Nadezhda Kowalenko
Biographic Data
| ID | 6888951 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Nadezhda Kowalenko |
| GIVEN NAMES | Nadezhda |
| FAMILY NAME | Kowalenko |
| SIGNATURE | KOWALENKO N |
| AFFILIATIONS | State Academic University of Humanities |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 8 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 0 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 8 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2017 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 0 |
Nikolay Bukharin
In our previous article, we analyzed an excerpt from N. I. Bukharin’s work “How Not to Write the History of the October Revolution”, which was written in 1924 in a heated debate with L. D. Trotsky and the Left Opposition. The excerpt provided a historical overview of the activities of the Central Committee of the Party, its Moscow and Petrograd committees, and Trotsky’s accusations of the party leadership’s retreat from the revolutionary movement…
N. I. Bukharin’s “Iron Cohort of the Revolution”
The article discusses the work of the famous Bolshevik ideologist of the 1920s N. I. Bukharin “The Iron Cohort of the Revolution”, written for the 5th anniversary of the October Revolution and a response to the recent discussion within the party with the Workers’ Opposition. The purpose of the work was to respond to the accusations against the party leadership, including from the Workers’ Opposition, to its demands for a revision of the principle…
The Ideological Legacy of Nikolai Bukharin in Russian and Foreign Historiography
The article is a brief overview of domestic and foreign works of various subjects and formats, the subject of attention in which were the ideas and works of N. I. Bukharin, a major philosopher, publicist, Soviet statesman, in various fields - in economics, party and state building, in Marxist theory, culture and art. The article examines works ranging from the earliest, created during Bukharin's lifetime, by his associates and opponents from amon…
Bukharin's Response to the “Lessons of October” as a Reflection of Views in the Internal Party Discussion (1920s)
The article discusses the work of N. I. Bukharin “How not to write the history of October”. The work is a response to L. D. Trotsky’s famous work “Lessons of October” and contains Bukharin’s retrospective view of one of the most important episodes in the history of the party — the October armed uprising. The text of the work, it seems, helps to understand Bukharin’s positions in the intra-party discussion with Trotsky and the left opposition led …
Manuals for Archive Studies for Students-Historians
The paper contains an overview of manuals for undergraduate students (of baccalaureate) of historical faculties dedicated to archives and archival studies published in Russia in the 2000s and the 2010s. The author underlines the advantages of each manual, as well as possible perspectives of creating a new manual, more appropriate for those students who do not specialize in archival work proper, but, as historians, must be familiar with the archiv…
Articles by Nikolay Bukharin on the Proletcult as a Source for His Views on the Cultural Policy of the Soviet State
The author analyzes newspaper articles by Nikolay Bukharin, the famous Marxist philosopher and the Bolshevik party ideologist of the 1920th, as a source on his views concerning the culture in the post-revolutionary period. These articles reflect Bukharin’s perception of Bogdanov’s idea of ‘proletarian culture’ and, on the other hand, Bukharin's views of the ways of ‘cultural construction’ in the Soviet State. The author comes to a conclusion that…
On the Historiography of the Discussion between the Right and the Left in the CPSU(b) in the 1920s
The Struggle Inside the CPSU(b) in the 1920s (a Brief Overview of the Russian Historiography)
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The Struggle Inside the CPSU(b) in the 1920s (a Brief Overview of the Russian Historiography)
On the Historiography of the Discussion between the Right and the Left in the CPSU(b) in the 1920s
Manuals for Archive Studies for Students-Historians
The paper contains an overview of manuals for undergraduate students (of baccalaureate) of historical faculties dedicated to archives and archival studies published in Russia in the 2000s and the 2010s. The author underlines the advantages of each manual, as well as possible perspectives of creating a new manual, more appropriate for those students who do not specialize in archival work proper, but, as historians, must be familiar with the archiv…
Articles by Nikolay Bukharin on the Proletcult as a Source for His Views on the Cultural Policy of the Soviet State
The author analyzes newspaper articles by Nikolay Bukharin, the famous Marxist philosopher and the Bolshevik party ideologist of the 1920th, as a source on his views concerning the culture in the post-revolutionary period. These articles reflect Bukharin’s perception of Bogdanov’s idea of ‘proletarian culture’ and, on the other hand, Bukharin's views of the ways of ‘cultural construction’ in the Soviet State. The author comes to a conclusion that…
Bukharin's Response to the “Lessons of October” as a Reflection of Views in the Internal Party Discussion (1920s)
The article discusses the work of N. I. Bukharin “How not to write the history of October”. The work is a response to L. D. Trotsky’s famous work “Lessons of October” and contains Bukharin’s retrospective view of one of the most important episodes in the history of the party — the October armed uprising. The text of the work, it seems, helps to understand Bukharin’s positions in the intra-party discussion with Trotsky and the left opposition led …
The Ideological Legacy of Nikolai Bukharin in Russian and Foreign Historiography
The article is a brief overview of domestic and foreign works of various subjects and formats, the subject of attention in which were the ideas and works of N. I. Bukharin, a major philosopher, publicist, Soviet statesman, in various fields - in economics, party and state building, in Marxist theory, culture and art. The article examines works ranging from the earliest, created during Bukharin's lifetime, by his associates and opponents from amon…
N. I. Bukharin’s “Iron Cohort of the Revolution”
The article discusses the work of the famous Bolshevik ideologist of the 1920s N. I. Bukharin “The Iron Cohort of the Revolution”, written for the 5th anniversary of the October Revolution and a response to the recent discussion within the party with the Workers’ Opposition. The purpose of the work was to respond to the accusations against the party leadership, including from the Workers’ Opposition, to its demands for a revision of the principle…
Nikolay Bukharin
In our previous article, we analyzed an excerpt from N. I. Bukharin’s work “How Not to Write the History of the October Revolution”, which was written in 1924 in a heated debate with L. D. Trotsky and the Left Opposition. The excerpt provided a historical overview of the activities of the Central Committee of the Party, its Moscow and Petrograd committees, and Trotsky’s accusations of the party leadership’s retreat from the revolutionary movement…
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