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Dmitrii Bulanin

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ID9449789
NAMEDmitrii Bulanin
GIVEN NAMESDmitrii
FAMILY NAMEBulanin
SIGNATUREBULANIN D
AFFILIATIONSInstitute of Russian Literature
ORCID0000-0002-5480-7964
VERIFIEDYes
TOTAL WORKS6
TOTAL CITATIONS0
WORKS AS AUTHOR6
WORKS AS EDITOR0
FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR2020
LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR2025
H-INDEX0
  • Maksim Grek Revising Muscovy’s Book Repertoire

    Open Access•Lyudmila Zhurova, Marie Curie et al.•ARTICLE•Quaestio Rossica•2025

    This article presents the results of a text study of three works by Maksim Grek. The development of the text presents a valuable opportunity to examine the creative workshop of the medieval opinion journalist, observe the process of perception of the author’s text by Russian scribes who were searching for their own didactic words, and identify the problems that were of interest to people in the mid-sixteenth century. The enlightenment and theolog…

  • Francis Thomson and his “Clavis” to Ancient Slavic Translated Literature

    Open Access•Dmitrii Bulanin•ARTICLE•Slovene•2022

    The article deals with the academic legacy of Francis Thomson (1935–2021), an outstanding connoisseur of Medieval Slavic literature, who especially distinguished himself in the study of the translated section of this literature. The article also discusses fundamental the prominent academic’s source studies and bibliographic studies, in the course of which he established and described the originals of hundreds and even thousands of translated text…

  • The Russian Graphosphere

    Open Access•Dmitrii Bulanin•ARTICLE•Quaestio Rossica•2022

    This review examines The Russian Graphosphere, 1450–1850 (2020) by Simon Franklin, a well-known British specialist in Byzantine and mediaeval Russian history. The book is an authorised Russian translation; the original was published in English a year before. The book contains a reference guide to different types of Russian writing over a period of four hundred years, starting from the mid-fifteenth century. In the book, an overview is followed by…

  • “Paralipomenon” by Joannes Zonaras and the First Baptism of Rus

    Open Access•Dmitrii Bulanin•ARTICLE•Slovene•2021

    There are different opinions about when and under which circumstances the baptism of Rus took place. Opinions were differing already in the sixteenth century, when a version extracted from the Chronicle by Joannes Zonaras has been added to the assumptions that existed on this point. According to Zonaras’ version, during the reign of Emperor Vasily the Macedonian a bishop has been sent to Rus in order to convert the pagans. The pagans started to e…

  • The Publication of the Complete Collected Works of Maximus the Greek

    Open Access•Dmitrii Bulanin, Dmitrii Mikhailovich Bulanin•ARTICLE•Studi Slavistici•2020

    Under the supervision of N.V. Sinicyna, the first and second volumes of the academic series of the collected works of Maxim the Greek were published in 2008 and 2014 respectively. The publication of these two volumes was the first step of a grandiose project, which promises to be a major event in Slavic studies. If the project is finished, the prospect of which has become less definitive after Sinicyna’s death in 2018, the series would conclude t…

  • In Search of the Model

    Open Access•Dmitrii Bulanin•ARTICLE•Golden Horde Review•2020

    Research objectives: On one hand, to determine the purpose of the image of Alexander the Great in the earliest versions of The Tale of the Battle with Mamai. On the other hand, the goal here is to determine its function along with other symbolic images in Russian historical narratives of the epoch, i.e. in the tales which appeared after the conquest of Constantinople by the Turks in 1453. To establish patterns and paradoxes of typological exegesi…

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  • The Publication of the Complete Collected Works of Maximus the Greek

    Open Access•Dmitrii Bulanin, Dmitrii Mikhailovich Bulanin•ARTICLE•Studi Slavistici•2020

    Under the supervision of N.V. Sinicyna, the first and second volumes of the academic series of the collected works of Maxim the Greek were published in 2008 and 2014 respectively. The publication of these two volumes was the first step of a grandiose project, which promises to be a major event in Slavic studies. If the project is finished, the prospect of which has become less definitive after Sinicyna’s death in 2018, the series would conclude t…

  • In Search of the Model

    Open Access•Dmitrii Bulanin•ARTICLE•Golden Horde Review•2020

    Research objectives: On one hand, to determine the purpose of the image of Alexander the Great in the earliest versions of The Tale of the Battle with Mamai. On the other hand, the goal here is to determine its function along with other symbolic images in Russian historical narratives of the epoch, i.e. in the tales which appeared after the conquest of Constantinople by the Turks in 1453. To establish patterns and paradoxes of typological exegesi…

  • “Paralipomenon” by Joannes Zonaras and the First Baptism of Rus

    Open Access•Dmitrii Bulanin•ARTICLE•Slovene•2021

    There are different opinions about when and under which circumstances the baptism of Rus took place. Opinions were differing already in the sixteenth century, when a version extracted from the Chronicle by Joannes Zonaras has been added to the assumptions that existed on this point. According to Zonaras’ version, during the reign of Emperor Vasily the Macedonian a bishop has been sent to Rus in order to convert the pagans. The pagans started to e…

  • Francis Thomson and his “Clavis” to Ancient Slavic Translated Literature

    Open Access•Dmitrii Bulanin•ARTICLE•Slovene•2022

    The article deals with the academic legacy of Francis Thomson (1935–2021), an outstanding connoisseur of Medieval Slavic literature, who especially distinguished himself in the study of the translated section of this literature. The article also discusses fundamental the prominent academic’s source studies and bibliographic studies, in the course of which he established and described the originals of hundreds and even thousands of translated text…

  • The Russian Graphosphere

    Open Access•Dmitrii Bulanin•ARTICLE•Quaestio Rossica•2022

    This review examines The Russian Graphosphere, 1450–1850 (2020) by Simon Franklin, a well-known British specialist in Byzantine and mediaeval Russian history. The book is an authorised Russian translation; the original was published in English a year before. The book contains a reference guide to different types of Russian writing over a period of four hundred years, starting from the mid-fifteenth century. In the book, an overview is followed by…

  • Maksim Grek Revising Muscovy’s Book Repertoire

    Open Access•Lyudmila Zhurova, Marie Curie et al.•ARTICLE•Quaestio Rossica•2025

    This article presents the results of a text study of three works by Maksim Grek. The development of the text presents a valuable opportunity to examine the creative workshop of the medieval opinion journalist, observe the process of perception of the author’s text by Russian scribes who were searching for their own didactic words, and identify the problems that were of interest to people in the mid-sixteenth century. The enlightenment and theolog…

History (6 works) · Art (5 works) · Literature (5 works) · Classics (4 works) · Ancient history (3 works) · Computer Science (3 works) · Philosophy (3 works) · Aesthetics (2 works) · Byzantine Studies and History (2 works) · Epistemology (2 works)

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