V Zhuravleva
Biographic Data
| ID | 6888609 |
|---|---|
| NAME | V Zhuravleva |
| GIVEN NAMES | V |
| FAMILY NAME | Zhuravleva |
| SIGNATURE | ZHURAVLEVA V |
| AFFILIATIONS | Russian State University for the Humanities |
| ORCID | 0000-0003-1911-625X |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 17 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 0 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 17 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2015 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2025 |
| H-INDEX | 0 |
The Nuclear Threat in Representations of Soviet and American Cartoonists During the Cold War
This article contributes to the study of Atomic age culture, which has not yet to form a distinct field within Russian historiography. Adopting a constructivist approach, the author explores the role of the nuclear threat in shaping Soviet and American identities during the Cold War. Drawing on the works of prominent Soviet and U. S. cartoonists, the study employs discourse analysis to identify the repertoire of meanings within the visual “nuclea…
American and Soviet Political Cartoons in the Cold War
This article aims to devise a methodology for studying the significance of visual images in political cartoons during the Cold War. Rather than analyze U.S. and Soviet mutual representations of political cartoonists in and of themselves, it constructs theoretical and methodological frameworks that can be used in studying “the Cold War of images” between the two superpowers through the lens of cartoons. The article demonstrates that political cart…
Liberalism versus Communism
The article aims to research the role American political cartoons played in the US — USSR Cold war confrontation. The study focuses on cartoons as a mass source whose genre made for prompt and large-scale effect on the audience. The investigation draws on well-known cartoonists’ works published in national and regional media outlets that actively engaged in visualizing the liberal universalist discourse. Additionally, the cartoonists’ works repre…
The Cold War of Images in Political Cartoons
During the Cold War, political cartoons played a powerful role in the propaganda rivalry between the United States and the Soviet Union. As an art form, political cartoons allowed to employ various techniques to portray the other side as the enemy. This article utilizes the constructivist approach to examine U.S.-Soviet relations via comparative analyzing of American and Soviet political cartoons as a specific primary source. The author demonstra…
The Study of the History of US-Russia Relations in the 21st Century on Both Sides of the Atlantic
The article is devoted to the contemporary trends in studying the history of Russian-American relations from the 18th century until today. The author focuses her attention on the key books within this scholarly field as well as on a variety of genres and methodological frames represented in the U.S. and Russian historiographies in the 21st century. She also discusses prospects in studying and teaching the historical past of the bilateral relation…
Krokodil against Uncle Sam
The main focus of this article is political cartoons from Krokodil — the Soviet flagship satirical magazine. The author uses social constructivism as a lens to analyze U.S.-Soviet relations through political cartoons which serve as a peculiar, but valuable primary source. The article focuses primarily on the works of prominent Soviet artists, i.e., the Kukryniksy, Boris Efimov, Yury Ganf, Boris Leo, Ivan Semyonov, Vitaly Goryaev, and Mark Abramov…
Migrations of the population of Zlatoust in the 1920—1930s
В статье на основе опубликованных документов и архивов рассматривается миграционное движение населения Златоуста в 1920—1930-е гг. Город представляет интерес тем, что в период промышленной модернизации в нем осуществлялось не новое промышленное строительство, как в крупных городах Урала, а проводилась реконструкция промышленного производства. В условиях сокращения естественного прироста населения миграции стали играть ведущую роль в формировании …
Popu lation of Zlatous t in the years of the Great Patriotic war
In the article for the first time in the Ural historiography based on published documents and archives analyzes the population of Zlatoust in 1941—1945, who was made a worthy contribution to the Victory. Was noted significant growth his. The main source of replenishment of the inhabitants of Zlatoust was migration, which during the war years exceeded the natural population growth, with the exception of 1942. Evacuated from areas undergoing tempor…
World War I, the Collapse of Empires, and the Post-War Settlement of the World in Academic Representations. Introduction
The journal’s topical issue includes articles by the participants of the international academic conference that took place at the Russian State University of the Humanities in March 2018. The authors focus on discussing the issues of wars and revolutions as the context for the destruction of continental empires, of continuity and disruptions within imperial spaces, of the relationship between national and imperial identities as well as the export…
Russia and the world
Image of Russian Revolution in American Radical Discourse
The Russian revolution of 1905—1907 and the both revolutions of 1917 turned the dilemma of Russian progress into the subject of American socio-political discourse and became the culmination of the Americans’ first and second crusades for the creation of a democratic Russia. The “demonic” and the “romantic” (both liberal and radical) images of Russia’s revolution integrated into the national identity discourse. Americans “invented” these “mental i…
International Academic Dialogue about History and Lessons of the Cold War
Russia and the World
Russia and the World
Russia as the Other in the 2016 Presidential Election in the United States
Russia and the World
Russia and the World
This forecast examines the major trends in Russia's relations with the world and in the Russian view of the world in 2016. The forecast looks firstly at Russia's role in the world in the context of the extant and emergent state of geopolitics. In a confused international environment, caught between the multiple, discordant and disorderly games of checkers of the present and the emerging design of a new grand chessboard for international relations…
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Russia and the World
This forecast examines the major trends in Russia's relations with the world and in the Russian view of the world in 2016. The forecast looks firstly at Russia's role in the world in the context of the extant and emergent state of geopolitics. In a confused international environment, caught between the multiple, discordant and disorderly games of checkers of the present and the emerging design of a new grand chessboard for international relations…
Russia and the World
Russia and the World
Russia as the Other in the 2016 Presidential Election in the United States
International Academic Dialogue about History and Lessons of the Cold War
Russia and the World
Migrations of the population of Zlatoust in the 1920—1930s
В статье на основе опубликованных документов и архивов рассматривается миграционное движение населения Златоуста в 1920—1930-е гг. Город представляет интерес тем, что в период промышленной модернизации в нем осуществлялось не новое промышленное строительство, как в крупных городах Урала, а проводилась реконструкция промышленного производства. В условиях сокращения естественного прироста населения миграции стали играть ведущую роль в формировании …
Popu lation of Zlatous t in the years of the Great Patriotic war
In the article for the first time in the Ural historiography based on published documents and archives analyzes the population of Zlatoust in 1941—1945, who was made a worthy contribution to the Victory. Was noted significant growth his. The main source of replenishment of the inhabitants of Zlatoust was migration, which during the war years exceeded the natural population growth, with the exception of 1942. Evacuated from areas undergoing tempor…
World War I, the Collapse of Empires, and the Post-War Settlement of the World in Academic Representations. Introduction
The journal’s topical issue includes articles by the participants of the international academic conference that took place at the Russian State University of the Humanities in March 2018. The authors focus on discussing the issues of wars and revolutions as the context for the destruction of continental empires, of continuity and disruptions within imperial spaces, of the relationship between national and imperial identities as well as the export…
Russia and the world
Image of Russian Revolution in American Radical Discourse
The Russian revolution of 1905—1907 and the both revolutions of 1917 turned the dilemma of Russian progress into the subject of American socio-political discourse and became the culmination of the Americans’ first and second crusades for the creation of a democratic Russia. The “demonic” and the “romantic” (both liberal and radical) images of Russia’s revolution integrated into the national identity discourse. Americans “invented” these “mental i…
The Study of the History of US-Russia Relations in the 21st Century on Both Sides of the Atlantic
The article is devoted to the contemporary trends in studying the history of Russian-American relations from the 18th century until today. The author focuses her attention on the key books within this scholarly field as well as on a variety of genres and methodological frames represented in the U.S. and Russian historiographies in the 21st century. She also discusses prospects in studying and teaching the historical past of the bilateral relation…
Krokodil against Uncle Sam
The main focus of this article is political cartoons from Krokodil — the Soviet flagship satirical magazine. The author uses social constructivism as a lens to analyze U.S.-Soviet relations through political cartoons which serve as a peculiar, but valuable primary source. The article focuses primarily on the works of prominent Soviet artists, i.e., the Kukryniksy, Boris Efimov, Yury Ganf, Boris Leo, Ivan Semyonov, Vitaly Goryaev, and Mark Abramov…
The Cold War of Images in Political Cartoons
During the Cold War, political cartoons played a powerful role in the propaganda rivalry between the United States and the Soviet Union. As an art form, political cartoons allowed to employ various techniques to portray the other side as the enemy. This article utilizes the constructivist approach to examine U.S.-Soviet relations via comparative analyzing of American and Soviet political cartoons as a specific primary source. The author demonstra…
American and Soviet Political Cartoons in the Cold War
This article aims to devise a methodology for studying the significance of visual images in political cartoons during the Cold War. Rather than analyze U.S. and Soviet mutual representations of political cartoonists in and of themselves, it constructs theoretical and methodological frameworks that can be used in studying “the Cold War of images” between the two superpowers through the lens of cartoons. The article demonstrates that political cart…
Liberalism versus Communism
The article aims to research the role American political cartoons played in the US — USSR Cold war confrontation. The study focuses on cartoons as a mass source whose genre made for prompt and large-scale effect on the audience. The investigation draws on well-known cartoonists’ works published in national and regional media outlets that actively engaged in visualizing the liberal universalist discourse. Additionally, the cartoonists’ works repre…
The Nuclear Threat in Representations of Soviet and American Cartoonists During the Cold War
This article contributes to the study of Atomic age culture, which has not yet to form a distinct field within Russian historiography. Adopting a constructivist approach, the author explores the role of the nuclear threat in shaping Soviet and American identities during the Cold War. Drawing on the works of prominent Soviet and U. S. cartoonists, the study employs discourse analysis to identify the repertoire of meanings within the visual “nuclea…
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