Vyacheslav V Shevtsov
Biographic Data
| ID | 6461977 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Vyacheslav V Shevtsov |
| GIVEN NAMES | Vyacheslav V |
| FAMILY NAME | Shevtsov |
| SIGNATURE | SHEVTSOV V V |
| AFFILIATIONS | National Research Tomsk State University |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-6144-5578 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 6 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 0 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 6 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2016 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2021 |
| H-INDEX | 0 |
The historical fate of the rural settlement network in Russia
This article discusses the practice of designing and restructuring the rural settlement network of Tomsk Oblast from the 1940s through to the 1980s. The focus is on those rural settlements that were seen as having no prospect of further economic development, and whose consolidation constituted the basis of the USSR resettlement policy. Planning schemes and area planning projects created for some areas of Tomsk Oblast are examined, and the results…
Relations Between the Soviet Government and the Technical Intelligentsia in 1917–1919
The article presents an overview of the political measures of the Soviet government to marginalize the socio-professional group of technical intelligentsia in 1917–1919. The article describes the process of forming the attitude of the Soviet government to the social group of technical specialists in the conditions of the accomplished October revolution and the Civil war in the country. The political writings of V. I. Lenin as the leader of the Bo…
Autonomous Siberia in Russia’s Reorganization Projects at the Beginning of the Twentieth Century
The article investigates the projects for creating a self-governing system in Siberia between the revolution of 1905–1907 and the Russian Civil War of 1918–1920. Analysis of original newspaper articles and archival material shows that these projects shared an aspiration for the establishment of a democratic system of self-government. The Siberian intelligentsia (the oblastniks) believed that Siberian autonomy would promote the economic and cultur…
Pyotr I. Makushin's investing and entrepreneurial activity in culture and education (based on archival documents and periodical press)
Статья посвящена инвестиционно-предпринимательской деятельности томского купца П.И. Макушина как материальной основе его просветительских и благотворительных проектов.
The Introduction of Playing Cards and Card Playing in Russia
This article examines when and how playing cards were introduced in Russia and links the adoption of card playing in the Russian Empire to the process of Westernization in the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries. The author examines the role of card playing in noble culture and in the context of wider historical problems: the transition from medieval to modern culture; the translation and perception of cultural novelties; and the relationship car…
Russian Society at a Provincial Scale
Over the course of the nineteenth century, Russian ideas of society ( obshchestvo ) shifted from being limited to the noble estate to referring to educated people more broadly. This article is the first to explore how this shift played out on the pages of provincial newspapers ( gubernskie vedomosti ) in European Russia and Siberia, which were government-run periodicals that included an unofficial section in which local intellectuals could and di…
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Pyotr I. Makushin's investing and entrepreneurial activity in culture and education (based on archival documents and periodical press)
Статья посвящена инвестиционно-предпринимательской деятельности томского купца П.И. Макушина как материальной основе его просветительских и благотворительных проектов.
The Introduction of Playing Cards and Card Playing in Russia
This article examines when and how playing cards were introduced in Russia and links the adoption of card playing in the Russian Empire to the process of Westernization in the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries. The author examines the role of card playing in noble culture and in the context of wider historical problems: the transition from medieval to modern culture; the translation and perception of cultural novelties; and the relationship car…
Russian Society at a Provincial Scale
Over the course of the nineteenth century, Russian ideas of society ( obshchestvo ) shifted from being limited to the noble estate to referring to educated people more broadly. This article is the first to explore how this shift played out on the pages of provincial newspapers ( gubernskie vedomosti ) in European Russia and Siberia, which were government-run periodicals that included an unofficial section in which local intellectuals could and di…
Autonomous Siberia in Russia’s Reorganization Projects at the Beginning of the Twentieth Century
The article investigates the projects for creating a self-governing system in Siberia between the revolution of 1905–1907 and the Russian Civil War of 1918–1920. Analysis of original newspaper articles and archival material shows that these projects shared an aspiration for the establishment of a democratic system of self-government. The Siberian intelligentsia (the oblastniks) believed that Siberian autonomy would promote the economic and cultur…
Relations Between the Soviet Government and the Technical Intelligentsia in 1917–1919
The article presents an overview of the political measures of the Soviet government to marginalize the socio-professional group of technical intelligentsia in 1917–1919. The article describes the process of forming the attitude of the Soviet government to the social group of technical specialists in the conditions of the accomplished October revolution and the Civil war in the country. The political writings of V. I. Lenin as the leader of the Bo…
The historical fate of the rural settlement network in Russia
This article discusses the practice of designing and restructuring the rural settlement network of Tomsk Oblast from the 1940s through to the 1980s. The focus is on those rural settlements that were seen as having no prospect of further economic development, and whose consolidation constituted the basis of the USSR resettlement policy. Planning schemes and area planning projects created for some areas of Tomsk Oblast are examined, and the results…
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