of all Lithuanian and Belarussian gubernias of the then Russian Empire, which were already commonly known as the North-Western krai, i.e. province. The consequences of the defeated uprising – the reorganisation of the Vilnius Museum of Antiquities, the closure of the Vilnius Temporary Archaeological Commission, and the establishment of the Vilnius P…
Motiejaus Valančiaus sudarytas retų lietuviškų knygų sąrašas
Teodoro Narbuto mokslinė korespondencija kaip veikalo Dzieje narodu litewskiego „akademiškumo“ liudijimas
TEODOR NARBUTT’S SCIENTIFIC CORRESPONDENCE AS TESTIMONY TO THE ‘ACADEMIC’ NATURE OF DZIEJE NARODU LITEWSKIEGO S u m m a r y The critique of Dzieje narodu litewskiego (The History of the Lithuanian Nation 1–9, Vilnius, 1835–1841, [DNL]) had always made Teodor vel Teodor Mateusz Narbutt (vel O styk-Narbutt,1784–1864) argue that he was not a layman nor a wilful forger. His own approach to defending himself against the attack was unique: he prepared …
Jašiūnų dvaras kaip Lietuvos istorijos rašymo erdvė
JAŠIŪNAI MANOR AS A SPACE FOR WRITING LITHUANIAN HISTORY The aim of this article is to discuss the Jašiūnai manor (Pol. Jaszuny; Russ. Яшуны; Vilniaus Governorate, Vilnius County), owned by the historian, journalist, poet, translator and collector Michał vel Michał Wincenty Feliks Baliński (1794–1864). The manor will be discussed not only as a cultural hub for intellectuals in a general sense, but also as a unique space for writing Lithuanian his…
Socialinė Ir Kultūrinė Vilniaus Filomatų Ir Filaretų Savirefleksija (Pagal Imperatoriškojo Vilniaus Universiteto Studentų Tardymo Bylų Protokolus
Imperatoriškojo Vilniaus universiteto (toliau – Vilniaus universiteto) studentų slaptųjų draugijų procesas, paprastai vadinamas tiesiog Filomatų ir filaretų procesu (toliau – FFP), – viena garsiausių XIX a. politinių bylų. Ir ne tik dėl savo apimties. Literatūros ir mokslo istorikams šio proceso medžiaga svarbi dėl jo subjektų – kanoninių asmenybių, istorikams – kaip to meto visuomeninio ir politinio gyvenimo atspindys ar tiesiog Vilniaus univers…
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Socialinė Ir Kultūrinė Vilniaus Filomatų Ir Filaretų Savirefleksija (Pagal Imperatoriškojo Vilniaus Universiteto Studentų Tardymo Bylų Protokolus
Imperatoriškojo Vilniaus universiteto (toliau – Vilniaus universiteto) studentų slaptųjų draugijų procesas, paprastai vadinamas tiesiog Filomatų ir filaretų procesu (toliau – FFP), – viena garsiausių XIX a. politinių bylų. Ir ne tik dėl savo apimties. Literatūros ir mokslo istorikams šio proceso medžiaga svarbi dėl jo subjektų – kanoninių asmenybių, istorikams – kaip to meto visuomeninio ir politinio gyvenimo atspindys ar tiesiog Vilniaus univers…
Jašiūnų dvaras kaip Lietuvos istorijos rašymo erdvė
JAŠIŪNAI MANOR AS A SPACE FOR WRITING LITHUANIAN HISTORY The aim of this article is to discuss the Jašiūnai manor (Pol. Jaszuny; Russ. Яшуны; Vilniaus Governorate, Vilnius County), owned by the historian, journalist, poet, translator and collector Michał vel Michał Wincenty Feliks Baliński (1794–1864). The manor will be discussed not only as a cultural hub for intellectuals in a general sense, but also as a unique space for writing Lithuanian his…
Teodoro Narbuto mokslinė korespondencija kaip veikalo Dzieje narodu litewskiego „akademiškumo“ liudijimas
TEODOR NARBUTT’S SCIENTIFIC CORRESPONDENCE AS TESTIMONY TO THE ‘ACADEMIC’ NATURE OF DZIEJE NARODU LITEWSKIEGO S u m m a r y The critique of Dzieje narodu litewskiego (The History of the Lithuanian Nation 1–9, Vilnius, 1835–1841, [DNL]) had always made Teodor vel Teodor Mateusz Narbutt (vel O styk-Narbutt,1784–1864) argue that he was not a layman nor a wilful forger. His own approach to defending himself against the attack was unique: he prepared …
Motiejaus Valančiaus sudarytas retų lietuviškų knygų sąrašas
Pirmieji posukiliminiai metai Lietuvos istoriografijoje
The events of 1863–1864 were a turning point in the intellectual life of Vilnius (Rus. Vil’na) and of all Lithuanian and Belarussian gubernias of the then Russian Empire, which were already commonly known as the North-Western krai, i.e. province. The consequences of the defeated uprising – the reorganisation of the Vilnius Museum of Antiquities, the closure of the Vilnius Temporary Archaeological Commission, and the establishment of the Vilnius P…
Turovo evangelijos leidėjas Piotras Hiltebrantas (1865–1871)
The idea to write an article about Petr Hil’tebrandt (vel Hil’tebrant, 1840–1905) was born in the course of researching Pyotr Bezsonov vel Bessonov (1827–1898) (see ALt 25, 297–370). Both of them came to Vilnius (Rus. Vil’na) in 1865, in the wake of the uprising of 1863–1864. Both of them landed a job with the Vilnius Educational District. Both of them came from Moscow, where they had been actively engaged in the Slavophile media. Due to the diff…
Dmitrijus Dovgiala – paskutinysis Vilniaus archeografijos komisijos pirmininkas (1903–1915)
Throughout its existence (1864–1915), the Vilnius Commission for the Study and Publication of Old Acts, more commonly known as the Vilnius Archaeographic Commission, had seven leaders. The last of them was Dmitrij Dovgjallo (Lith. Daugėla; 1868–1942), appointed on 2 September 1913. The word “last” is a fateful one in Dovgjallo’s biography: he was also the last director (archivist) of the Central Archive of Old Act Books of the Vitebsk and Mogilev…
Philosophy (4 works) · Central European Literary Studies (3 works) · Theology (3 works) · Art (2 works) · Education, Leadership, and Health Research (2 works) · European Cultural and National Identity (2 works) · History (2 works) · Linguistics (2 works) · Lithuanian (2 works) · Psychology (2 works)