A Yu Konev
Biographic Data
| ID | 805852 |
|---|---|
| NAME | A Yu Konev |
| GIVEN NAMES | A Yu |
| FAMILY NAME | Konev |
| SIGNATURE | KONEV A Y |
| AFFILIATIONS | Siberian Scientific Research Institute of Oil Industry |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-9844-9599 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 7 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 0 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 7 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2018 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 0 |
Tarkhansky Spas
The article examines a notable historical narrative — the veneration of the icon of the Not-Made-by-Hands Savior — which emerged in the early period of Western Siberia’s exploration, concurrent with the establishment and defence of the border fortification. It is argued that the plotline of the legend concerning the appearance of the icon encapsulates the interpretation of the interaction between Russians and Tatars, who faced the nomadic groups …
A Little-Known Edible Plant, Siberian Ostyaks, and Officials
The economy of the population of the Surgut Ob basin in the beginning of the 19th century through the eyes of a private zemsky commissar
A previously unpublished document is presented, containing information about the subsistence activities of the inhabitants of the Middle Ob River basin, which was prepared in 1805 by a Surgut private commissar. The document was intended for the completion of a gubernatorial report to the Minister of Internal Affairs. It is interes-ting as one of the early experiences of characterising economic activities of the Russian and indigenous popula-tions…
An unknown early 19th c. historical source on the subsistence activities of the population of the Lower Irtysh River basin
This paper reports on a previously unpublished document — a survey of the traditional subsistence activities of the popu-lation of the Lower Irtysh River basin and the adjacent part of the Ob River (Denshchikov Commissariat of the Tobolsk Gover-norate, Russia), prepared in 1805 by a local official, D.S. Kochetovsky. The survey contains detailed information on fishing, hunting, and gathering practices of the Russian and Ugric populations, and it w…
“To Say the Sovereign’s Awarding…”
The article analyzes the problem of the origin of specific communicative practices that existed on the territory of Siberia in the late 16 th – 17 th centuries and the so-called “granted word”. This practice was as follows: on behalf of the tsar the authorized person (voivode) communicated with a “direct proclamation” to his subjects. The paper concludes by arguing that the “granted word” goes back to the earlier forms of sovereign “awards”, whic…
Aliens’ Discourse in the Vocabulary of Authority and Science during the Period of Revolution and Socialist Transformations in Siberia (1917–1930s)
The evolution of terminology for describing Siberian ethnicities in Soviet Russia and the USSR, and Russian Empire has recently become the subject of research interest for historians. Studying this subject is important for understanding the features of socialist construction in so-called national outskirts. This article focuses on the term “inorodtsy” (aliens). Analysis of sources showed that the language for describing the autochthonous populati…
The Gift in the Policy and Practice of Siberian Non-Orthodox People Christianisation (Based on Materials for Western Siberia in the Late 16th - 18th Century)
( XVI -XVIII
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The Gift in the Policy and Practice of Siberian Non-Orthodox People Christianisation (Based on Materials for Western Siberia in the Late 16th - 18th Century)
( XVI -XVIII
Aliens’ Discourse in the Vocabulary of Authority and Science during the Period of Revolution and Socialist Transformations in Siberia (1917–1930s)
The evolution of terminology for describing Siberian ethnicities in Soviet Russia and the USSR, and Russian Empire has recently become the subject of research interest for historians. Studying this subject is important for understanding the features of socialist construction in so-called national outskirts. This article focuses on the term “inorodtsy” (aliens). Analysis of sources showed that the language for describing the autochthonous populati…
“To Say the Sovereign’s Awarding…”
The article analyzes the problem of the origin of specific communicative practices that existed on the territory of Siberia in the late 16 th – 17 th centuries and the so-called “granted word”. This practice was as follows: on behalf of the tsar the authorized person (voivode) communicated with a “direct proclamation” to his subjects. The paper concludes by arguing that the “granted word” goes back to the earlier forms of sovereign “awards”, whic…
An unknown early 19th c. historical source on the subsistence activities of the population of the Lower Irtysh River basin
This paper reports on a previously unpublished document — a survey of the traditional subsistence activities of the popu-lation of the Lower Irtysh River basin and the adjacent part of the Ob River (Denshchikov Commissariat of the Tobolsk Gover-norate, Russia), prepared in 1805 by a local official, D.S. Kochetovsky. The survey contains detailed information on fishing, hunting, and gathering practices of the Russian and Ugric populations, and it w…
The economy of the population of the Surgut Ob basin in the beginning of the 19th century through the eyes of a private zemsky commissar
A previously unpublished document is presented, containing information about the subsistence activities of the inhabitants of the Middle Ob River basin, which was prepared in 1805 by a Surgut private commissar. The document was intended for the completion of a gubernatorial report to the Minister of Internal Affairs. It is interes-ting as one of the early experiences of characterising economic activities of the Russian and indigenous popula-tions…
A Little-Known Edible Plant, Siberian Ostyaks, and Officials
Tarkhansky Spas
The article examines a notable historical narrative — the veneration of the icon of the Not-Made-by-Hands Savior — which emerged in the early period of Western Siberia’s exploration, concurrent with the establishment and defence of the border fortification. It is argued that the plotline of the legend concerning the appearance of the icon encapsulates the interpretation of the interaction between Russians and Tatars, who faced the nomadic groups …
Political science (5 works) · History (4 works) · Law (4 works) · Population (4 works) · Sociology (4 works) · Demography (3 works) · Politics (3 works) · Agriculture (2 works) · Archaeology (2 works) · Arctic and Russian Policy Studies (2 works)