N P Matkhanova
Biographic Data
| ID | 842636 |
|---|---|
| NAME | N P Matkhanova |
| GIVEN NAMES | N P |
| FAMILY NAME | Matkhanova |
| SIGNATURE | MATKHANOVA N P |
| AFFILIATIONS | Siberian Branch of the Russian Academy of Sciences |
| ORCID | 0000-0003-2155-2982 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 17 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 0 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 17 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2018 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 0 |
The Soviet Archaeographers’ Community in the 1960s and 1970s
Within the larger academic community of historians, there have existed several smaller professional groups whose members were united by a common field of research, such as specialists in agrarian history, Decembrist studies, historiography, etc. This article focuses on the academic community of archaeographers. The sources used include memoirs, correspondence, articles, and notes in professional and general periodicals. The article traces the pro…
The Irkutsk Decembrist Museum's Bulletin “The Decembrist Ring” as a Modern Historiographic Phenomenon
This article examines the only existing serial publication specifically dedicated to Decembrist studies. It highlights key articles and published sources from eight issues released between 2011 and 2024, all produced to a high scientific standard. The publication showcases a diverse range of contributors, including museum professionals and experts from academic institutions and universities across various cities in Russia
A Truly Fundamental and Very Useful Work
The text presents a comprehensive bio-bibliographical reference book featuring in-depth information on 285 high-ranking officials of the Russian Empire from the 19th to the early 20th centuries. It includes biographical details, sources of information, and related studies. The book holds great significance for researchers interested in the history of governance and bureaucracy and also underscores the author's valuable contribution to the study o…
Introductory Articles to the Volumes of the Documentary Series “Polar Star” as a Historiographic Source
The study focuses on the introductory articles to the documentary series “Polar Star”, published from 1979 to 1993, which documented the biographies of the Decembrists. It aims to evaluate their significance as historiographic sources. The analyses conducted by S. V. Zhitomirskaya and S. V. Mironenko elucidate the previously overlooked role of Fonvizin within secret societies. The introductory article authored by V. P. Pavlova examines the Siberi…
The life and work of the governor’s wife — a “red liberal
“Siberian Part” of the Complete Version of F. F. Vigel's “Notes”
The memoirs of F. F. Vigel’ contain a story about a trip to Siberia as part of the unsuccessful embassy of Y. A. Golovkin (1805–1806) to China, in this article, it is called the “Siberian part” of the notes. A comparison of different editions of Vigel's memoirs showed that in 1928 (and 2000) an incomplete, shortened version was published compared to the publications of 1891–1893 (and 2003). The content and meaning of the abridged fragments of the…
Letters of Historians of the 2nd Half of the 20th Century as a Channel of Scholarly and Business Communications (Based on Letters from Siberia to the Capital)
The article analyzes the letters of specialists in Russian history of the 17 th – 19 th centuries who sent correspondences to their colleagues in Moscow. The reason these letters are being analyzed is because, due to the distance and communication methods available at the time, correspondence was the main way for Siberian scholars to communicate with the representatives of the important scientific centers, to stay updated on the latest research t…
Publishing Memoirs of Russian Historians of the Late 20 th – Early 21 st Century
The article reviews the memoirs of historians written and published at the end of the 20th – the beginning of the 21st century. Among the large number (about a hundred) of texts, it selects about twenty that meet the following criteria: 1) written by specialists in the history of Russia, who continued their research work in the last third of the 20th century; 2) created and published after the early 1990s; 3) published as separate books. The rese…
Special Duties Officials in the Public Administration System of Eastern Siberia in the 19th Century
The article analyzes functions set by legislation, range of actually performed duties, general number and place of special duties officials in the public administration system. In Siberia, this position was established as a result of the reformation activities of Michael M. Speransky. The article gives examples of duties and career paths of specific people, citing the formulary list of D. B. Banzarov. Based on the comprehensive study of sources, …
The Image of M. M. Speransky in Siberian Memoirs
The article studies the image of Mikhail M. Speransky as a Siberian governor-general presented in the memoirs of his contemporaries. Among them are people who praised him (P. T. Basnin, I. T. Kalashnikov), people who criticized him (P. P. Gerasimov, P. O. Katyshevtsev), people who tried to maintain objectivity (E. I. Stogov). All these people knew and communicated with Mikhail M. Speransky personally. Examined memoirs characterize his appearance,…
The Representations of Rural Population of the Region in the Reports of Siberian Governor-Generals in the 2 nd Half of the 19 th Century
This article aims to identify the representations of “foreign” people (inorodtsev) of Siberia in the reports of the local governors-general, to define the context of their actualization, to find the mutual relations between the official position of the regional authorities towards the socio-cultural characteristics of the indigenous population, its economic situation and legal status, its relations with Russians and the narratives of the “foreign…
Works of Opinion Journalism by Veniamin (Blagonravov)
The article studies the works of opinion journalism by the bishop (after 1873 – the archbishop) Veniamin (Blagonravov). It is ascertained the number (five) of publications, list of their titles, time and venue of the first and following publications. The article analyzes and reconstructs the goals that the author tried to achieve, the main topics, and the impact of his works. As a result, it is found out that the thoughts of Veniamin were occupie…
The Representations of the Rural Population of the Region in the Reports of Siberian Governor-Generals in the 2nd Half of the 19th Century
The article indicates the factors influencing the representations of the rural population in the reports of the Siberian governors-general; demonstrates historiographic results of the analyses of these reports; substantiates the possible outcomes of using the discourse analysis for identifying their authors’ ideas on the subject matter. The reports were compiled by local-level imperial experts – functionaries and officers, who participated in gat…
Dialogue between Authority and Society
Letters from the First Archaeographic Expeditions of the USSR Academy of Sciences to Buryatiya
The article deals with the history of the first series of the archaeographic expeditions of the Russian Academy of Sciences to Buryatia, carried out in the late 1950s – early 1960s on the initiative of the academician M. N. Tikhomirov, in accordance with the resolution of the Department of Historical Sciences of the USSR Academy of Sciences. They are known to have proved the prospects of further archaeographic work in Siberia. Six letters of the …
The Image of Siberia in the Accounts of Governors-General in the Second Half of the 19th Century
Even though the image of Siberia in mass consciousness, public opinion, and “power” discourse of the second half of the nineteenth century has long been a subject of researcher attention, the image of the region in the reports of Siberian governors-general has not been analysed separately. However, these materials not only make it possible to expand existing academic conclusions about the impact of reality images on social practices, but also to …
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The Image of Siberia in the Accounts of Governors-General in the Second Half of the 19th Century
Even though the image of Siberia in mass consciousness, public opinion, and “power” discourse of the second half of the nineteenth century has long been a subject of researcher attention, the image of the region in the reports of Siberian governors-general has not been analysed separately. However, these materials not only make it possible to expand existing academic conclusions about the impact of reality images on social practices, but also to …
Dialogue between Authority and Society
Letters from the First Archaeographic Expeditions of the USSR Academy of Sciences to Buryatiya
The article deals with the history of the first series of the archaeographic expeditions of the Russian Academy of Sciences to Buryatia, carried out in the late 1950s – early 1960s on the initiative of the academician M. N. Tikhomirov, in accordance with the resolution of the Department of Historical Sciences of the USSR Academy of Sciences. They are known to have proved the prospects of further archaeographic work in Siberia. Six letters of the …
Works of Opinion Journalism by Veniamin (Blagonravov)
The article studies the works of opinion journalism by the bishop (after 1873 – the archbishop) Veniamin (Blagonravov). It is ascertained the number (five) of publications, list of their titles, time and venue of the first and following publications. The article analyzes and reconstructs the goals that the author tried to achieve, the main topics, and the impact of his works. As a result, it is found out that the thoughts of Veniamin were occupie…
The Representations of the Rural Population of the Region in the Reports of Siberian Governor-Generals in the 2nd Half of the 19th Century
The article indicates the factors influencing the representations of the rural population in the reports of the Siberian governors-general; demonstrates historiographic results of the analyses of these reports; substantiates the possible outcomes of using the discourse analysis for identifying their authors’ ideas on the subject matter. The reports were compiled by local-level imperial experts – functionaries and officers, who participated in gat…
Special Duties Officials in the Public Administration System of Eastern Siberia in the 19th Century
The article analyzes functions set by legislation, range of actually performed duties, general number and place of special duties officials in the public administration system. In Siberia, this position was established as a result of the reformation activities of Michael M. Speransky. The article gives examples of duties and career paths of specific people, citing the formulary list of D. B. Banzarov. Based on the comprehensive study of sources, …
The Image of M. M. Speransky in Siberian Memoirs
The article studies the image of Mikhail M. Speransky as a Siberian governor-general presented in the memoirs of his contemporaries. Among them are people who praised him (P. T. Basnin, I. T. Kalashnikov), people who criticized him (P. P. Gerasimov, P. O. Katyshevtsev), people who tried to maintain objectivity (E. I. Stogov). All these people knew and communicated with Mikhail M. Speransky personally. Examined memoirs characterize his appearance,…
The Representations of Rural Population of the Region in the Reports of Siberian Governor-Generals in the 2 nd Half of the 19 th Century
This article aims to identify the representations of “foreign” people (inorodtsev) of Siberia in the reports of the local governors-general, to define the context of their actualization, to find the mutual relations between the official position of the regional authorities towards the socio-cultural characteristics of the indigenous population, its economic situation and legal status, its relations with Russians and the narratives of the “foreign…
Publishing Memoirs of Russian Historians of the Late 20 th – Early 21 st Century
The article reviews the memoirs of historians written and published at the end of the 20th – the beginning of the 21st century. Among the large number (about a hundred) of texts, it selects about twenty that meet the following criteria: 1) written by specialists in the history of Russia, who continued their research work in the last third of the 20th century; 2) created and published after the early 1990s; 3) published as separate books. The rese…
“Siberian Part” of the Complete Version of F. F. Vigel's “Notes”
The memoirs of F. F. Vigel’ contain a story about a trip to Siberia as part of the unsuccessful embassy of Y. A. Golovkin (1805–1806) to China, in this article, it is called the “Siberian part” of the notes. A comparison of different editions of Vigel's memoirs showed that in 1928 (and 2000) an incomplete, shortened version was published compared to the publications of 1891–1893 (and 2003). The content and meaning of the abridged fragments of the…
Letters of Historians of the 2nd Half of the 20th Century as a Channel of Scholarly and Business Communications (Based on Letters from Siberia to the Capital)
The article analyzes the letters of specialists in Russian history of the 17 th – 19 th centuries who sent correspondences to their colleagues in Moscow. The reason these letters are being analyzed is because, due to the distance and communication methods available at the time, correspondence was the main way for Siberian scholars to communicate with the representatives of the important scientific centers, to stay updated on the latest research t…
The Irkutsk Decembrist Museum's Bulletin “The Decembrist Ring” as a Modern Historiographic Phenomenon
This article examines the only existing serial publication specifically dedicated to Decembrist studies. It highlights key articles and published sources from eight issues released between 2011 and 2024, all produced to a high scientific standard. The publication showcases a diverse range of contributors, including museum professionals and experts from academic institutions and universities across various cities in Russia
A Truly Fundamental and Very Useful Work
The text presents a comprehensive bio-bibliographical reference book featuring in-depth information on 285 high-ranking officials of the Russian Empire from the 19th to the early 20th centuries. It includes biographical details, sources of information, and related studies. The book holds great significance for researchers interested in the history of governance and bureaucracy and also underscores the author's valuable contribution to the study o…
Introductory Articles to the Volumes of the Documentary Series “Polar Star” as a Historiographic Source
The study focuses on the introductory articles to the documentary series “Polar Star”, published from 1979 to 1993, which documented the biographies of the Decembrists. It aims to evaluate their significance as historiographic sources. The analyses conducted by S. V. Zhitomirskaya and S. V. Mironenko elucidate the previously overlooked role of Fonvizin within secret societies. The introductory article authored by V. P. Pavlova examines the Siberi…
The life and work of the governor’s wife — a “red liberal
The Soviet Archaeographers’ Community in the 1960s and 1970s
Within the larger academic community of historians, there have existed several smaller professional groups whose members were united by a common field of research, such as specialists in agrarian history, Decembrist studies, historiography, etc. This article focuses on the academic community of archaeographers. The sources used include memoirs, correspondence, articles, and notes in professional and general periodicals. The article traces the pro…
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