Yury Vin
Biographic Data
| ID | 6888845 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Yury Vin |
| GIVEN NAMES | Yury |
| FAMILY NAME | Vin |
| SIGNATURE | VIN Y |
| AFFILIATIONS | Institute of World History |
| ORCID | 0000-0001-9904-4123 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 8 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 0 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 8 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2017 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2025 |
| H-INDEX | 0 |
The Reception and Greek Transliterations of the Borrowed Concepts and Terms in the Scholia to the “Basilicorum Libri LX”
The studying receptions and transliterations of the concepts and terms at the “Libri Basilici” and Scholia to them suits perfectly to the scientific interests of V. N. Beneshevich. This study is based on the innovative methods of the informative and analytical approach to Byzantine law. The systematization and classification of receptions and transliterations are primarily conditioned by the principles of part-speech attribution and semantic iden…
Actes De Vatopédi. No. 43. The Network Analysis
In recent decades, world science has been overwhelmed by a wave of appeals from modern scientists to the concept of “network.” It finds application in Byzantine studies. The main function of network analysis is recognized as visualization – the presentation of its results in graphical form. The network analysis of the Vatopedi act no. 43 is justified by a collection of 23 records on the purchase of land plots by the Vatopedi monastery at the begi…
The Concept “Improvement” (“βελτίωσις” – “βελτίωμα”) of Byzantine Documents
The most important sources for studying “improvements” throughout the Byzantine Middle Ages remain acts and documents. In them, ideas about “improvement,” no matter how they were expressed, were given a special, comprehensive significance. The terminological meaning of “improvements” in agriculture is predetermined by the cultivation of the soil and conscientious care of plantings. The main object of any improvements was clearly identified as the…
The Old Age is Not Joy
The representations about old age, displayed in Byzantine acts, are revealed in a slightly defined form. However, this problem constantly attracts the attention of Byzantinists. The fundamental interest is adverted to status of the so-called “elders”. Their position is studied in the inextricable connection between age, ethical and social motives of social activity and involvement of the “elders” in the government system, especially rural self-go…
The Concept “Res Publica” and Its Reception in Byzantine Law
The problem of reception of the concept “res publica” is complex and multifaceted. It has been thoroughly studied in relation to the period of the Middle Ages. The task of the author is to demonstrate, that the possibilities of applying the information approach in the field of cognitive surveying to reveal the content of receptions and Latin-Greek transliterations of the concept “res publica” with the help of the Expert System “Byzantine Law and …
Fortified Villages of Mediaeval Byzantium
The search for a model rural settlement – “village” is the common position in interpretation of the problem on the “fortified villages” of Mediaeval Byzantium. On the one hand, the multiformity of the settlement’s types in the Byzantine Middle Ages is conditioned by climatic and local natural specificities. On the other hand, the patterns of rural settlement are predetermined by the social and economic structure and development of all the other s…
Reception of Concepts and Terms of Byzantine Law by Mediaeval South Slavs and Russian State
The methodological aspects and main trends of the studying of borrowing concepts and terms in the Mediaeval Slavonic and Russian law are examined, starting from recognition of problem of reception, id est learning, assimilation and adoption of elements of foreigner culture, as all-embracing problem of modern Humanities. The centre of attention puts on the reception of concepts and terms of Byzantine law in Mediaeval Slavonians and Raussian State …
Law Requires Order
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Law Requires Order
Reception of Concepts and Terms of Byzantine Law by Mediaeval South Slavs and Russian State
The methodological aspects and main trends of the studying of borrowing concepts and terms in the Mediaeval Slavonic and Russian law are examined, starting from recognition of problem of reception, id est learning, assimilation and adoption of elements of foreigner culture, as all-embracing problem of modern Humanities. The centre of attention puts on the reception of concepts and terms of Byzantine law in Mediaeval Slavonians and Raussian State …
Fortified Villages of Mediaeval Byzantium
The search for a model rural settlement – “village” is the common position in interpretation of the problem on the “fortified villages” of Mediaeval Byzantium. On the one hand, the multiformity of the settlement’s types in the Byzantine Middle Ages is conditioned by climatic and local natural specificities. On the other hand, the patterns of rural settlement are predetermined by the social and economic structure and development of all the other s…
The Concept “Res Publica” and Its Reception in Byzantine Law
The problem of reception of the concept “res publica” is complex and multifaceted. It has been thoroughly studied in relation to the period of the Middle Ages. The task of the author is to demonstrate, that the possibilities of applying the information approach in the field of cognitive surveying to reveal the content of receptions and Latin-Greek transliterations of the concept “res publica” with the help of the Expert System “Byzantine Law and …
The Old Age is Not Joy
The representations about old age, displayed in Byzantine acts, are revealed in a slightly defined form. However, this problem constantly attracts the attention of Byzantinists. The fundamental interest is adverted to status of the so-called “elders”. Their position is studied in the inextricable connection between age, ethical and social motives of social activity and involvement of the “elders” in the government system, especially rural self-go…
The Concept “Improvement” (“βελτίωσις” – “βελτίωμα”) of Byzantine Documents
The most important sources for studying “improvements” throughout the Byzantine Middle Ages remain acts and documents. In them, ideas about “improvement,” no matter how they were expressed, were given a special, comprehensive significance. The terminological meaning of “improvements” in agriculture is predetermined by the cultivation of the soil and conscientious care of plantings. The main object of any improvements was clearly identified as the…
The Reception and Greek Transliterations of the Borrowed Concepts and Terms in the Scholia to the “Basilicorum Libri LX”
The studying receptions and transliterations of the concepts and terms at the “Libri Basilici” and Scholia to them suits perfectly to the scientific interests of V. N. Beneshevich. This study is based on the innovative methods of the informative and analytical approach to Byzantine law. The systematization and classification of receptions and transliterations are primarily conditioned by the principles of part-speech attribution and semantic iden…
Actes De Vatopédi. No. 43. The Network Analysis
In recent decades, world science has been overwhelmed by a wave of appeals from modern scientists to the concept of “network.” It finds application in Byzantine studies. The main function of network analysis is recognized as visualization – the presentation of its results in graphical form. The network analysis of the Vatopedi act no. 43 is justified by a collection of 23 records on the purchase of land plots by the Vatopedi monastery at the begi…
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