Iulia V Borovik

Biographic Data

ID9016060
NAMEIulia V Borovik
GIVEN NAMESIulia V
FAMILY NAMEBorovik
SIGNATUREBOROVIK I V
AFFILIATIONSUral Federal University
ORCID0000-0002-5891-9189
VERIFIEDYes
TOTAL WORKS5
TOTAL CITATIONS0
WORKS AS AUTHOR5
WORKS AS EDITOR0
FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR2018
LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR2024
H-INDEX0

  • “Businesswomen” – Matriarchs in Mid‐19th Century Yekaterinburg, Russia as Reflected in Demographic Data

    Open AccessElena Glavatskaya, Julia Borovik et al.ARTICLEQuaestio Rossica2024

    The nineteenth century introduced significant changes in the socio-economic and cultural development of Russia including the position of Russian women, especially among the business-oriented city dwellers. Their widows and unmarried daughters retained a privileged status for the rest of their lives, however, to run the business, they had to pay the guild fee – a significant amount to the city budget annually. The basis for the widows’, their chil…

  • Mixed Marriages in Late Nineteenth to Early Twentieth Century

    Open AccessElena Glavatskaya, Gunnar Thorvaldsen et al.ARTICLEJournal of Family History2021

    This article compares interethnic and interreligious marriages in Russia and Norway during the decades around 1900. State churches dominated religious life in both countries with over 90 percent of the population but both were losing influence during the period we focus on—rapidly in Russia after the 1917 Revolution. The part on Norway employs nominative and aggregate census material which from 1865 asked questions about religious affiliation, wh…

  • Marriage Strategies of the Yekaterinburg Edinoverie Community in the Early 20th Century

    Open AccessAlexander Palkin, Iulia V BorovikARTICLEQuaestio Rossica2019

    Explaining the main quantitative characteristics of a particular socio-confessional group is necessary for understanding its place and role in society. Edinoverie joined converts from Old Belief to the official Orthodox Church by maintaining the pre-reform liturgical books and rituals whilst also being subordinated to Synodal bishops. The rules of edinoverie were formulated by the joint effort of Old Believers and Platon (Levshin), the metropolit…

  • Personal Names of Newborns in the Old Believer Communities of Ekaterinburg in the Early 20th Century

    Open AccessIulia V BorovikARTICLEВопросы ономастики2019

    Данная статья посвящена личным именам, которые давали своим детям старообрядцы крупного административного и торгово-промыслового центра горнозаводского Урала, каковым в начале XX в. являлся Екатеринбург. Целью работы является определение основных характеристик их именника, анализ состава имен, особенностей письменной фиксации. Основу исследования составила база данных о родившихся, созданная на основе метрических книг трех старообрядческих общин …

  • “The Times They Are a-Changing’”

    Open AccessIulia V BorovikARTICLEState Religion and Church in…2018

    This article is devoted to eschatological aspects of Old Believer discussions about the priesthood in the Urals and Siberia. The author's method combines the study of Old Believer history with analysis of their written works. The paper includes an overview of the main trends found in polemics about the " true" hierarchy of the priesthood in the 18th and 19th centuries. The key source is "The Discourse about the Times of This Century", a text crea…