Ivan Davydov
Biographic Data
| ID | 6889061 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Ivan Davydov |
| GIVEN NAMES | Ivan |
| FAMILY NAME | Davydov |
| SIGNATURE | DAVYDOV I |
| AFFILIATIONS | Moscow State University |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 7 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 0 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 7 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2014 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2025 |
| H-INDEX | 0 |
Identity Markers in the Paraliturgical Hymnography of Novgorod and Pskov Saints
This article examines the Orthodox akathist dedicated to Russian saints — primarily those of Novgorod and Pskov — as a genre of paraliturgical hymnography. The focus is on the laudatory hymns (laudationes) contained in the chairetisms of these akathists, which construct an axiological hierarchy of religious merits preserved in ecclesiastical memory and transmitted to the faithful during worship as models of spiritual emulation. Given the vast cor…
The Role of “Cultural Turns” in the Study of the History of Religion and Church History
The relevance of this study is grounded in the need to regularly revise and update the methodological tools of the humanities, including those of history. The object of the philosophical and methodological analysis undertaken by the author is the so-called “cultural” turns in the humanities of the twentieth and early twenty-first centuries. The object of the philosophical and methodological analysis undertaken by the author is the so-called “cult…
Treatise on the Veneration of Images by Jonas of Orléans and the Phenomenon of Carolingian Iconoclasm
The subject of the study is the treatise of Jonas of Orléans “On the Veneration of Images” (mid-ninth century). It allows one to conclude in particular that Carolingian theological thought on the subject of the veneration of icons was developing in its own right in the direction of moderate iconoclasm. The aim of this study — to examine the phenomenon of the Carolingian iconoclastic polemics in the context of the local political and cultural situ…
How is the History of the Church Possible? («Church History» as an Independent Discipline in the Light of Epistemology)
The article discusses the similarities and differences between the epistemes and paradigms of academic knowledge from the standpoint of the philosophy of science of Thomas Kuhn, Gaston Bachelard, Imre Lakatos, Michel Foucault, Giorgio Agamben. According to the views of T. Kuhn and his followers, if the paradigm is characterized by normativism, methodological systematicity, regularity, and some other signs of positive knowledge, then the episteme …
The “Body Politic” as a Category of Political Theology
The article examines the concept of the “body politic”, the hypothesis of its origin and development, as well as the concepts of its application in historical, legal, philosophical, religious, and political discourses based on the tradition of Western political theology. The methodology used by the authors is the descriptive approach of the history of concepts. The study aims to explicate the meanings of the concept of “body politic” in the histo…
Initial Sense of the Term “Protestantism”
The aim of the authors is the historical and philosophical verification of the Barthesian methodological technique of extrapolation of linguistic methods of analysis on the subject area of the philosophy and history of religion. The main task is to validate the possibility of using Barthesian semiology in the fields the history of religion and religious studies on the basis of the material coming from the field of Anglican and Protestant theology…
Culpabilisation as a religious function
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Culpabilisation as a religious function
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Initial Sense of the Term “Protestantism”
The aim of the authors is the historical and philosophical verification of the Barthesian methodological technique of extrapolation of linguistic methods of analysis on the subject area of the philosophy and history of religion. The main task is to validate the possibility of using Barthesian semiology in the fields the history of religion and religious studies on the basis of the material coming from the field of Anglican and Protestant theology…
How is the History of the Church Possible? («Church History» as an Independent Discipline in the Light of Epistemology)
The article discusses the similarities and differences between the epistemes and paradigms of academic knowledge from the standpoint of the philosophy of science of Thomas Kuhn, Gaston Bachelard, Imre Lakatos, Michel Foucault, Giorgio Agamben. According to the views of T. Kuhn and his followers, if the paradigm is characterized by normativism, methodological systematicity, regularity, and some other signs of positive knowledge, then the episteme …
The “Body Politic” as a Category of Political Theology
The article examines the concept of the “body politic”, the hypothesis of its origin and development, as well as the concepts of its application in historical, legal, philosophical, religious, and political discourses based on the tradition of Western political theology. The methodology used by the authors is the descriptive approach of the history of concepts. The study aims to explicate the meanings of the concept of “body politic” in the histo…
Treatise on the Veneration of Images by Jonas of Orléans and the Phenomenon of Carolingian Iconoclasm
The subject of the study is the treatise of Jonas of Orléans “On the Veneration of Images” (mid-ninth century). It allows one to conclude in particular that Carolingian theological thought on the subject of the veneration of icons was developing in its own right in the direction of moderate iconoclasm. The aim of this study — to examine the phenomenon of the Carolingian iconoclastic polemics in the context of the local political and cultural situ…
The Role of “Cultural Turns” in the Study of the History of Religion and Church History
The relevance of this study is grounded in the need to regularly revise and update the methodological tools of the humanities, including those of history. The object of the philosophical and methodological analysis undertaken by the author is the so-called “cultural” turns in the humanities of the twentieth and early twenty-first centuries. The object of the philosophical and methodological analysis undertaken by the author is the so-called “cult…
Identity Markers in the Paraliturgical Hymnography of Novgorod and Pskov Saints
This article examines the Orthodox akathist dedicated to Russian saints — primarily those of Novgorod and Pskov — as a genre of paraliturgical hymnography. The focus is on the laudatory hymns (laudationes) contained in the chairetisms of these akathists, which construct an axiological hierarchy of religious merits preserved in ecclesiastical memory and transmitted to the faithful during worship as models of spiritual emulation. Given the vast cor…
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