Artyom Kosmarski
Datos Biográficos
| ID | 95348 |
|---|---|
| NOMBRE | Artyom Kosmarski |
| NOMBRES | Artyom |
| APELLIDO | Kosmarski |
| FIRMA | KOSMARSKI A |
| AFILIACIONES | Twitter (United States) |
| ORCID | 0000-0001-8475-0754 |
| VERIFICADO | Sí |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 10 |
| TOTAL DE CITAS | 1 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 10 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMER AÑO DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2009 |
| AÑO MÁS RECIENTE DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2023 |
| ÍNDICE H | 1 |
The other, the child, and the trinitarity
This paper, written in the context of a public debate on LGBT issues, seeks a novel theological explanation for the uniqueness of the relationship between a man and a woman in the flesh, and an answer to the question of why heterosexual relations are considered in the Gospel and Christian tradition to be the way to God. The author argues that the value of heterosexual relations, which nowadays is no longer considered self-evident, requires a new …
The Sociology of Salvation
The article is devoted to clarifying the different theoretical contexts and problematic tensions that arise between social theory and theology. The authors aim to avoid engaging in a broad theoretical debate about the relevance or irrelevance of the concepts of secularism and the post-secular, and the fate of religion and religious institutions in the (unfinished) project of modernity. Equally problematic is the position of John Milbank, who expl…
Paradoxes of the Soviet-Chinese and Liberal-Democratic Models of Government
The article focuses on two models of political and state formations, those of liberal-democratic and Soviet-Chinese. The use of Niklas Luhmann’s concept of decision in analyzing their systemic foundations opens a new perspective on both these models and the contemporary political process. A brief overview of the discussion on the topic of decision-making in organizations was offered, and the heuristic value of Niklas Luhmann’s concept of decision…
Imagineering a new way of governing
Blockchain technologies loom large among the controversial topics of public debate. Like any technology, blockchain offers various ways to imagine alternative models of politics and society. Arguably, the most common interpretation treats it as the technology for techno-anarchism and a tool for total decentralization. This paper focuses on an overlooked genealogy of the politics of the blockchain – the classic republican theory. We consider wheth…
Evading Transparency, Doubting Democracy, Dreaming Big
Global transformation of academia under “new public management” and metrics-based assessment has brought forth intense debates on the governance of science. This study investigates key values and visions of academic governance in Russia through a set of focus groups with scientists plus a nationwide survey (n = 6,166) conducted in 2019. Russian scholars defy both state pressures and grassroots self-governance (due to fundamental distrust of peers…
Is Blockchain a Preferred Future? A Response to Kosmarski & Ninkova in At(37)6
Between Indiana Jones and a Doctor Without Borders
lt;p>This paper is devoted to the problematization of field linguistics, a discipline, as defined by A.E. Kibrik, which develops and practices methods of obtaining information about a language unknown to the researcher on the basis of working with the language’s speakers. We examine the discipline’s colonial genealogy (XVI-XIX centuries), the marginalization of field methods and the subdiscipline in linguistics of the 1960s and 1980s, due to the …
Anthropology and blockchain
Blockchain and its related technologies break away from the contemporary dystopian imaginaries of control and exploitation endemic in IT. This editorial considers the relevance of blockchain for anthropologists, why they should care, and what the technology brings. After sketching the evolution of blockchain, we draw attention to its potential as a playground - a plethora of projects reimagining and remaking the basic stuff of political economy, …
Islamic City through the Eyes of the West
The focus of this paper is the rise and fall of a peculiar concept of “Islamic city”, a prominent tool for the analysis of Asian urban life in the early 20th century. The author traces colonial origins of this concept, its link to the orientalist portrayal of Middle Eastern cities as dirty, chaotic and decayed. Since the 1970s this concept has increasingly come under fire, and supplanted by a new body of research by historians, sociologists and a…
Space, power, and prestige in the academic field
This article investigates Russia's relationship with the West in the 1990s and 2000s by analyzing changes in a specific segment of the contemporary global economy-the academic sphere. It traces how the social sciences and the humanities in Russia have evolved from relative insularity and hierarchy during the Soviet era to a more complex web of multiple local institutions, setting their own rules, alongside powerful international agents. Assuming …
Anthropology and blockchain
Blockchain and its related technologies break away from the contemporary dystopian imaginaries of control and exploitation endemic in IT. This editorial considers the relevance of blockchain for anthropologists, why they should care, and what the technology brings. After sketching the evolution of blockchain, we draw attention to its potential as a playground - a plethora of projects reimagining and remaking the basic stuff of political economy, …
Space, power, and prestige in the academic field
This article investigates Russia's relationship with the West in the 1990s and 2000s by analyzing changes in a specific segment of the contemporary global economy-the academic sphere. It traces how the social sciences and the humanities in Russia have evolved from relative insularity and hierarchy during the Soviet era to a more complex web of multiple local institutions, setting their own rules, alongside powerful international agents. Assuming …
Islamic City through the Eyes of the West
The focus of this paper is the rise and fall of a peculiar concept of “Islamic city”, a prominent tool for the analysis of Asian urban life in the early 20th century. The author traces colonial origins of this concept, its link to the orientalist portrayal of Middle Eastern cities as dirty, chaotic and decayed. Since the 1970s this concept has increasingly come under fire, and supplanted by a new body of research by historians, sociologists and a…
Between Indiana Jones and a Doctor Without Borders
lt;p>This paper is devoted to the problematization of field linguistics, a discipline, as defined by A.E. Kibrik, which develops and practices methods of obtaining information about a language unknown to the researcher on the basis of working with the language’s speakers. We examine the discipline’s colonial genealogy (XVI-XIX centuries), the marginalization of field methods and the subdiscipline in linguistics of the 1960s and 1980s, due to the …
Anthropology and blockchain
Blockchain and its related technologies break away from the contemporary dystopian imaginaries of control and exploitation endemic in IT. This editorial considers the relevance of blockchain for anthropologists, why they should care, and what the technology brings. After sketching the evolution of blockchain, we draw attention to its potential as a playground - a plethora of projects reimagining and remaking the basic stuff of political economy, …
Imagineering a new way of governing
Blockchain technologies loom large among the controversial topics of public debate. Like any technology, blockchain offers various ways to imagine alternative models of politics and society. Arguably, the most common interpretation treats it as the technology for techno-anarchism and a tool for total decentralization. This paper focuses on an overlooked genealogy of the politics of the blockchain – the classic republican theory. We consider wheth…
Evading Transparency, Doubting Democracy, Dreaming Big
Global transformation of academia under “new public management” and metrics-based assessment has brought forth intense debates on the governance of science. This study investigates key values and visions of academic governance in Russia through a set of focus groups with scientists plus a nationwide survey (n = 6,166) conducted in 2019. Russian scholars defy both state pressures and grassroots self-governance (due to fundamental distrust of peers…
Is Blockchain a Preferred Future? A Response to Kosmarski & Ninkova in At(37)6
The other, the child, and the trinitarity
This paper, written in the context of a public debate on LGBT issues, seeks a novel theological explanation for the uniqueness of the relationship between a man and a woman in the flesh, and an answer to the question of why heterosexual relations are considered in the Gospel and Christian tradition to be the way to God. The author argues that the value of heterosexual relations, which nowadays is no longer considered self-evident, requires a new …
The Sociology of Salvation
The article is devoted to clarifying the different theoretical contexts and problematic tensions that arise between social theory and theology. The authors aim to avoid engaging in a broad theoretical debate about the relevance or irrelevance of the concepts of secularism and the post-secular, and the fate of religion and religious institutions in the (unfinished) project of modernity. Equally problematic is the position of John Milbank, who expl…
Paradoxes of the Soviet-Chinese and Liberal-Democratic Models of Government
The article focuses on two models of political and state formations, those of liberal-democratic and Soviet-Chinese. The use of Niklas Luhmann’s concept of decision in analyzing their systemic foundations opens a new perspective on both these models and the contemporary political process. A brief overview of the discussion on the topic of decision-making in organizations was offered, and the heuristic value of Niklas Luhmann’s concept of decision…
Sociology (10 obras) · Law (6 obras) · Philosophy (6 obras) · Political science (6 obras) · Computer Science (4 obras) · Law (4 obras) · Politics (4 obras) · Economics (3 obras) · Epistemology (3 obras) · State (computer science (3 obras)