Natalia Kovalyova
Biographic Data
| ID | 99390 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Natalia Kovalyova |
| GIVEN NAMES | Natalia |
| FAMILY NAME | Kovalyova |
| SIGNATURE | KOVALYOVA N |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of North Texas at Dallas |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-2248-5278 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 15 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 8 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 15 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2013 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2025 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
Forum 66
Every era has its own “mainstream scholarly style” — the generally accepted way of writing academic texts in а given era and place. To today’s tastes, many academic texts written a century and more ago seem verbose and impersonal, weighed down with dispensable reflections and ruminations. Soviet academic style was radically different from English-language publications of the time, but these days many Russian academic texts read like translations …
Forum 60
AI allows work with data to extend well beyond simple keyword searches or formulaic calculations. It is applied to help specialists in the history of art and in discourse analysis as well as in linguistics and physical anthropology who analyse big corpora and construct models. Participants in the "Forum", a written round table, are representatives of the social sciences and humanities. They describe their contact with such applications in their p…
Janet Berry Hess, editor. Digital Mapping and Indigenous America
That indigenous people perceive their lands differently from their western counterparts is an open secret.Moreover, as in settler's societies the western understanding of geography supersedes indigenous approaches to it, western traditions of mapping are understood to be negatively impacting the native lands.The discrepancies in land "mappability" (my word -NK) loom even larger when cultural objects go online, often as part of massive attempts to…
Algorithms of Oppression
Stalin’s Constitution
Stalin’s Constitution: Soviet Participatory Politics and the Discussion of the 1936 Draft Constitution." Europe-Asia Studies, 71(8), pp. 1424–1425
Can the internet strengthen democracy
Curtain of Lies. The Battle over Truth in Stalinist Eastern Europe
The Private World of Soviet Scientists from Stalin to Gorbachev
The ‘Russian’ Civil Wars 1916–1926. Ten Years That Shook the World
The upcoming centennial anniversary of the Russian revolution calls for a careful re-examination of its impact on the contemporary world. Journals are dedicating special issues to the series of eve
Mr Putin. Operative in the Kremlin
When the Russian president Vladimir Putin assumed office in 2000, the question of ‘Who are you, Mr Putin?’ occupied many minds. Fifteen years on, a definitive answer continues to escape us. Fiona H
The performative logic of the Soviet constitutions and the (im)possibility of a political action
Constitutions are tenacious documents that – amended and adjusted – survive a high tide of political turmoil. What helps them endure and earn the title of living documents? This broad question animates the present inquiry into the language of constitutions. Triangulating theoretical insights from the works by J.L Austin, John Searle, and Jacques Derrida, this study examines the five Soviet constitutions in order to uncover the coordinates of the …
History as Therapy. Alternative History and Nationalist Imaginings in Russia, 1991–2014
Sheiko and Brown position their volume as an updated version of their earlier book that focused on the phenomenon of alternative history that exploded in Russia. The introduction contextualises the
The interplay of the material and the discursive in Russian academic prose (1980–2010)
This study explores the generic evolution of the Russian academic article, taking as a case study the publications in Vestnik Moskovskogo Universiteta. Seria 9. Filologiia between 1980 and 2010. It finds that (1) visual rhetoric is a sparingly used tool among Russian philologists; (2) books remain a primary source of research information; (3) the recentness of publications is often a secondary concern; (4) the philological research base is rather…
Crises in Russia. Contemporary Management Policy and Practice from a Historical Perspective
Response to “Addresses to the Federal Assembly of the Russian federation by Russian presidents, 2008–2012. A comparative analysis”
Can the internet strengthen democracy
The ‘Russian’ Civil Wars 1916–1926. Ten Years That Shook the World
The upcoming centennial anniversary of the Russian revolution calls for a careful re-examination of its impact on the contemporary world. Journals are dedicating special issues to the series of eve
Curtain of Lies. The Battle over Truth in Stalinist Eastern Europe
Mr Putin. Operative in the Kremlin
When the Russian president Vladimir Putin assumed office in 2000, the question of ‘Who are you, Mr Putin?’ occupied many minds. Fifteen years on, a definitive answer continues to escape us. Fiona H
History as Therapy. Alternative History and Nationalist Imaginings in Russia, 1991–2014
Sheiko and Brown position their volume as an updated version of their earlier book that focused on the phenomenon of alternative history that exploded in Russia. The introduction contextualises the
Response to “Addresses to the Federal Assembly of the Russian federation by Russian presidents, 2008–2012. A comparative analysis”
The interplay of the material and the discursive in Russian academic prose (1980–2010)
This study explores the generic evolution of the Russian academic article, taking as a case study the publications in Vestnik Moskovskogo Universiteta. Seria 9. Filologiia between 1980 and 2010. It finds that (1) visual rhetoric is a sparingly used tool among Russian philologists; (2) books remain a primary source of research information; (3) the recentness of publications is often a secondary concern; (4) the philological research base is rather…
Crises in Russia. Contemporary Management Policy and Practice from a Historical Perspective
The performative logic of the Soviet constitutions and the (im)possibility of a political action
Constitutions are tenacious documents that – amended and adjusted – survive a high tide of political turmoil. What helps them endure and earn the title of living documents? This broad question animates the present inquiry into the language of constitutions. Triangulating theoretical insights from the works by J.L Austin, John Searle, and Jacques Derrida, this study examines the five Soviet constitutions in order to uncover the coordinates of the …
History as Therapy. Alternative History and Nationalist Imaginings in Russia, 1991–2014
Sheiko and Brown position their volume as an updated version of their earlier book that focused on the phenomenon of alternative history that exploded in Russia. The introduction contextualises the
Mr Putin. Operative in the Kremlin
When the Russian president Vladimir Putin assumed office in 2000, the question of ‘Who are you, Mr Putin?’ occupied many minds. Fifteen years on, a definitive answer continues to escape us. Fiona H
The ‘Russian’ Civil Wars 1916–1926. Ten Years That Shook the World
The upcoming centennial anniversary of the Russian revolution calls for a careful re-examination of its impact on the contemporary world. Journals are dedicating special issues to the series of eve
Can the internet strengthen democracy
Curtain of Lies. The Battle over Truth in Stalinist Eastern Europe
The Private World of Soviet Scientists from Stalin to Gorbachev
Stalin’s Constitution
Stalin’s Constitution: Soviet Participatory Politics and the Discussion of the 1936 Draft Constitution." Europe-Asia Studies, 71(8), pp. 1424–1425
Algorithms of Oppression
Janet Berry Hess, editor. Digital Mapping and Indigenous America
That indigenous people perceive their lands differently from their western counterparts is an open secret.Moreover, as in settler's societies the western understanding of geography supersedes indigenous approaches to it, western traditions of mapping are understood to be negatively impacting the native lands.The discrepancies in land "mappability" (my word -NK) loom even larger when cultural objects go online, often as part of massive attempts to…
Forum 60
AI allows work with data to extend well beyond simple keyword searches or formulaic calculations. It is applied to help specialists in the history of art and in discourse analysis as well as in linguistics and physical anthropology who analyse big corpora and construct models. Participants in the "Forum", a written round table, are representatives of the social sciences and humanities. They describe their contact with such applications in their p…
Forum 66
Every era has its own “mainstream scholarly style” — the generally accepted way of writing academic texts in а given era and place. To today’s tastes, many academic texts written a century and more ago seem verbose and impersonal, weighed down with dispensable reflections and ruminations. Soviet academic style was radically different from English-language publications of the time, but these days many Russian academic texts read like translations …
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