Alexander Medvedev
Biographic Data
| ID | 6870797 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Alexander Medvedev |
| GIVEN NAMES | Alexander |
| FAMILY NAME | Medvedev |
| SIGNATURE | MEDVEDEV A |
| AFFILIATIONS | Voronezh State University |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-5160-2816 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 7 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 0 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 7 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1999 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2023 |
| H-INDEX | 0 |
Theoretical Concepts of Film Studies in Cinema Art Journal
At the beginning of the twenty-first century, the editors of Cinema Art apparently realized that the attempts to transform the magazine into a socio-political one, made at the end of the "perestroika" era and in the 1990s, had not yielded the expected dividends.As a result, the journal returned to the format of a cinematic publication.Hence the increase in the number of theoretical articles on cinema, which in the 21st century averaged eighteen a…
New Sarmatian Barrows in the Middle Khoper Basin
In 2018—2019, the Yelan archaeological expedition of the Voronezh State University excavated the barrows near Ivanovka village on the Yelan River in the Novokhopyorsky District, Voronezh Region. Sarmatian barrows had not been excavated in this area before. The barrows with the height of 0.5—5 m are situated on the slope of the headland on the right bank of the Yelan and the left bank of its tributary, the Tatarka River. Most of the barrow group h…
Ancient “Nomadology” – Knowledge of the Ancients About the Main Issues of Nomadic Studies
Introduction. Based on the study of the ancient literary tradition, the article analyzes the fundamental beliefs of the ancient Greeks and Romans about early nomads, the Scythians and the Sarmatians: origins of nomadism and nomads, their lifestyle, relations with settled neighbors, patterns of historical development of nomadic societies, etc. The interest of the Greeks and Romans in their contemporary nomads was largely explained by the fact that…
Anatoly S. Skripkin and My Generation of Sarmatologists
The article is dedicated to the 80th anniversary of Anatoly S. Skripkin, professor of the Volgograd State University. It is based on the authors personal memories about several important milestones in the biography of this eminent scientist. His great contribution to the modern Russian sarmatology is assessed
The Russian Catastrophe of 1917 and Bachtin’s ‘Great Time’ (M. Prišvin, V. Rozanov, A. Blok)
This article is devoted to the perception of the social catastrophe of 1917 in the historical and cultural perspective of ‘great time’ (M. Bachtin) represented in the texts of Michail Prišvin, Vasilij Rozanov and Aleksandr Blok. The author analyzes nonfiction and diary texts, primarily published for the first time only in the post-Soviet period – Prišvin’s Diary (1917-1920, first published in 1991) and his book Color and Cross (1917-1918, first p…
An Alan Burial from the Era of the Great Migration of Peoples on the Middle Don
The article discusses a burial in a catacomb discovered in a barrow at the village of Losevo in Pavlovsk raion, Voronezh oblast. In terms of the rite and accompanying grave goods, it is practically identical to the T-shaped catacombs of the area along the lower reaches of the Don River from the fourth century CE. The burial could have been that of an Alan who had survived a pogrom by Huns and fled northward into remote areas of the forest-steppe …
On the Question of the Origin of the Middle Don Culture of the Scythian Time
Toward the middle of the first millennium B.C., one of the most vivid Scythoid cultures of Eastern Europe evolved along the banks of the Don River [Podon'e]—the Middle Don culture of the sixth—third centuries B.C. Its bearers—the Middle Don tribes—played a distinct role in the ethnopolitical and cultural history of the forest-steppe Don region in the Scythian period. Their descendants comprised a significant portion—if not the greater part—of the…
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On the Question of the Origin of the Middle Don Culture of the Scythian Time
Toward the middle of the first millennium B.C., one of the most vivid Scythoid cultures of Eastern Europe evolved along the banks of the Don River [Podon'e]—the Middle Don culture of the sixth—third centuries B.C. Its bearers—the Middle Don tribes—played a distinct role in the ethnopolitical and cultural history of the forest-steppe Don region in the Scythian period. Their descendants comprised a significant portion—if not the greater part—of the…
An Alan Burial from the Era of the Great Migration of Peoples on the Middle Don
The article discusses a burial in a catacomb discovered in a barrow at the village of Losevo in Pavlovsk raion, Voronezh oblast. In terms of the rite and accompanying grave goods, it is practically identical to the T-shaped catacombs of the area along the lower reaches of the Don River from the fourth century CE. The burial could have been that of an Alan who had survived a pogrom by Huns and fled northward into remote areas of the forest-steppe …
The Russian Catastrophe of 1917 and Bachtin’s ‘Great Time’ (M. Prišvin, V. Rozanov, A. Blok)
This article is devoted to the perception of the social catastrophe of 1917 in the historical and cultural perspective of ‘great time’ (M. Bachtin) represented in the texts of Michail Prišvin, Vasilij Rozanov and Aleksandr Blok. The author analyzes nonfiction and diary texts, primarily published for the first time only in the post-Soviet period – Prišvin’s Diary (1917-1920, first published in 1991) and his book Color and Cross (1917-1918, first p…
New Sarmatian Barrows in the Middle Khoper Basin
In 2018—2019, the Yelan archaeological expedition of the Voronezh State University excavated the barrows near Ivanovka village on the Yelan River in the Novokhopyorsky District, Voronezh Region. Sarmatian barrows had not been excavated in this area before. The barrows with the height of 0.5—5 m are situated on the slope of the headland on the right bank of the Yelan and the left bank of its tributary, the Tatarka River. Most of the barrow group h…
Ancient “Nomadology” – Knowledge of the Ancients About the Main Issues of Nomadic Studies
Introduction. Based on the study of the ancient literary tradition, the article analyzes the fundamental beliefs of the ancient Greeks and Romans about early nomads, the Scythians and the Sarmatians: origins of nomadism and nomads, their lifestyle, relations with settled neighbors, patterns of historical development of nomadic societies, etc. The interest of the Greeks and Romans in their contemporary nomads was largely explained by the fact that…
Anatoly S. Skripkin and My Generation of Sarmatologists
The article is dedicated to the 80th anniversary of Anatoly S. Skripkin, professor of the Volgograd State University. It is based on the authors personal memories about several important milestones in the biography of this eminent scientist. His great contribution to the modern Russian sarmatology is assessed
Theoretical Concepts of Film Studies in Cinema Art Journal
At the beginning of the twenty-first century, the editors of Cinema Art apparently realized that the attempts to transform the magazine into a socio-political one, made at the end of the "perestroika" era and in the 1990s, had not yielded the expected dividends.As a result, the journal returned to the format of a cinematic publication.Hence the increase in the number of theoretical articles on cinema, which in the 21st century averaged eighteen a…
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