Natalia L Zhukovskaya
Biographic Data
| ID | 905368 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Natalia L Zhukovskaya |
| GIVEN NAMES | Natalia L |
| FAMILY NAME | Zhukovskaya |
| SIGNATURE | ZHUKOVSKAYA N L |
| AFFILIATIONS | Russian Academy of Sciences |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 14 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 10 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 14 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1992 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2021 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
Comprehensive Research Expedition. Materials of Kalmykia Detachment from Archives of the Institute of Ethnology and Anthropology (RAS)
Goals. The article introduces some new data on the history of 1959–1963 ethnographic research among rural Kalmyk population of the restored Kalmyk ASSR. The research was conducted by Kalmykia detachment of the Comprehensive Research Expedition at the Miklouho-Maclay Institute of Ethnography (USSR Academy of Sciences; currently – Miklouho-Maclay Institute of Ethnology and Anthropology of the RAS). Results. The paper is the first to review efforts …
Советско-монгольская комплексная историко-культурная экспедиция. 1970 год — второй сезон. Дневник этнографического отряда (продолжение
The aim of the present article is to introduce the new data on the history of ethnographic studies of Mongolian peoples. In 2018–2019, Mongolian Studies published abstracts from the diary of the ethnographical team of the Soviet-Mongolian Complex Expedition for Historical-Cultural Studies; the publications deal with the year 1969, the first season of the Expeditions’ work in Mongolia. The 2020 article in Mongolian Studies includes the materials o…
Советско-монгольская комплексная историко-культурная экспедиция. 1970 год — второй сезон. Дневник этнографического отряда (продолжение
Goals. The article introduces into scientific discourse materials dealing with the history of ethnography research of Mongolic peoples. In 2019, the Mongolian Studies published 1969 (season one) diary notes of the ethnography research team affiliated to the Soviet- Mongolian comprehensive history and culture research expedition. This publication includes field diary notes of 1970 describing contacts with scholars from different countries in Ulaan…
Changing Intra-Imperial Communication Channels as an Indicator of the Transformation of the British Empire during the First World War (the Case of Canada)
The First World War caused a number of changes in the economic, social and political development of Canada, which required the North American Dominion to reflect on the need to transform its channels of diplomatic communication with the British Government. The article deals with the system of intrapersonal communication based on the example of the oldest British Dominion — Canada, and its evolution under the influence of internal and foreign poli…
The Soviet-Mongolian Comprehensive History and Culture Research Expedition
The article introduces into scientific discourse materials dealing with the history of ethnography research of Mongolic peoples. The work publishes a diary kept by the author during the Soviet-Mongolian Comprehensive History and Culture Research Expedition. The expedition began its work in 1969, and the diary covers the events of 27 September to 26 October 1969. The introduced materials contain data about everyday activities of the field research…
The Soviet-Mongolian Comprehensive History and Culture Research Expedition
The article publishes a diary kept by the author during the Soviet-Mongolian Comprehensive History and Culture Research Expedition. The expedition began its work in 1969, and the diary covers the events of the latter half of September
The Soviet-Mongolian Comprehensive History and Culture Research Expedition
The article publishes a diary kept by the author during the Soviet-Mongolian Comprehensive History and Culture Research Expedition. The expedition began its work in 1969, and the diary covers the events of the first half of September
Male and Female Shamans of Buryatia
Goals. Proceeding from multi-year field research data, the paper attempts to review some trends in the development of Buryatia’s contemporary shamanism. Methods. The work applies historical-comparative and comparative-contrastive research methods; a variety of field ethnographic research methods were used to collect corresponding analytical materials. Results. The study provides an overview of current shamanistic practices in Buryatia. It is note…
Шаманы и шаманки Бурятии
Goals: Proceeding from multi-year field research data, the paper attempts to review some trends in the development of Buryatia’s contemporary shamanism. Methods: The work applies historical-comparative and comparative-contrastive research methods; a variety of field ethnographic research methods were used to collect corresponding analytical materials. Results: The study provides an overview of current shamanistic practices in Buryatia. It is note…
Heritage versus Big Business
Two antagonistic forces confronted each other on the territory of the Republic of Buryatia in 2002. One of them was YUKOS, an international petroleum company, the other the Tunka National Park, a legally protected nature reserve of national importance. The essence of the conflict was the intention of YUKOS to build a pipeline from Angarsk (a town in the Irkutsk province of Russia) to Daqing (a city in the Heilongjian province in China) directly t…
The milk food of the Mongolian-Speaking nomads of Eurasia in a historical and cultural perspective
For the nomads of the Eurasian steppes, milk and its derivatives such as cream, skim, buttermilk, cheese, curds, arkhi (an alcoholic beverage distilled from whey) and koumiss (slightly alcoholic fermented mare’s milk) are not simply a food but also part of their nourishment system and of their whole culture. Milk and milk products are consumed by nomads mostly in the the summer-autumn season when consumption of meat is rare, because animals begin…
Neo-Shamanism in the Context of the Contemporary Ethno-Cultural Situation in the Republic of Buryatia
It is often said that there is a 'revival' of shamanism in Siberia today. The article argues, however, that in Buryatia alongside this resurgence there are new phenomena, which we would more accurately call 'Neo-shamanic'. Amongst these phenomena are: the combining of shamanic with secular careers; the creation of an Association of shamans; the participation of shamans in popular media events; the desire of shamans to express their point of view …
Buddhism and problems of national and cultural resurrection of the Buryat nation
(1992). Buddhism and problems of national and cultural resurrection of the Buryat nation. Central Asian Survey: Vol. 11, No. 2, pp. 27-41
Kalmukia and Kalmuks
(1992). Kalmukia and Kalmuks: Problems of the post‐perestroika Era, 1989–1992. Central Asian Survey: Vol. 11, No. 4, pp. 17-28
Neo-Shamanism in the Context of the Contemporary Ethno-Cultural Situation in the Republic of Buryatia
It is often said that there is a 'revival' of shamanism in Siberia today. The article argues, however, that in Buryatia alongside this resurgence there are new phenomena, which we would more accurately call 'Neo-shamanic'. Amongst these phenomena are: the combining of shamanic with secular careers; the creation of an Association of shamans; the participation of shamans in popular media events; the desire of shamans to express their point of view …
Buddhism and problems of national and cultural resurrection of the Buryat nation
(1992). Buddhism and problems of national and cultural resurrection of the Buryat nation. Central Asian Survey: Vol. 11, No. 2, pp. 27-41
Heritage versus Big Business
Two antagonistic forces confronted each other on the territory of the Republic of Buryatia in 2002. One of them was YUKOS, an international petroleum company, the other the Tunka National Park, a legally protected nature reserve of national importance. The essence of the conflict was the intention of YUKOS to build a pipeline from Angarsk (a town in the Irkutsk province of Russia) to Daqing (a city in the Heilongjian province in China) directly t…
Buddhism and problems of national and cultural resurrection of the Buryat nation
(1992). Buddhism and problems of national and cultural resurrection of the Buryat nation. Central Asian Survey: Vol. 11, No. 2, pp. 27-41
Kalmukia and Kalmuks
(1992). Kalmukia and Kalmuks: Problems of the post‐perestroika Era, 1989–1992. Central Asian Survey: Vol. 11, No. 4, pp. 17-28
Neo-Shamanism in the Context of the Contemporary Ethno-Cultural Situation in the Republic of Buryatia
It is often said that there is a 'revival' of shamanism in Siberia today. The article argues, however, that in Buryatia alongside this resurgence there are new phenomena, which we would more accurately call 'Neo-shamanic'. Amongst these phenomena are: the combining of shamanic with secular careers; the creation of an Association of shamans; the participation of shamans in popular media events; the desire of shamans to express their point of view …
The milk food of the Mongolian-Speaking nomads of Eurasia in a historical and cultural perspective
For the nomads of the Eurasian steppes, milk and its derivatives such as cream, skim, buttermilk, cheese, curds, arkhi (an alcoholic beverage distilled from whey) and koumiss (slightly alcoholic fermented mare’s milk) are not simply a food but also part of their nourishment system and of their whole culture. Milk and milk products are consumed by nomads mostly in the the summer-autumn season when consumption of meat is rare, because animals begin…
Heritage versus Big Business
Two antagonistic forces confronted each other on the territory of the Republic of Buryatia in 2002. One of them was YUKOS, an international petroleum company, the other the Tunka National Park, a legally protected nature reserve of national importance. The essence of the conflict was the intention of YUKOS to build a pipeline from Angarsk (a town in the Irkutsk province of Russia) to Daqing (a city in the Heilongjian province in China) directly t…
Male and Female Shamans of Buryatia
Goals. Proceeding from multi-year field research data, the paper attempts to review some trends in the development of Buryatia’s contemporary shamanism. Methods. The work applies historical-comparative and comparative-contrastive research methods; a variety of field ethnographic research methods were used to collect corresponding analytical materials. Results. The study provides an overview of current shamanistic practices in Buryatia. It is note…
Шаманы и шаманки Бурятии
Goals: Proceeding from multi-year field research data, the paper attempts to review some trends in the development of Buryatia’s contemporary shamanism. Methods: The work applies historical-comparative and comparative-contrastive research methods; a variety of field ethnographic research methods were used to collect corresponding analytical materials. Results: The study provides an overview of current shamanistic practices in Buryatia. It is note…
The Soviet-Mongolian Comprehensive History and Culture Research Expedition
The article introduces into scientific discourse materials dealing with the history of ethnography research of Mongolic peoples. The work publishes a diary kept by the author during the Soviet-Mongolian Comprehensive History and Culture Research Expedition. The expedition began its work in 1969, and the diary covers the events of 27 September to 26 October 1969. The introduced materials contain data about everyday activities of the field research…
The Soviet-Mongolian Comprehensive History and Culture Research Expedition
The article publishes a diary kept by the author during the Soviet-Mongolian Comprehensive History and Culture Research Expedition. The expedition began its work in 1969, and the diary covers the events of the latter half of September
The Soviet-Mongolian Comprehensive History and Culture Research Expedition
The article publishes a diary kept by the author during the Soviet-Mongolian Comprehensive History and Culture Research Expedition. The expedition began its work in 1969, and the diary covers the events of the first half of September
Советско-монгольская комплексная историко-культурная экспедиция. 1970 год — второй сезон. Дневник этнографического отряда (продолжение
Goals. The article introduces into scientific discourse materials dealing with the history of ethnography research of Mongolic peoples. In 2019, the Mongolian Studies published 1969 (season one) diary notes of the ethnography research team affiliated to the Soviet- Mongolian comprehensive history and culture research expedition. This publication includes field diary notes of 1970 describing contacts with scholars from different countries in Ulaan…
Changing Intra-Imperial Communication Channels as an Indicator of the Transformation of the British Empire during the First World War (the Case of Canada)
The First World War caused a number of changes in the economic, social and political development of Canada, which required the North American Dominion to reflect on the need to transform its channels of diplomatic communication with the British Government. The article deals with the system of intrapersonal communication based on the example of the oldest British Dominion — Canada, and its evolution under the influence of internal and foreign poli…
Comprehensive Research Expedition. Materials of Kalmykia Detachment from Archives of the Institute of Ethnology and Anthropology (RAS)
Goals. The article introduces some new data on the history of 1959–1963 ethnographic research among rural Kalmyk population of the restored Kalmyk ASSR. The research was conducted by Kalmykia detachment of the Comprehensive Research Expedition at the Miklouho-Maclay Institute of Ethnography (USSR Academy of Sciences; currently – Miklouho-Maclay Institute of Ethnology and Anthropology of the RAS). Results. The paper is the first to review efforts …
Советско-монгольская комплексная историко-культурная экспедиция. 1970 год — второй сезон. Дневник этнографического отряда (продолжение
The aim of the present article is to introduce the new data on the history of ethnographic studies of Mongolian peoples. In 2018–2019, Mongolian Studies published abstracts from the diary of the ethnographical team of the Soviet-Mongolian Complex Expedition for Historical-Cultural Studies; the publications deal with the year 1969, the first season of the Expeditions’ work in Mongolia. The 2020 article in Mongolian Studies includes the materials o…
Sociology (12 works) · History (10 works) · Anthropology (8 works) · Archaeology (8 works) · Political science (7 works) · Ethnography (6 works) · Indigenous Studies and Ecology (6 works) · Linguistics and Cultural Studies (6 works) · Religious Studies and Spiritual Practices (6 works) · Folklore, Mythology, and Literature Studies (5 works)