Константин Д Бугров
Datos Biográficos
| ID | 6665546 |
|---|---|
| NOMBRE | Константин Д Бугров |
| NOMBRES | Константин Д |
| APELLIDO | Бугров |
| FIRMA | БУГРОВ К Д |
| AFILIACIONES | Ural Federal University |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-4596-8854 |
| VERIFICADO | Sí |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 25 |
| TOTAL DE CITAS | 0 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 25 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMER AÑO DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2012 |
| AÑO MÁS RECIENTE DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2026 |
| ÍNDICE H | 0 |
Neoclassical Architecture and Industrial Pragmatism in the Space of Nizhny Tagil, the Soviet Centre of Heavy Industry
This study examines the social role of neoclassical districts in twentieth-century industrial cities with reference to Nizhny Tagil. It considers the historical processes and factors that contributed to the specific value of central areas in Russian industrial cities during the twentieth century. The author analyses the shift in urban planning models during the rapid growth of the city, characterising the specific social role of multi-storey neoc…
China on the Way of Proserving Industrial Heritage
Cities of Vanadium
The paper investigates the trajectories of social and economic development of second-tier single-industry cities specializing in metallurgy of vanadium under the circumstances of post-industrial economy. In the middle of 20th century, a technology of processing titaniferous ore made it possible to use vast deposits of previously unexploited natural resources to produce steel and vanadium. The large integrated steel mills were erected in Witbank (…
Palaces of Culture in Urals in Context of Architectural Policy of USSR (1920s-1980s)
For the first time, a comprehensive analysis of the entire set of club buildings from the Soviet era in the Urals region (Sverdlovsk, Chelyabinsk, Perm, Orenburg regions, Bashkir and Udmurt ASSR) has been undertaken. The author of the article compiled a database comprising over 300 units. Information on specialized buildings of palaces of culture erected in cities and industrial settlements of the region in the 1920s-1980s was analyzed. The most …
Double Start
The article analyzes the research strategy of O. A. Esin (1904–1979), a prominent chemist and metallurgist who made a significant contribution to the development of the scientific and educational complex of the Urals. It examines the main stages of Esin’s research career and characterizes his contribution to solving specific scientific problems. The author shows that Esin’s career included a turning point — double start — when he switched from el…
“The Pearl of the Urals”
Taking the city of Miass (Chelyabinsk region) as an example, this article examines the historical aspect of the formation of the symbolic capital of Russian secondtier industrial cities. The author demonstrates that the vision of the city in the twentieth century developed along with the growth of municipal infrastructure, which in turn followed the industrial growth of the city, resulting from a certain “historical luck” of Miass. This industria…
Capital Identity and Urban Development of Ekaterinburg (End of the 19th — Early 21st Century)
The paper deals with the phenomenon of Russia’s regional capitals with Ekaterinburg as an example. The concept of the capital is analyzed as a unity of three parameters: self-identification of the city as a regional center, economic growth and rise of the ‘metropolitan’ social and communal infrastructure of prosperity. The author emphasizes that the very idea of Ekaterinburg as a center of the Ural region, which emerged since the second half of t…
Coal, Oil, and Iron Ore
The article examines the formation of ideas about the industrial geography of the Urals in the work of Soviet planners, economists and administrators of the 1920—1930s. The authors demonstrate that a number of early projects of economic development from the 1920s was promoting the administrative-territorial isolation, relying mostly on the industrial core of the region that emerged before the revolution, while allowing moderate cooperation with o…
Factory Forecourts
This article analyses the architectural complexes of industrial forecourts that emerged in the USSR between the late 1920s and early 1940s and their cultural and symbolic role. The author evaluates the phenomenon of the pre-factory entrance area in a global context, showing that the organisation of the contact zone between the factory and the city had been used in the Russian tradition of the eighteenth – early nineteenth centuries and, more rece…
Colonial Revolution and Liberatory War
The article investigates the intellectual roots of the concept of colonial revolution, which goes back to the 2nd congress of the Communist International, examines its importance in shaping the Communist political thought and outlines its subsequent transformation in the wake of post-colonial theory. The author starts with analyzing the political ideas of Georgi Safarov—Comintern [the Communist International] theorist. He was among the most origi…
Через штиль и шторм
Damiano Revecchini and Raffaella Vassena, eds. Reading Russia: A History of Reading in Modern Russia, vol. 1. Milan: Ledizioni, 2020, 295 p. ISBN 9788855261920
Chemical Science in Sverdlovsk, 1920s–1950s
The paper presents an overview analysis of development of chemical research in the city of Sverdlovsk in 1920s–1950s. The author, relying on the theory of frontier modernization, proposes the concepts of frontier and support-point development of Soviet science. The frontier development was associated with peripherality, concentration of efforts in extractive (mining) industries, and a lack of resources for growth. The result of such frontier deve…
Political Theology and the Legitimation of Catherine’s Coup of 1762
The paper analyzes the role of political theology of Russian 18th century in the legitimation ideology of Catherine II aimed at justification of the palace coup of 1762. The subject of analysis is the sermon delivered by Konstantin (Borkovskiy) in Moscow on July 10th, 1762, and dedicated to explanation of the events of the coup. The author shows that Konstantin’s sermon deploys two main systems of argumentation: providential appeal to the history…
“Advisor Literature” and Russian Political Thought in the Enlightenment
This article studies the role of the anti-Machiavellian vision of politics in the development of political thought in westernising eighteenth-century Russia. The author disputes S. Whittaker’s idea that the images of good and bad monarchs in eighteenth-century Russian “advisor literature” (rooted in the tradition of “princely mirrors”) served as a kind of political programme which the ruler was to follow (i. e. imitate good models and avoid bad o…
Apologiia politika
This article studies how the apology of the politician came about in eighteenth-century Russia. According to this apology, courtiers integrated Christian ethics with political mastery. The concept of duty developed by Christian political theology presupposed observation of moral norms pending a reward from Providence. In Modern Europe, reactions to N. Machiavelli’s ideas advocating that the state’s interest be free from Christian morality led to …
Respublika mechei ili torgovaia respublika
Les auteurs analysent la représentation qui est faite de la toute puissante république de Novgorod dans les écrits historiques et politiques russes du xviiie – début du xixe siècle. Dans la tradition européenne, la république classique est une république militaire, qui s’appuie sur le modèle de la république romaine militairement puissante. En opposition, la république commerciale est considérée comme un petit État, inférieure militairement aux g…
The Twisted Paths of Faith and Reason
Revolutionary 1917
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Vox redactoris. The Creation of Social Space in Russia
The creation of social space in Russia: from slavery to constructivism - Institutional repository of Federal State Autonomous Educational Institution of Higher Professional Education Ural Federal University named after the first President of Russia B.N.Yeltsin
Vox redactoris. Challenges of the Times and the Adaptability of Humanity
In this instalment of Quaestio Rossica, we have expanded the thematic breadth of the Scientia et vita section. Previously, our authors have written about what provoked their interest in Russian history and culture, and how this influenced their lives and careers. In the present issue, however, Sergei Zhuk (Muncie, USA) has gone a step further and presented material on his teacher Nikolai Bolkhovitinov, one of the most esteemed Russian Americanist…
Is There a Place for Democracy from Russia
The authors analyse a book on the concept of democracy by A. V. Magun, a specialist in political philosophy. In this book, the author traces the history of democracy as a key concept of the European political tradition, paying special attention to paradoxes in the Western understanding of democracy. Magun stresses the tension between the stability of liberal democracy in the modern era and the revolutionary, ‘demonic’ potential of democracy. Acco…
Vox redactoris. Truth and fantasy behind the soviet utopia
Truth and Fantasy behind the Soviet Utopia - Institutional repository of Federal State Autonomous Educational Institution of Higher Professional Education Ural Federal University named after the first President of Russia B.N.Yeltsin
The train on fire
The review is analyzing the last work of Martin Maila, a renowned scholar of Russian history. In ‘History’s Locomotives’ Malia tries to provide a complex historical analysis of the very phenomenon of revolution, from the Hussites to the Bolsheviks. He argues that the revolution is essentially European phenomenon and that the revolutionary process was moving from the Western part of the continent to the Eastern one, becoming more brutal in the les…
“Liberty, a Priceless Gift”
The article analyzes the elements of classical republicanism in the key texts of the late period of Catherine the Great’s Russia: A Journey from St. Petersburg to Moscow by Alexander Radishchev and Vadim of Novgorod by Yakov Knyazhnin. The major elements of the republican style in both texts are the figures of Cato and Brutus, the recognition of the military power of republics, the apology of struggle against tyranny and of heroic suicide. This s…
Государственные институты и гражданские добродетели в политической мысли Н.И. Панина (60 – 80-е гг. XVIII в.)
L’article est dédié à la reconstitution de l’opinion politique de N. Panin, l’un des plus éminents hauts dignitaires de l’époque catherinienne. L’auteur examine l’idée habituellement admise chez les historiens selon laquelle Panin était partisan d’un mode de gouvernement constitutionnel et, partant, de limiter le pouvoir du monarque. L’analyse de ses écrits démontre que les institutions administratives qu’il a proposées n’était pas conçues pour l…
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Государственные институты и гражданские добродетели в политической мысли Н.И. Панина (60 – 80-е гг. XVIII в.)
L’article est dédié à la reconstitution de l’opinion politique de N. Panin, l’un des plus éminents hauts dignitaires de l’époque catherinienne. L’auteur examine l’idée habituellement admise chez les historiens selon laquelle Panin était partisan d’un mode de gouvernement constitutionnel et, partant, de limiter le pouvoir du monarque. L’analyse de ses écrits démontre que les institutions administratives qu’il a proposées n’était pas conçues pour l…
“Liberty, a Priceless Gift”
The article analyzes the elements of classical republicanism in the key texts of the late period of Catherine the Great’s Russia: A Journey from St. Petersburg to Moscow by Alexander Radishchev and Vadim of Novgorod by Yakov Knyazhnin. The major elements of the republican style in both texts are the figures of Cato and Brutus, the recognition of the military power of republics, the apology of struggle against tyranny and of heroic suicide. This s…
Vox redactoris. Truth and fantasy behind the soviet utopia
Truth and Fantasy behind the Soviet Utopia - Institutional repository of Federal State Autonomous Educational Institution of Higher Professional Education Ural Federal University named after the first President of Russia B.N.Yeltsin
The train on fire
The review is analyzing the last work of Martin Maila, a renowned scholar of Russian history. In ‘History’s Locomotives’ Malia tries to provide a complex historical analysis of the very phenomenon of revolution, from the Hussites to the Bolsheviks. He argues that the revolution is essentially European phenomenon and that the revolutionary process was moving from the Western part of the continent to the Eastern one, becoming more brutal in the les…
Vox redactoris. The Creation of Social Space in Russia
The creation of social space in Russia: from slavery to constructivism - Institutional repository of Federal State Autonomous Educational Institution of Higher Professional Education Ural Federal University named after the first President of Russia B.N.Yeltsin
Vox redactoris. Challenges of the Times and the Adaptability of Humanity
In this instalment of Quaestio Rossica, we have expanded the thematic breadth of the Scientia et vita section. Previously, our authors have written about what provoked their interest in Russian history and culture, and how this influenced their lives and careers. In the present issue, however, Sergei Zhuk (Muncie, USA) has gone a step further and presented material on his teacher Nikolai Bolkhovitinov, one of the most esteemed Russian Americanist…
Is There a Place for Democracy from Russia
The authors analyse a book on the concept of democracy by A. V. Magun, a specialist in political philosophy. In this book, the author traces the history of democracy as a key concept of the European political tradition, paying special attention to paradoxes in the Western understanding of democracy. Magun stresses the tension between the stability of liberal democracy in the modern era and the revolutionary, ‘demonic’ potential of democracy. Acco…
The Twisted Paths of Faith and Reason
Revolutionary 1917
___
Respublika mechei ili torgovaia respublika
Les auteurs analysent la représentation qui est faite de la toute puissante république de Novgorod dans les écrits historiques et politiques russes du xviiie – début du xixe siècle. Dans la tradition européenne, la république classique est une république militaire, qui s’appuie sur le modèle de la république romaine militairement puissante. En opposition, la république commerciale est considérée comme un petit État, inférieure militairement aux g…
Political Theology and the Legitimation of Catherine’s Coup of 1762
The paper analyzes the role of political theology of Russian 18th century in the legitimation ideology of Catherine II aimed at justification of the palace coup of 1762. The subject of analysis is the sermon delivered by Konstantin (Borkovskiy) in Moscow on July 10th, 1762, and dedicated to explanation of the events of the coup. The author shows that Konstantin’s sermon deploys two main systems of argumentation: providential appeal to the history…
“Advisor Literature” and Russian Political Thought in the Enlightenment
This article studies the role of the anti-Machiavellian vision of politics in the development of political thought in westernising eighteenth-century Russia. The author disputes S. Whittaker’s idea that the images of good and bad monarchs in eighteenth-century Russian “advisor literature” (rooted in the tradition of “princely mirrors”) served as a kind of political programme which the ruler was to follow (i. e. imitate good models and avoid bad o…
Apologiia politika
This article studies how the apology of the politician came about in eighteenth-century Russia. According to this apology, courtiers integrated Christian ethics with political mastery. The concept of duty developed by Christian political theology presupposed observation of moral norms pending a reward from Providence. In Modern Europe, reactions to N. Machiavelli’s ideas advocating that the state’s interest be free from Christian morality led to …
Colonial Revolution and Liberatory War
The article investigates the intellectual roots of the concept of colonial revolution, which goes back to the 2nd congress of the Communist International, examines its importance in shaping the Communist political thought and outlines its subsequent transformation in the wake of post-colonial theory. The author starts with analyzing the political ideas of Georgi Safarov—Comintern [the Communist International] theorist. He was among the most origi…
Через штиль и шторм
Damiano Revecchini and Raffaella Vassena, eds. Reading Russia: A History of Reading in Modern Russia, vol. 1. Milan: Ledizioni, 2020, 295 p. ISBN 9788855261920
Chemical Science in Sverdlovsk, 1920s–1950s
The paper presents an overview analysis of development of chemical research in the city of Sverdlovsk in 1920s–1950s. The author, relying on the theory of frontier modernization, proposes the concepts of frontier and support-point development of Soviet science. The frontier development was associated with peripherality, concentration of efforts in extractive (mining) industries, and a lack of resources for growth. The result of such frontier deve…
Factory Forecourts
This article analyses the architectural complexes of industrial forecourts that emerged in the USSR between the late 1920s and early 1940s and their cultural and symbolic role. The author evaluates the phenomenon of the pre-factory entrance area in a global context, showing that the organisation of the contact zone between the factory and the city had been used in the Russian tradition of the eighteenth – early nineteenth centuries and, more rece…
Capital Identity and Urban Development of Ekaterinburg (End of the 19th — Early 21st Century)
The paper deals with the phenomenon of Russia’s regional capitals with Ekaterinburg as an example. The concept of the capital is analyzed as a unity of three parameters: self-identification of the city as a regional center, economic growth and rise of the ‘metropolitan’ social and communal infrastructure of prosperity. The author emphasizes that the very idea of Ekaterinburg as a center of the Ural region, which emerged since the second half of t…
Coal, Oil, and Iron Ore
The article examines the formation of ideas about the industrial geography of the Urals in the work of Soviet planners, economists and administrators of the 1920—1930s. The authors demonstrate that a number of early projects of economic development from the 1920s was promoting the administrative-territorial isolation, relying mostly on the industrial core of the region that emerged before the revolution, while allowing moderate cooperation with o…
Cities of Vanadium
The paper investigates the trajectories of social and economic development of second-tier single-industry cities specializing in metallurgy of vanadium under the circumstances of post-industrial economy. In the middle of 20th century, a technology of processing titaniferous ore made it possible to use vast deposits of previously unexploited natural resources to produce steel and vanadium. The large integrated steel mills were erected in Witbank (…
Palaces of Culture in Urals in Context of Architectural Policy of USSR (1920s-1980s)
For the first time, a comprehensive analysis of the entire set of club buildings from the Soviet era in the Urals region (Sverdlovsk, Chelyabinsk, Perm, Orenburg regions, Bashkir and Udmurt ASSR) has been undertaken. The author of the article compiled a database comprising over 300 units. Information on specialized buildings of palaces of culture erected in cities and industrial settlements of the region in the 1920s-1980s was analyzed. The most …
Double Start
The article analyzes the research strategy of O. A. Esin (1904–1979), a prominent chemist and metallurgist who made a significant contribution to the development of the scientific and educational complex of the Urals. It examines the main stages of Esin’s research career and characterizes his contribution to solving specific scientific problems. The author shows that Esin’s career included a turning point — double start — when he switched from el…
“The Pearl of the Urals”
Taking the city of Miass (Chelyabinsk region) as an example, this article examines the historical aspect of the formation of the symbolic capital of Russian secondtier industrial cities. The author demonstrates that the vision of the city in the twentieth century developed along with the growth of municipal infrastructure, which in turn followed the industrial growth of the city, resulting from a certain “historical luck” of Miass. This industria…
China on the Way of Proserving Industrial Heritage
Neoclassical Architecture and Industrial Pragmatism in the Space of Nizhny Tagil, the Soviet Centre of Heavy Industry
This study examines the social role of neoclassical districts in twentieth-century industrial cities with reference to Nizhny Tagil. It considers the historical processes and factors that contributed to the specific value of central areas in Russian industrial cities during the twentieth century. The author analyses the shift in urban planning models during the rapid growth of the city, characterising the specific social role of multi-storey neoc…
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