Maria S Kukhta
Biographic Data
| ID | 909315 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Maria S Kukhta |
| GIVEN NAMES | Maria S |
| FAMILY NAME | Kukhta |
| SIGNATURE | KUKHTA M S |
| AFFILIATIONS | Tomsk Polytechnic University |
| ORCID | 0000-0001-8643-785X |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 6 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 0 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 6 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2019 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2024 |
| H-INDEX | 0 |
Transcendental Dimensions of Ancient Dance Culture
The article presents a study of sacred dances in ancient culture. The origins of dance and their connection with the mysteries are considered. The approach to dance as a language born in the infancy of mankind and closely related to myth allows identifying the semantic units of dance which express the mythological foundations of the creation of the universe and the birth of order from chaos. The procedure of understanding mythological meanings is…
Metaphor of Light in the Sacred Images in the Ornaments of the East and the Ancient Russian Art
The article presents a comparative analysis of the two phenomena of sacred and cult art that are empirically different in the method of execution, materials, style, and language: the ornaments of the Arab East and ancient Russian frescoes. Despite the differences in the external properties of these cultural objects, they express in their own language a single sacred image contained in the compositions in the domes of their temples, which allows u…
A New Dimension of the Social Structure of the Cognitive Society «Knowledge-class» and its Class Definiteness
The article outlines the principles of class definition of the cognitive society’s social structure element called «Knowledge-class» and reveals the features of the indicated phenomenon. Showing the specificity of the new dimension of the cognitive society’s social structure, the author proceeds from the fact that this specificity is organically linked to the formation of new social resources, such as knowledge and information, the ability to man…
Socio-Cultural Adaptation of Tuvan Students in Educational Environment of Tomsk
This study is relevant owing the modern world, which is focused on a multiethnic educational space maintenance. The article reveals the stages of Tuvan students’ adaptation in Tomsk’s educational space. Using a systemic approach, different levels of sociocultural adaptation – ethnopsychological, social, linguistic and religious – are unveiled. The authors investigate the process of developing new types of cognitive and educational activities of T…
The Earthly and Sacred in the Semantics of the Tuvinians’ Traditional Costume
This work is urgent due to the need in studying the Tuvan traditional clothing, which is a part of the “cultural core” of the residents and contributes to the preservation of their national identity. The research aims analyzing the interrelations of the spiritual (sacred) and material (earthly) in the semantics of the Tuvan costume. The subject of the study is the Tuvan folk costume, whereas the main focus is its sign-symbolic nature. The feature…
Archetypical Symbols in the Modern Tuvan Culture
Scientific relevance of dance culture is driven by studying specifics of traditional and modern dance correlation with new methodology. The article aims analyzing the mechanisms of archetypal symbols translation in modern stage dances of Tuva. For that, the following tasks involving the relation between archetype with totem being considered and representation of archetypal symbols in the structure of modern Tuvan choreography being revealed are a…
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The Earthly and Sacred in the Semantics of the Tuvinians’ Traditional Costume
This work is urgent due to the need in studying the Tuvan traditional clothing, which is a part of the “cultural core” of the residents and contributes to the preservation of their national identity. The research aims analyzing the interrelations of the spiritual (sacred) and material (earthly) in the semantics of the Tuvan costume. The subject of the study is the Tuvan folk costume, whereas the main focus is its sign-symbolic nature. The feature…
Archetypical Symbols in the Modern Tuvan Culture
Scientific relevance of dance culture is driven by studying specifics of traditional and modern dance correlation with new methodology. The article aims analyzing the mechanisms of archetypal symbols translation in modern stage dances of Tuva. For that, the following tasks involving the relation between archetype with totem being considered and representation of archetypal symbols in the structure of modern Tuvan choreography being revealed are a…
Socio-Cultural Adaptation of Tuvan Students in Educational Environment of Tomsk
This study is relevant owing the modern world, which is focused on a multiethnic educational space maintenance. The article reveals the stages of Tuvan students’ adaptation in Tomsk’s educational space. Using a systemic approach, different levels of sociocultural adaptation – ethnopsychological, social, linguistic and religious – are unveiled. The authors investigate the process of developing new types of cognitive and educational activities of T…
A New Dimension of the Social Structure of the Cognitive Society «Knowledge-class» and its Class Definiteness
The article outlines the principles of class definition of the cognitive society’s social structure element called «Knowledge-class» and reveals the features of the indicated phenomenon. Showing the specificity of the new dimension of the cognitive society’s social structure, the author proceeds from the fact that this specificity is organically linked to the formation of new social resources, such as knowledge and information, the ability to man…
Transcendental Dimensions of Ancient Dance Culture
The article presents a study of sacred dances in ancient culture. The origins of dance and their connection with the mysteries are considered. The approach to dance as a language born in the infancy of mankind and closely related to myth allows identifying the semantic units of dance which express the mythological foundations of the creation of the universe and the birth of order from chaos. The procedure of understanding mythological meanings is…
Metaphor of Light in the Sacred Images in the Ornaments of the East and the Ancient Russian Art
The article presents a comparative analysis of the two phenomena of sacred and cult art that are empirically different in the method of execution, materials, style, and language: the ornaments of the Arab East and ancient Russian frescoes. Despite the differences in the external properties of these cultural objects, they express in their own language a single sacred image contained in the compositions in the domes of their temples, which allows u…
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