D Funk
Dados Biográficos
| ID | 66160 |
|---|---|
| NOME | D Funk |
| PRENOMES | D |
| SOBRENOME | Funk |
| ASSINATURA | FUNK D |
| AFILIAÇÕES | National Research Tomsk State University |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-4310-5924 |
| VERIFICADO | Sim |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 21 |
| TOTAL DE CITAÇÕES | 3 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 21 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMEIRO ANO DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2006 |
| ANO MAIS RECENTE DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2025 |
| ÍNDICE H | 1 |
From Field Materials to Publication
Based on the analysis of field and final records of the Shor heroic epic of the 1930s, preserved in the archive of N.P. Dyrenkova (Research Institute of the MAE RAS (Kunstkamera)), the features of the researcher's work on preparing texts for publication are demonstrated. The revealed discrepancies between the originals and the versions prepared by N.P. Dyrenkova characterizes the specifics of the author's assessment of the source texts and her ro…
Forum 64
This "Forum" considers attitudes towards theories and theoretical knowledge among ethnologists and anthropologists. Answering questions from the forum organisers, its participants discuss the need for a common "grand theory" that would unite the entire anthropological community, the tense relationship between theory and description, the causes, manifestations and effects of theory fatigue - and also the need for it, its shortage - and overproduct…
Anthropology in Uncertain Conditions. Thoughts on the Dynamics and Statics of Scientific Creativity
In the introductory article, the author talks about the emergence of the idea of addressing the topic of anthropology of uncertainty on the pages of the journal and discusses the phenomenon of uncertainty, suggesting - from the standpoint of anthropology - to proceed from the fact that this phenomenon in the life of mankind is a kind of norm, which significantly changes the optics of anthropological research, raises a number of research questions…
What does storyteller sing about? Experience of decoding the singing parts of epic tales of the southern Siberian Turks
Kisser, Tatyana
Anthropos is the international journal of anthropology and linguistics, founded in 1906 by Wilhelm Schmidt, missonary and member of the Society of the Divine Word (SVD). Its main purpose is the study of human societies in their cultural dimension. In honor of Wilhelm Schmidt‘s legacy, the cultivation of anthropology, ethnology, linguistics, and religious studies remain an essential component oft he Anthropos Institute – the organizational carrier…
Esports y ciencia
The cultural changes suffered in the last decades have originated different emergent phenomena that have burst into our time. Electronic sports (esports) have been consolidated as one of them, giving rise to their study from multiple areas, especially from the sciences of physical-sports activity (leisure, performance, professionalization ...). Therefore, this work illustrates how the scientific-academic world is currently addressing this phenome…
The Myth of the World Tree in the Shamanism of Siberian Peoples. Comments
Ethnological Expert Assessment
What Does the Storyteller Sing? On Transcribing the Epics of South Siberian Turks
When and how do we recognize the meaning of epic poetry? Turkic peoples of South Siberia, the Shor and the Khakas, are famous for their recitations and song of classic epic tales, but even indigenous researchers are divided on the meaning of the sung portions. This essay takes seriously these sung portions of epic performances to argue that they constitute meaningful poetic texts in their own right. Examples draw on years of field study in South …
S iberia, Anthropology in
This entry presents the main stages in the development of anthropology in Siberia. Major research areas, schools, and names as well as trends in scholarly thought are presented, starting from the early period of knowledge accumulation in the eighteenth century. Anthropology in Siberia is shown to be an essentially international area of scientific inquiry
S iberian Cosmologies
This entry presents the main features of the cosmologies of Siberian indigenous peoples. Basic beliefs about the world in general, its creation, areas and layers of the universe, beliefs about spirits and souls (or counterparts), and the impact of world religions and modern transformations are shown in their complexity at the level of ethnic and territorial groups, ritual specialists, and narrators
“Ethnological Expert Assessment”
The "resource curse" with a shade of anthracite
()
The "resource curse" phenomena in post-soviet Siberia (Russia)
The proposed course traces key developments in anthropological research on phenomena of the "resource curse" in post-soviet Siberia. After discussing some fundamental terminology used in the course and overviewing official documents drawn on in social impact assessment practices, as well as following a brief discussion of the history of resource extraction in territories inhabited by the indigenous peoples of Siberia and social and cultural conse…
One more word about ‘good journals’ and national rankings
Contemporary Transformations of Ethnology/Anthropology in Russia
Exactly two years ago, in the 63rd volume of Folklore: Electronic Journal of Folklore, our colleagues Aimar Ventsel and Natalia Struchkova published their reflection on some of the many problems that exist in the post-Soviet academic anthropology -among them the problem of relationships between academic traditions and academic writing culture (Ventsel & Struchkova 2016: 121-126)
Religious component of modern cultural identity of the peoples of the North and Siberia
РЕЛИГИОЗНАЯ СОСТАВЛЯЮЩАЯ СОВРЕМЕННОЙ КУЛЬТУРНОЙ ИДЕНТИЧНОСТИ НАРОДОВ
Scientometrics and evaluation of publications in social sciences and humanities
НАУКОМЕТРИЯ В ОЦЕНКЕ КАЧЕСТВА ПУБЛИКАЦИЙ В СОЦИАЛЬНЫХ И
The Present State of the Epic Tradition Among the Shor
The article discusses theoretical problems of distinguishing cultural traditions from traditions in culture. Drawing on his long-term observations of the epic traditions of the Shor, a Turkic people in the south of Western Siberia, the author analyzes the phenomenon of "the last" in culture and concepts concerning the transmission of tradition from generation to generation
Contemporary "Traditional" Cultures of the Peoples of the North
In Lieu of an Introduction
In Lieu of an Introduction
Contemporary "Traditional" Cultures of the Peoples of the North
The Present State of the Epic Tradition Among the Shor
The article discusses theoretical problems of distinguishing cultural traditions from traditions in culture. Drawing on his long-term observations of the epic traditions of the Shor, a Turkic people in the south of Western Siberia, the author analyzes the phenomenon of "the last" in culture and concepts concerning the transmission of tradition from generation to generation
Religious component of modern cultural identity of the peoples of the North and Siberia
РЕЛИГИОЗНАЯ СОСТАВЛЯЮЩАЯ СОВРЕМЕННОЙ КУЛЬТУРНОЙ ИДЕНТИЧНОСТИ НАРОДОВ
Scientometrics and evaluation of publications in social sciences and humanities
НАУКОМЕТРИЯ В ОЦЕНКЕ КАЧЕСТВА ПУБЛИКАЦИЙ В СОЦИАЛЬНЫХ И
One more word about ‘good journals’ and national rankings
Contemporary Transformations of Ethnology/Anthropology in Russia
Exactly two years ago, in the 63rd volume of Folklore: Electronic Journal of Folklore, our colleagues Aimar Ventsel and Natalia Struchkova published their reflection on some of the many problems that exist in the post-Soviet academic anthropology -among them the problem of relationships between academic traditions and academic writing culture (Ventsel & Struchkova 2016: 121-126)
S iberia, Anthropology in
This entry presents the main stages in the development of anthropology in Siberia. Major research areas, schools, and names as well as trends in scholarly thought are presented, starting from the early period of knowledge accumulation in the eighteenth century. Anthropology in Siberia is shown to be an essentially international area of scientific inquiry
S iberian Cosmologies
This entry presents the main features of the cosmologies of Siberian indigenous peoples. Basic beliefs about the world in general, its creation, areas and layers of the universe, beliefs about spirits and souls (or counterparts), and the impact of world religions and modern transformations are shown in their complexity at the level of ethnic and territorial groups, ritual specialists, and narrators
“Ethnological Expert Assessment”
The "resource curse" with a shade of anthracite
()
The "resource curse" phenomena in post-soviet Siberia (Russia)
The proposed course traces key developments in anthropological research on phenomena of the "resource curse" in post-soviet Siberia. After discussing some fundamental terminology used in the course and overviewing official documents drawn on in social impact assessment practices, as well as following a brief discussion of the history of resource extraction in territories inhabited by the indigenous peoples of Siberia and social and cultural conse…
The Myth of the World Tree in the Shamanism of Siberian Peoples. Comments
Ethnological Expert Assessment
What Does the Storyteller Sing? On Transcribing the Epics of South Siberian Turks
When and how do we recognize the meaning of epic poetry? Turkic peoples of South Siberia, the Shor and the Khakas, are famous for their recitations and song of classic epic tales, but even indigenous researchers are divided on the meaning of the sung portions. This essay takes seriously these sung portions of epic performances to argue that they constitute meaningful poetic texts in their own right. Examples draw on years of field study in South …
Esports y ciencia
The cultural changes suffered in the last decades have originated different emergent phenomena that have burst into our time. Electronic sports (esports) have been consolidated as one of them, giving rise to their study from multiple areas, especially from the sciences of physical-sports activity (leisure, performance, professionalization ...). Therefore, this work illustrates how the scientific-academic world is currently addressing this phenome…
What does storyteller sing about? Experience of decoding the singing parts of epic tales of the southern Siberian Turks
Kisser, Tatyana
Anthropos is the international journal of anthropology and linguistics, founded in 1906 by Wilhelm Schmidt, missonary and member of the Society of the Divine Word (SVD). Its main purpose is the study of human societies in their cultural dimension. In honor of Wilhelm Schmidt‘s legacy, the cultivation of anthropology, ethnology, linguistics, and religious studies remain an essential component oft he Anthropos Institute – the organizational carrier…
Anthropology in Uncertain Conditions. Thoughts on the Dynamics and Statics of Scientific Creativity
In the introductory article, the author talks about the emergence of the idea of addressing the topic of anthropology of uncertainty on the pages of the journal and discusses the phenomenon of uncertainty, suggesting - from the standpoint of anthropology - to proceed from the fact that this phenomenon in the life of mankind is a kind of norm, which significantly changes the optics of anthropological research, raises a number of research questions…
From Field Materials to Publication
Based on the analysis of field and final records of the Shor heroic epic of the 1930s, preserved in the archive of N.P. Dyrenkova (Research Institute of the MAE RAS (Kunstkamera)), the features of the researcher's work on preparing texts for publication are demonstrated. The revealed discrepancies between the originals and the versions prepared by N.P. Dyrenkova characterizes the specifics of the author's assessment of the source texts and her ro…
Forum 64
This "Forum" considers attitudes towards theories and theoretical knowledge among ethnologists and anthropologists. Answering questions from the forum organisers, its participants discuss the need for a common "grand theory" that would unite the entire anthropological community, the tense relationship between theory and description, the causes, manifestations and effects of theory fatigue - and also the need for it, its shortage - and overproduct…
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