Oksana Golovashina
Biographic Data
| ID | 893055 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Oksana Golovashina |
| GIVEN NAMES | Oksana |
| FAMILY NAME | Golovashina |
| SIGNATURE | GOLOVASHINA O |
| AFFILIATIONS | Ural Federal University |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-9911-175X |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 14 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 0 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 14 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2018 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2025 |
| H-INDEX | 0 |
Forced Oblivion
This article examines cancel culture as a form of enforced forgetting that shapes the social and historical identity of large communities. Focusing on cases in Russia, the analysis explores instances where historical events or periods have been deliberately rejected. As a tool of memory politics, cancel culture operates through public denunciations of the past, serving as a mechanism for political actors to legitimize themselves and construct ide…
Trial of Memory
The article examines how law enforcement sanctions, typically applied to real-life actions, are being transferred to online activities. Building on François Hartog’s ideas, the study links memorial legislation to a new “regime of historicity,” highlighting its unique role in commemoration. By examining relevant laws and media discussions, the study follows the evolution of memorial legislation, demonstrating its importance in commemorating the Gr…
The soul that goes to the doctors does not live
The article deals with the representation of illness among Russian Orthodox peasants from the Russian Empire in the nineteenth century. Materials from ethnographic expeditions, folklore, nineteenth-century texts on treatments, memoirs, and publications in the local press are used as sources. Analysis of the sources allowed us to reach the following conclusions: the conception of illness among Russian peasants was constructed by various actors; ru…
How Did Memory Become Social
The article, using the example of the discussion by E. Durkheim and V. Wundt, shows the formation of the idea of social memory and the method of social research in relation to collective memory. Such a statement of the problem allows us to trace the formation of the language of describing social phenomena and clarify the difficulties faced by modern memory studies. To solve this problem, at the first step, the author shows how the approbation of…
Does God Play Dice? The Spielraum Principle as an Approach to the Study of Probabilistic Plots in Fiction
The article considers the principle of ranges (Spielraum) of J. von Kries and its interpretation by M. Weber to analyze the eventual plots in fiction. It draws upon the works of Russian authors, referred to the genre of alternative history. In the first step, the author, analyzing the approaches to the study of probabilistic plots, notes that, thanks to the works of researchers, probabilistic plots began to be considered on the basis of their own…
Between Official Ideologemes and Traumatic Experience
In this article, the author considers the formation of ideas about the Civil War during the 1920s–1930s. The theoretical and methodological framework of the work, on the one hand, consists of publications disclosing the concept of cultural trauma and, on the other hand, of works whose authors emphasize the dynamic character of cultural memory. The author refers to literary and cinematographic works also using materials from the media and textbook…
Memory Studies in Search of Epistemological Foundations
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Realms of Memory
In this article, the author examines the origins and definition of the concept of realms of memory, and demonstrates the possibilities of its use as a research optic. The reason for the author's attention is the established tradition of identifying realms of memory with material objects, which does not correspond to Pierre Nora's original intention and the meaning of the term. In order to meet this challenge, the author first offers a brief descr…
“Traditions Exist When We Touch Them”
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Back to Representations
The article substantiates the need to return to collective representations as optics for understanding collective memory, which will allow the bringing of the foundations under the concept of collective memory, and expand the theoretical and methodological base of research. As the first step, the author distinguishes between E. Durkheim’s “collective representations” and M. Halbwax’s interpretation of “collective memory”. Justifying the heuristic…
Battles for Bandera
The increasing flux of Ukrainian migrants into Poland increases the urgency of correlating Polish and Ukrainian historical narratives. Here, a key problem concerns the new pantheon of Ukrainian national heroes, some of whom are viewed quite negatively by many Poles. In this article, problems of competing historical narratives, as well as correlations between historical conceptions and models of migrant integration, are examined with the reference…
Event as Object
In the article, the author offers an original version of the solution to the problem of the atomicity of social events. The relevance of the topic is due to the fact that it is indivisibility that makes it possible to distinguish an event from other social phenomena/processes. From the author’s point of view, the event must have a certain duration, which is atomic. As the first step, the author, relying on a wide range of sources that include the…
From Market to Bazaar
Objective ontology? G. Harman’s Metaphysics
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Objective ontology? G. Harman’s Metaphysics
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From Market to Bazaar
Battles for Bandera
The increasing flux of Ukrainian migrants into Poland increases the urgency of correlating Polish and Ukrainian historical narratives. Here, a key problem concerns the new pantheon of Ukrainian national heroes, some of whom are viewed quite negatively by many Poles. In this article, problems of competing historical narratives, as well as correlations between historical conceptions and models of migrant integration, are examined with the reference…
Event as Object
In the article, the author offers an original version of the solution to the problem of the atomicity of social events. The relevance of the topic is due to the fact that it is indivisibility that makes it possible to distinguish an event from other social phenomena/processes. From the author’s point of view, the event must have a certain duration, which is atomic. As the first step, the author, relying on a wide range of sources that include the…
Does God Play Dice? The Spielraum Principle as an Approach to the Study of Probabilistic Plots in Fiction
The article considers the principle of ranges (Spielraum) of J. von Kries and its interpretation by M. Weber to analyze the eventual plots in fiction. It draws upon the works of Russian authors, referred to the genre of alternative history. In the first step, the author, analyzing the approaches to the study of probabilistic plots, notes that, thanks to the works of researchers, probabilistic plots began to be considered on the basis of their own…
Between Official Ideologemes and Traumatic Experience
In this article, the author considers the formation of ideas about the Civil War during the 1920s–1930s. The theoretical and methodological framework of the work, on the one hand, consists of publications disclosing the concept of cultural trauma and, on the other hand, of works whose authors emphasize the dynamic character of cultural memory. The author refers to literary and cinematographic works also using materials from the media and textbook…
Memory Studies in Search of Epistemological Foundations
.
Realms of Memory
In this article, the author examines the origins and definition of the concept of realms of memory, and demonstrates the possibilities of its use as a research optic. The reason for the author's attention is the established tradition of identifying realms of memory with material objects, which does not correspond to Pierre Nora's original intention and the meaning of the term. In order to meet this challenge, the author first offers a brief descr…
“Traditions Exist When We Touch Them”
.
Back to Representations
The article substantiates the need to return to collective representations as optics for understanding collective memory, which will allow the bringing of the foundations under the concept of collective memory, and expand the theoretical and methodological base of research. As the first step, the author distinguishes between E. Durkheim’s “collective representations” and M. Halbwax’s interpretation of “collective memory”. Justifying the heuristic…
How Did Memory Become Social
The article, using the example of the discussion by E. Durkheim and V. Wundt, shows the formation of the idea of social memory and the method of social research in relation to collective memory. Such a statement of the problem allows us to trace the formation of the language of describing social phenomena and clarify the difficulties faced by modern memory studies. To solve this problem, at the first step, the author shows how the approbation of…
Trial of Memory
The article examines how law enforcement sanctions, typically applied to real-life actions, are being transferred to online activities. Building on François Hartog’s ideas, the study links memorial legislation to a new “regime of historicity,” highlighting its unique role in commemoration. By examining relevant laws and media discussions, the study follows the evolution of memorial legislation, demonstrating its importance in commemorating the Gr…
The soul that goes to the doctors does not live
The article deals with the representation of illness among Russian Orthodox peasants from the Russian Empire in the nineteenth century. Materials from ethnographic expeditions, folklore, nineteenth-century texts on treatments, memoirs, and publications in the local press are used as sources. Analysis of the sources allowed us to reach the following conclusions: the conception of illness among Russian peasants was constructed by various actors; ru…
Forced Oblivion
This article examines cancel culture as a form of enforced forgetting that shapes the social and historical identity of large communities. Focusing on cases in Russia, the analysis explores instances where historical events or periods have been deliberately rejected. As a tool of memory politics, cancel culture operates through public denunciations of the past, serving as a mechanism for political actors to legitimize themselves and construct ide…
Philosophy (9 works) · Sociology (8 works) · Epistemology (7 works) · Law (7 works) · Linguistics (7 works) · Political science (5 works) · Psychology (5 works) · Cognitive science (4 works) · Computer Science (4 works) · Politics (4 works)