Anna Sosnovskaya
Biographic Data
| ID | 6707233 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Anna Sosnovskaya |
| GIVEN NAMES | Anna |
| FAMILY NAME | Sosnovskaya |
| SIGNATURE | SOSNOVSKAYA A |
| AFFILIATIONS | North-West Institute of Management |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-9736-0912 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 8 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 2 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 8 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2009 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
From Enframing to Burnout and Back Again
The Quadruple Interface and the Interiorization of Cultural Identity (Using the Virtual Hermitage as an Example)
Virtual museology has recently become a necessary part of cultural identification within the city: digital access to urban services is reciprocated by the virtual representation of the museum. This representation is active: it determines not only the modes of encounter with heritage, but also the very possibility of representing heritage, of its being articulated in a phenomenological sense. The article argues that the virtual museum cannot be un…
Sensing Change
Dominant sociological theories of social change, from modernization to institutional analysis, primarily address cognitive, economic, and structural factors, often overlooking the bodily, sensory dimension of transformation. This creates a conceptual gap in understanding how macro-social shifts permeate the level of personhood and vice versa. This article proposes to bridge this gap by developing a comprehensive conceptual framework based on sens…
The Dialogue of Absence and the Phenomenon of the Medium
This article analyzes the phenomenon of identity in the work of the Leningrad artist Igor Mayorov (1946–1991). Moving beyond the traditional art historical comparison “Petersburg Zverev”, the author proposes to overcome biographism and the search for direct influences by synthesizing Jacques Derrida's concept of différance, Pierre Bourdieu's field theory, and Peter Berger and Thomas Luckmann's social construction of reality. The paper argues that…
Urban Park Culture
The article is the first to comprehensively analyze the social, discursive, ideological, and compositional features of an urban park in a dormitory district of St. Petersburg, taking into account the actor-network theory. Chronological transformations of the Internationalist Park show the dynamics of culture and history of the neighborhood, and implicit values of different actors, including non-humans, reveal networks, practices and narratives th…
Constructing Group Identity within the Framework of Actor-Network Theory
The construction of group identity is examined on the example of analyzing interviews about the activities of the group “World Club of Petersburgers” in the optics of actor-network theory (NT). Language shapes group identity through the individual utterances, actions and practices of actors. The group is seen as an actor with a unique network of relationships. The study connects linguistics and NT's criteria for constructing groups, showing how l…
Value and Goal-Oriented Dispositives of the Discourse of Cultural Heritage in the Theory of Political Communication
Studies of recent years have shown a weakening of the urban identity of the youth of St. Petersburg, a lack of interest in the preservation of cultural heritage. The purpose of the study is to deconstruct discourses and identify the value-oriented and goal-oriented components of dispositives that allow understanding the drives of communication in social networks and adjusting the policy of urban identity. The article applies the actor-network the…
Representations of otherness in Russian newspapers
This article examines the coverage of migration topics in a selection of Russian newspapers with nationwide circulations in the first six months of 2005 and tries to answer to the question: how does the Russian national press represent people and features which are significantly different from so-called Russian character and national identity? The analysis is based on three main themes: immigration, the national project, and Russians abroad. The …
Representations of otherness in Russian newspapers
This article examines the coverage of migration topics in a selection of Russian newspapers with nationwide circulations in the first six months of 2005 and tries to answer to the question: how does the Russian national press represent people and features which are significantly different from so-called Russian character and national identity? The analysis is based on three main themes: immigration, the national project, and Russians abroad. The …
Representations of otherness in Russian newspapers
This article examines the coverage of migration topics in a selection of Russian newspapers with nationwide circulations in the first six months of 2005 and tries to answer to the question: how does the Russian national press represent people and features which are significantly different from so-called Russian character and national identity? The analysis is based on three main themes: immigration, the national project, and Russians abroad. The …
Value and Goal-Oriented Dispositives of the Discourse of Cultural Heritage in the Theory of Political Communication
Studies of recent years have shown a weakening of the urban identity of the youth of St. Petersburg, a lack of interest in the preservation of cultural heritage. The purpose of the study is to deconstruct discourses and identify the value-oriented and goal-oriented components of dispositives that allow understanding the drives of communication in social networks and adjusting the policy of urban identity. The article applies the actor-network the…
Urban Park Culture
The article is the first to comprehensively analyze the social, discursive, ideological, and compositional features of an urban park in a dormitory district of St. Petersburg, taking into account the actor-network theory. Chronological transformations of the Internationalist Park show the dynamics of culture and history of the neighborhood, and implicit values of different actors, including non-humans, reveal networks, practices and narratives th…
Constructing Group Identity within the Framework of Actor-Network Theory
The construction of group identity is examined on the example of analyzing interviews about the activities of the group “World Club of Petersburgers” in the optics of actor-network theory (NT). Language shapes group identity through the individual utterances, actions and practices of actors. The group is seen as an actor with a unique network of relationships. The study connects linguistics and NT's criteria for constructing groups, showing how l…
From Enframing to Burnout and Back Again
The Quadruple Interface and the Interiorization of Cultural Identity (Using the Virtual Hermitage as an Example)
Virtual museology has recently become a necessary part of cultural identification within the city: digital access to urban services is reciprocated by the virtual representation of the museum. This representation is active: it determines not only the modes of encounter with heritage, but also the very possibility of representing heritage, of its being articulated in a phenomenological sense. The article argues that the virtual museum cannot be un…
Sensing Change
Dominant sociological theories of social change, from modernization to institutional analysis, primarily address cognitive, economic, and structural factors, often overlooking the bodily, sensory dimension of transformation. This creates a conceptual gap in understanding how macro-social shifts permeate the level of personhood and vice versa. This article proposes to bridge this gap by developing a comprehensive conceptual framework based on sens…
The Dialogue of Absence and the Phenomenon of the Medium
This article analyzes the phenomenon of identity in the work of the Leningrad artist Igor Mayorov (1946–1991). Moving beyond the traditional art historical comparison “Petersburg Zverev”, the author proposes to overcome biographism and the search for direct influences by synthesizing Jacques Derrida's concept of différance, Pierre Bourdieu's field theory, and Peter Berger and Thomas Luckmann's social construction of reality. The paper argues that…
Political science (4 works) · Sociology (4 works) · Sociopolitical Dynamics in Russia (4 works) · Actor–network theory (3 works) · Aesthetics (3 works) · Art (3 works) · Law (3 works) · Politics (3 works) · Computer Science (2 works) · Cultural heritage (2 works)