- Department of Ancient History, Saratov State University,
Astrakhanskaya Street 83, Saratov, 410012, Russia
- Classics, Classics: Ancient History and Archaeology, Ancient History, Ancient Greek History, Hellenistic History, Hellenistic Greece, and 126 moreReception Studies, Classical Reception Studies, History of Classical Scholarship, Classical philology, Greek Language, Ancient Greek Literature, Marcus Aurelius, The Classical Tradition, Historiography, History of Historiography, Ancient Historiography, Ancient Greek Historiography, Greek Historiography, Polybius, Biography, Stoicism, History of International Relations, History of Diplomacy, Diplomatic History, War Studies, History of Imperialism, Roman imperialism, Winckelmann, History of Collections, Education, History of Education, Higher Education, History of Universities, Cultural History, Intellectual History, European intellectual history, German Idealism, Russian Literature, 19th Century Russian Literature, Hellenistic Literature, Intellectual and cultural history, International Relations, Classical Studies, Engraved gems, Anton Chekhov, Russian culture, History, Ancient Greek Language, Greek, Roman History, Greek religion (Classics), Ancient Greek Religion, Cultural Studies, History of Scholarship, Roman Republic, Greek Religion, Seleucid Empire, Cultural Identity, History and Classical tradition studies, Ancient Religion, History of Ancient Macedonia, Classical reception, Xenophon, Reception of Antiquity, Ancient Rome, Ancient Warfare, Greek Literature, Graeco-Roman Religion, Ancient Military History, Cultural History of Russia, International Law, History of Religion, Hellenism, Identity (Culture), Roman Religion, Languages, Language, Education History, Religion, Greece, Greek History, Culture, History of Collecting, Collecting and Collections, Black Sea region, Black Sea ancient history and archaeology, Ancient Greek Epigraphy, Greek Epigraphy, Epigraphy (Archaeology), Epigraphy, Republican Rome, Classical Traditions, Russian Intellectual History, History of Ideas, Hellenistic and Roman Asia Minor, Cultural Heritage, Heritage Studies, Heritage, World Cultural Heritage, Anthropology of Time, History and archaeology, Literature, Philosophy, Anthropology, Cultural Anthropology, History of Religions, Byzantine Studies, Language Education, Philosophy of Life, Hellenistic Monarchy, Imperialism, Ancient Greek Politics, Ancient Philosophy, Wissenschaftsgeschichte, Roman Stoicism, Balkan Studies, Cultural Geography, Philosophy of Mind, Ancient Greek Philosophy, History of the Hellenistic World (Focus: Seleucid Empire), Collectors and Collecting, War and society, Gottfried Wilhelm Leibniz, Intellectual History of Enlightenment, Russian Studies, Russian History, Political Theory, Hellenistic Philosophy, History and Theory of International Law, Philology, and Old Rus'edit
Research Interests: Ancient History, International Relations, Roman History, Hellenistic Literature, International Studies, and 39 moreHellenistic History, International Arbitration, Arbitration, Arbitration Law, Cultural Identity, Mediation, Polybius, Hellenistic Historiography, Mediation (Law), Hellenism, War and Peace, History of Diplomacy, Hellenistic Greece, Greek and Roman History, Ancient Diplomacy, Ancient Greek Literature, International Customs Law, Ethics of War and Peace, Ancient Greek Literature, Classical Philology, Negociation and mediation, Romantic Hellenism & philhellenism, Polybe, Polybius of Megalopolis, Polybios, Roman Imperialism, Greek Hisoriography, Polybius, Polybius, Greek Historiography, Polybius, Greek Historiography, Aetolia, Diplomacy, Conquest and Trade In the Ancient World, Mediators, Envoys, Envoy, Mediator, Arbitration (International and Domestic), Arbitrators, Special envoys, Ancient Greek diplomacy, Diplomacy (ancient), Arbitrator ethics, and international arbitrators
Research Interests: Ancient History, Roman History, Hellenistic Literature, Hellenistic History, Roman Republic, and 15 morePolybius, Alexander the Great, Ptolemaic Egyptian History, Hellenism, Black Sea region, Seleucid Empire, Greek Federal States, History of Ancient Macedonia, Hellenistic Egypt, History of the Hellenistic World (Focus: Seleucid Empire), A History of Ancient Macedonia, Ancient Diplomacy, Bosporan Kingdom, Ancient Macedonia, and Antiochus III
Research Interests: Religion, History, Ancient History, Military History, Cultural History, and 101 moreDiplomatic History, International Relations, Roman History, Hellenistic Literature, History of Ideas, International Relations Theory, Political Theory, International Law, Religion and Politics, Hellenistic History, Balkan Studies, War Studies, Identity (Culture), Roman Religion, Mediterranean Studies, Roman Republic, Cultural Identity, History of Religions, Ancient Religion, Sociology of War, Cultural History of War, History of International Relations, Polybius, Hellenistic Historiography, History of the Mediterranean, Ancient Greek Religion, History of Imperialism, War and society, Republican Rome, War and violence, Hellenism, War and violence (Psychology), Greek religion (Classics), Ancient Military History, Hellenistic Military History, War and Society (History), War and Peace, History of Diplomacy, History of the Mediterranean World, History of Religions (History), History of Ancient Macedonia, Ancient Greece (History), International Political Theory, Ancient Greece, Ancient Warfare, Roman Republican History, Greece, Roman imperialism, Imperialism, Hellenistic period, Hellenistic Greece, A History of Ancient Macedonia, Ancient Rome, Ancient Diplomacy, Ancient Greek Literature, Theory of International Relations, Ancient Greek religion & the interdisciplinary study of Religions, Classical Greece, Cultural history of the Ancient world, Ancient Roman Religion, Ancient Mediterranean Studies, Ancient Weapons and Warfare, Religious and Cultural Identity, Ethics of War and Peace, Politics and International relations, Ancient Greece and Rome, Ancient Rome History, Philip V of Macedonia, War and Peace Studies, Ancient Greek Literature, Classical Philology, Ancient Macedonia, Histria, Diplomacy and international relations, Hellenismos, Ethics of War, Balance of Power, Polybe, Polybius of Megalopolis, Ancient Macedonian History, Imperialismo, Polybios, Roman Imperialism, Greek Hisoriography, Polybius, Polybius, Greek Historiography, Polybius, Greek Historiography, Aetolia, Diplomacy, Conquest and Trade In the Ancient World, Theory and history of international relations, Ancient Roman Imperialism, Nature of Roman Imperialism, The History of Ideas, Graeco-Roman Religion, Sociology of war and peace, War and Society in Classical Greece, Envoys, Envoy, Aitolia Indemnity Polybius, Latin and Ancient Greek Literature, History and Archaeology of Ancient Macedonia, Sociology of warfare and violence, Special envoys, Ancient Greek diplomacy, and Diplomacy (ancient)
Research Interests: Ancient History, International Relations, Roman History, Hellenistic Literature, International Studies, and 49 moreHellenistic History, International Arbitration, Arbitration, Arbitration Law, Mediation, History of International Relations, Hellenistic Historiography, Roman military history, Greek/Roman History, War and society, War and violence, Hellenism, Hellenistic Military History, War and Peace, History of Diplomacy, History of the Hellenistic World (Focus: Seleucid Empire), Hellenistic Greece, Greek and Roman History, Ancient Diplomacy, Ancient Greek Literature, Theory of International Relations, International Customs Law, Ethics of War and Peace, Politics and International relations, International Studies and Politics, Ancient Greek Literature, Classical Philology, Diplomacy and international relations, Hellenistic and Roman Greece, Hellenismos, Negociation and mediation, Romantic Hellenism & philhellenism, Polybe, Polybius of Megalopolis, Polybios, Relations Internationales, Roman Imperialism, Greek Hisoriography, Polybius, Polybius, Greek Historiography, Diplomacy, Conquest and Trade In the Ancient World, Greek and Roman Social History, Mediators, Sociology of war and peace, Envoys, Envoy, Mediator, Arbitrators, Ancient Greek diplomacy, Diplomacy (ancient), Arbitrator ethics, and international arbitrators
Research Interests: History, Ancient History, Cultural History, German Studies, Classics, and 30 moreHumanities, Higher Education, Transformation of University Systems, History of higher education, History of Universities, History of Scholarship, History of Classical Scholarship, Classical philology, Intellectual and cultural history, Germany, University, Classics: Ancient History and Archaeology, The Greek and Latin Classics, Institute for advanced study, Universidad, History of Education, Higher Education, Deutschland, Higher Education and History of Universties, Universitas, Alte Geschichte, History of Classical Philology, History of classical studies, Altertumswissenschaft, Classical Philology, Latinistik, Geistesgeschichte, History of Higher Education and Universities, Classics and Ancient History, Centre for Hellenic Studies, and Gräzistik
Research Interests: History, Intellectual History, Classics, Cultural Heritage, History of Education, and 15 moreHigher Education, History of higher education, History of Universities, The Classical Tradition, History of Classical Scholarship, Intellectual and cultural history, History of philology, History of Historiography, The Greek and Latin Classics, Cultural and Intellectual History, Wissenschaftsgeschichte, Higher Education and History of Universties, Classical Philology, Classical Latin and Greek Philology, and History of Higher Education and Universities
Research Interests: Ancient History, Roman History, Hellenistic History, Epigraphy (Archaeology), International Arbitration, and 15 moreArbitration, Arbitration Law, Greek Epigraphy, Mediation, Polybius, Ancient Greek History, Mediation (Law), Hegemony, History of Diplomacy, Ancient Greece (History), Ancient Greek Epigraphy, Greek and Roman History, Ancient Diplomacy, Epigraphy, and Neutrality
Research Interests: History, Ancient History, Diplomatic History, Classical Archaeology, International Relations, and 38 moreClassics, Greek History, International Studies, Greek Language, International Law, Hellenistic History, Diplomatic Studies, Greek Epigraphy, Diplomacy, History of International Relations, History of International Law, Classical philology, Ancient Greek History, Hellenism, History of Diplomacy, Ancient Greek Politics, Ancient Greece (History), Ancient Greece, Ancient Greek Epigraphy, Greece, Ancient Greek Language, Greek and Roman Epigraphy, Hellenistic period, Hellenistic Greece, Ancient Diplomacy, Classics: Ancient History and Archaeology, History and archaeology, Diplomacia, Ancient Greek History, Greek epigraphy, Ancient Greece and Rome, International Law and Diplomacy, Diplomacy and international relations, ancient Greek polis, Hellenismos, Honorary Decrees, Ancient Greek diplomacy, Diplomacy (ancient), and Proxeny decrees
Research Interests: Ancient History, Diplomatic History, International Relations, Classics, Roman History, and 15 moreInternational Law, Hellenistic History, International Arbitration, Arbitration, Mediation, History of International Relations, History of International Law, Ancient Greek History, Mediation (Law), History of Diplomacy, Hellenistic Greece, Ancient Rome, Ancient Diplomacy, Diplomacy and international relations, and Ancient Greek diplomacy
Research Interests: History, Intellectual History, Classics, Hellenistic Literature, Research Methods and Methodology, and 15 moreResearch Methodology, Historiography, Ancient Historiography, Polybius, Hellenistic Historiography, Greek Historiography, History of Historiography, Ancient Greek Historiography, Historiography and Philosophy of History, Greek and Roman historiography, History of historical writing, Methods of Research, Frank Walbank, Classical Studies, and Pragmatic History
Research Interests: Philology, History, Ancient History, Intellectual History, Cultural History, and 56 moreCultural Studies, World Literatures, Classics, Greek Literature, Art History, Humanities, Reception Studies, History of Ideas, Cultural Heritage, Literature, Heritage Studies, History and Classical tradition studies, Historiography, German Idealism, Culture, Reception, Biography, Intellectual History of Enlightenment, Ancient Historiography, The Classical Tradition, World Literature, Ancient Literacy, Classical philology, Intellectual and cultural history, Historiography Greek Classical period, Greek Historiography, Xenophon, History of philology, History of Historiography, Classical Reception Studies, Classical Traditions, Ancient Greek Historiography, Reception History, Winckelmann, German Classicisms, Ancient Greek and Roman Art, Reception of Antiquity, Heritage, Classical Tradition in Art and Literature, Historia, Literatura, Greek and Roman historiography, Greek Philology, Ancient Greek Literature, Classical Tradition, Classicism, Classical Tradition and Reception, History of Humanities, Classical reception, Ancient Greek Literature, Classical Philology, Biographical Research, Ancient Literature, History of classical studies, Xenophon's Socratic Writings, Latin and Ancient Greek Literature, and Classical Studies
Research Interests: Cultural History, Classics, Cultural Heritage, History and Classical tradition studies, Cataloguing, and 63 moreGerman Idealism, Culture, Biography, Friedrich Wilhelm Joseph Schelling, Johann Wolfgang von Goethe, History of Collections, Intellectual and cultural history, Goethe, Classical Reception Studies, Collecting and Collections, Schelling, Winckelmann, German Classicisms, Ancient Greek and Roman Art, Museum Collection history, Glyptics, History of Collections (Archaeology), Classical Tradition in Art and Literature, Engraved gems, Cameos, History of Collecting, Catalogues, Adolf Furtwängler, History of Art and archaeology, Gems, History of Collecting and Antiquarianism, Cameo, Classicism, Philipp von Stosch, Johann Joachim Winckelmann, Classical Tradition and Reception, Museum Collections (Research), Biografía Intelectual, Hermitage Museum, Johann Joachim Winckelmann Eighteenth century art history philosophy Enlightenment, Friedrich der Grosse, Altphilologie, Winckelmann Aesthetics History of Archaeology, Catalogue, Friedrich W. J. Schelling, Geisteswissenschaften, History of Greek Art, Biografías, Greek Glyptics, Ancient Greek, Etruscan and Roman Glyptics, Ancient Greek and Roman Glyptics, History of classical studies, German literature of the Goethezeit, Classicism In Art, Roman Cameo, Hermann Usener, Accademia Etrusca, Cortona, History of Ancient Greco Roman Art, State Hermitage, Biografi, Classical Studies, Alessandro Albani, Cameo and gem engraving, Cameo glass, Glass Cameos, Greek and Roman Cameos, Karl Reinhardt, and Heinrich Wilhelm Mutzel-Stosch
Research Interests: Ancient History, Intellectual History, Cultural History, Hellenistic Literature, Hellenistic Philosophy, and 20 moreHellenistic History, Historiography, Cultural Identity, Polybius, Hellenistic Historiography, History of Classical Scholarship, Intellectual and cultural history, Social and Cultural History, History of Historiography, Cultural Identity and Ethnicity, Ancient Greek Cultural & Social History, Ancient Greek Literature, Acculturation and cultural identity, Cultural history of the Ancient world, Religious and Cultural Identity, Ancient Greek Literature, Classical Philology, Polybius of Megalopolis, Polybius, Greek Historiography, Frank Walbank, and Latin and Ancient Greek Literature
Research Interests: History, Ancient History, Intellectual History, Economic History, Classics, and 82 moreGreek Literature, Greek History, Hellenistic Literature, Humanities, History of Ideas, Cultural Heritage, Hellenistic History, Balkan Studies, Historiography, Biography, Ancient Historiography, History of Scholarship, Ancient Texts, Polybius, Hellenistic Historiography, Ancient Literacy, History of Classical Scholarship, Classical philology, Greek Historiography, Late Roman Empire, History of Historiography, Ancient Greek History, Ancient Greek Historiography, Roman Empire, Hellenism, European intellectual history, Hellenistic Monarchy, Greek Federal States, History of Ancient Macedonia, Ancient Greece (History), Ancient Greece, Ancient Scholarship, Aratus, Hellenistic Kingdoms, Greece, Historia, History of the Hellenistic World (Focus: Seleucid Empire), Hellenistic period, Hellenistic Greece, A History of Ancient Macedonia, Biography and Life-Writing, Classics: Ancient History and Archaeology, Later Roman Empire, History and archaeology, Ancient Greek Literature, Hellenistic Kingship, Classical Greece, Modern and contemporary History of historiography, History of Humanities, Hellenistic history (focus: Bactria, Indo-Greeks), Ancient Greece and Rome, Philip V of Macedonia, Ancient Greek Literature, Classical Philology, Ancient Macedonia, Modern European Intellectual History, Hellenismos, Hellenistic monarchies, Ancient History of Thessaly and Macedonia; Greek Historiography, Philip V, History of Classical Philology, Polybius of Megalopolis, Ancient Macedonian History, History of classical studies, Cambridge University, Polybius, Greek Historiography, Polybius, Greek Historiography, Aetolia, Classical Philology, Peterhouse, Ancient Macedonia - History, Archaeology and Numismatics, Storia Della Filologia Classica/history of Classical Scholarship, The Later Roman Empire, Hellenistic Empires, University of Cambridge, Frank Walbank, History and Archaeology of Ancient Macedonia, Classical Studies, Classics and Ancient History, Aratus of Sikyon, Peterhouse College Cambridge, Economic and Social History of the Roman Empire, Liverpool University, and University of liverpool
Frank William Walbank (1909–2008) was one of the most eminent British historians of ancient civilization and its culture in the second half of the Twentieth and at the beginning of the Twenty-First Century. As an investigator he belonged... more
Frank William Walbank (1909–2008) was one of the most eminent British historians of ancient civilization and its culture in the second half of the Twentieth and at the beginning of the Twenty-First Century. As an investigator he belonged to the Cambridge school of ancient studies. Only one part of F. W. Walbank’s work is briefly examined in this paper that is his interpretation of Polybius’ “Histories” as a main narrative source on the Hellenistic and Roman history from 264 to 146 B. C. His monumental “Historical Commentary on Polybius” in three volumes (1957–1979) resulted from more than thirty years of detailed and careful research of the historical and historiographical problems raised in Polybius’ work. Alongside the Büttner-Wobst text and A. Mauersberger’s “Polybios-Lexikon”, F. W. Walbank’s “Commentary” is now an indispensable base for everyone who studies various aspects of Polybius’ text. Writing a commentary culminated in his Sather Lectures on Polybius (1972) which is the best introductory study on the famous Greek historian, his work and his concept of history.
Research Interests: Philology, Classics, Hellenistic Literature, Humanities, History of Ideas, and 41 moreHellenistic History, Historiography, Ancient Historiography, Ancient Texts, Polybius, Hellenistic Historiography, Ancient Literacy, History of Classical Scholarship, Classical philology, Intellectual and cultural history, History of philology, History of Historiography, Ancient Greek History, Ancient Greek Historiography, Hellenism, Ancient Scholarship, Filología, History of the Hellenistic World (Focus: Seleucid Empire), Hellenistic period, Hellenistic Greece, Greek Philology, Filologia Classica, Ancient Greek Literature, History of Humanities, Historiografia, Ancient Greek Literature, Classical Philology, Antiquité, klassische Philologie, Ancient Literature, Antiquité Classique, History of Classical Philology, Polybe, Polybius of Megalopolis, History of classical studies, Polybios, Polybius, Greek Historiography, Polybius, Greek Historiography, Aetolia, Frank Walbank, Latin and Ancient Greek Literature, Classical Studies, and Pragmatic History
Research Interests: Ancient History, Hellenistic History, Federalism, Polybius, History of Classical Scholarship, and 15 moreHistory of Historiography, Ancient Greek History, Hellenism, Greek Federal States, History of Ancient Macedonia, Ancient Greece, Greece, Hellenistic Greece, Representative Democracy, Associations and Local Institutions in Greek poleis and Federal states, Ancient Macedonia, Aetolian League, Sympoliteia, Achaean League, and Jakob Aall Ottesen Larsen
Research Interests: Philology, Languages, History, Cultural History, Cultural Studies, and 64 moreRussian Studies, Russian Literature, Philosophy, Philosophy of Mind, Greek Literature, Literacy, Art History, Humanities, History of Ideas, Languages and Linguistics, Medieval History, Greek Language, Cultural Heritage, Literature, History and Classical tradition studies, Identity (Culture), Manuscript Studies, Russian Orthodox Church, Cultural Identity, Byzantine Studies, Russian History, History of Identity, Russian Orthodoxy, Intellectual and cultural history, Medieval philology, History of philology, Old Rus', Classical Reception Studies, Russian Intellectual History, Cultural History of Russia, Russian literature (Literature), Medieval illuminated manuscripts, Russian orthodoxy (History), Ancient Languages, Russian culture, Historia, Literatura, Slavic Studies, Greek Philology, Manuscripts, Greek manuscripts, Byzantine art, History of the Greek language, History of Humanities, Foreign languages, Old Russian Language, Arts and Humanities, Byzantine-Russian culture, Old Rus, Photius / Photios, Russian and Slavic Studies, Old Russian Literature, Old Russian Cultural History, History of Russian Literature, Psalters, Medieval Russian History, Classical Studies, Byzantine and Old Russian Art, St. Sergius of Radonezh, Dionysios the Areopagite, Russian Monasteries, The history of ancient Russia, Russian-Byzantine relations, Russian Intellectual History and Philosophy, and Russian intellectuals
The article gives the most important examples of classicism in the culture of Saratov province namely in architecture and education. The author focuses his attention on the activities of Ivan F. Sinaisky (1799–1870) as a teacher in Greek... more
The article gives the most important examples of classicism in the culture of Saratov province namely in architecture and education. The author focuses his attention on the activities of Ivan F. Sinaisky (1799–1870) as a teacher in Greek both in Gymnasium and in Orthodox Theological Seminary in Saratov. Works translated by I. Sinaisky from Greek, his manuals and dictionaries for those who learned Greek, as well as his articles on Greek and Greek authors are being considered in the context of Russian and European classicism.
Research Interests: Philology, Languages, Cultural History, Russian Studies, Russian Literature, and 49 moreGreek Literature, Humanities, Reception Studies, Language Education, History of Ideas, Languages and Linguistics, Greek Language, Cultural Heritage, History of Education, Literature, History and Classical tradition studies, Education History, Culture, The Classical Tradition, Latin and Greek, History of Classical Scholarship, Classical philology, Intellectual and cultural history, History of philology, Classical Reception Studies, Classical Traditions, Russian Intellectual History, Cultural History of Russia, Russian literature (Literature), Classical Education Tradition, Reception History, Ancient Languages, Reception of Antiquity, Classical Tradition in Art and Literature, Literatura, Ancient Greek Language, Greek Philology, Classical Tradition in Modern Culture, Ancient Greek Literature, Classical Tradition, Classicism, Classical Tradition and Reception, History of Humanities, Foreign languages, Humanidades, Russian literature and intellectual history, Ancient Literature, Education and language, History of classical studies, Russian and Slavic Studies, The History of Ideas, Classical Studies, Culyural Studies, and Russian intellectuals
Research Interests: Languages, Cultural History, Cultural Studies, Russian Studies, Russian Literature, and 69 moreGreek Literature, Literacy, Education, Humanities, Reception Studies, Language Education, Languages and Linguistics, Greek Language, Cultural Heritage, History of Education, Literature, History and Classical tradition studies, Education History, Culture, Reception, Culture Studies, Teaching of Foreign Languages, The Classical Tradition, Latin and Greek, Russian History, Lexicography, Intellectual and cultural history, World Cultural Heritage, Thucydides, Xenophon, Classical Reception Studies, Classical Traditions, Russian Intellectual History, Cultural History of Russia, Classical Education Tradition, Reception History, Language and Education, Ancient Languages, Reception of Antiquity, Language Teaching, Literatura, Ancient Greek Language, Greek Lexicography, Nikolay Chernyshevsky, Foreign Language Education, Classical Tradition, Chernyshevsky, Lexicografia, Classicism, Classical Tradition and Reception, History of Humanities, Foreign languages, Classical reception, Classicismo, Haritage, Education and language, Thucydide, History of classical studies, Cultural Haritage, Gymnasium, Lexicografía Griega, Russian and Slavic Studies, Thucydides, Reception, Ancient Greek Language and Literature, Le Classicisme, Classical Studies, Saratov, Saratov Province, Classicism and Neoclassicism, Saint-Petersburg Theological Academy, Ivan Sinaisky, Moscow Orthodox Theological Academy, Saratov Theological Seminary, and Saratov Classical Gymnasium
Research Interests: Philology, Religion, Cultural History, Russian Studies, Philosophy of Mind, and 68 moreClassics, Greek Literature, Philosophy Of Religion, Education, Humanities, History of Ideas, Greek Language, History of Education, Higher Education, History and Classical tradition studies, Textual Criticism, Biography, History of higher education, History of Religions, Ancient Religion, The Classical Tradition, History of Scholarship, Greek Religion, Latin and Greek, Russian History, Ancient Literacy, History of Classical Scholarship, Classical philology, Intellectual and cultural history, Ancient Greek Religion, History of philology, Higher Education Studies, Classical Traditions, Ancient Greek History, Russian Intellectual History, Cultural Anthropology, Classical Education Tradition, Textual criticism (Classics), Greek religion (Classics), Ancient Languages, Russian culture, Classical Tradition in Art and Literature, Ancient Greek Language, Ancient Literary Criticism, Greek Philology, Ancient Greek Literature, Classical Tradition, Cultural history of the Ancient world, Classical Tradition and Reception, History of the Greek language, History of Humanities, Greek Philologie, Ancient Greek Literature, Classical Philology, Didactics of Latin and Greek, Ancient Literature, Ancient Greek Religion (especially Archaic and Classical), History of Classical Philology, History of classical studies, Philological Methods, Classical Latin and Greek Philology, Early Greek Hexameter Poetry, Ancient Greek Philology, filologia greca/Greek philology, Hexameter, Greek Hexameters, The History of Ideas, ancient Greek literature and myth, Ancient Greek Language and Literature, Hexameter Poetry, History of Higher Education and Universities, Classical Studies, Russian intellectuals, and History of the classical scholarship
Research Interests: Philology, Cultural History, Classics, Greek Literature, Aristophanes, and 42 moreHumanities, Cultural Heritage, Literature, Heritage Studies, Epigraphy (Archaeology), Cultural Heritage Conservation, Russian intelligentsia, Culture, Greek Epigraphy, History of Universities, Ancient Texts, History of Classical Scholarship, Classical philology, Ancient Philosophy, Intellectual and cultural history, History of philology, Classical Reception Studies, Ancient Greek History, Russian Intellectual History, Ancient Greek Philosophy, Euripides, Aristophanic comedy, Euripides (Classics), Ancient Scholarship, Ancient Greek Epigraphy, Ancient Greek Language, Greek Philology, University, Epigraphy, Ancient Greek Literature, Aristophanes Plutus, Cultural history of the Ancient world, Universidad, Universitas, Aristófanes, Russian and Soviet intellectual history, Ancient Greek Scholarship, Schliemann, Ancient Lenguages, Aristofanes, Aristophane, and Bibliotheca Classica Petropolitana
Research Interests: Philology, Ancient History, Cultural Studies, Russian Studies, Mythology, and 15 moreClassics, Greek Literature, Greek History, Art History, History of Education, Historiography, Biography, History of higher education, Ancient Historiography, History of Scholarship, History of Classical Scholarship, Classical philology, Intellectual and cultural history, Ancient Greek History, and Ancient Greek Historiography
Research Interests: History, Ancient History, Intellectual History, Humanities, History of Ideas, and 46 moreHistory of Education, Hellenistic History, History and Classical tradition studies, Balkan Studies, Historiography, Education History, Biography, History of higher education, History of Universities, The Classical Tradition, History of the Mediterranean, History of Classical Scholarship, Intellectual and cultural history, History of Historiography, Classical Traditions, Ancient Greek History, Russian Intellectual History, Hellenism, Hellenistic Monarchy, History of Ancient Macedonia, Ancient Scholarship, Hellenistic Kingdoms, Hellenistic period, A History of Ancient Macedonia, Classics: Ancient History and Archaeology, Classical Tradition in Modern Culture, Hellenistic Kingship, Classical Tradition, Modern and contemporary History of historiography, Historiografia, Historiografía, Slavic and Balkan Studies, Ancient Macedonia, Hellenismos, Higher Education and History of Universties, History of University, Kazan, Hellenistic monarchies, Ancient History of Thessaly and Macedonia; Greek Historiography, Ancient Macedonian History, The History of Ideas, Hellenistic Empires, History and Archaeology of Ancient Macedonia, Russian intellectuals, Arcady S. Shofman, and Kazan State University
The author of this article examines only one part of Professor A.S. Shofman’s work, that is the history of classical scholarship at Kazan and shows that the series of A.S. Shofman’s studies on individual classical scholars – F.G.... more
The author of this article examines only one part of Professor A.S. Shofman’s work, that is the history of classical scholarship at Kazan and shows that the series of A.S. Shofman’s studies on individual classical scholars – F.G. Mishchenko, M.M. Khvostov, V.I. Modestov – contains detailed consideration of their views on
history, methods of their historical and philological research, their personal portraits as well as his own treatments of the things they wrote about. It is argued that in A.S. Shofman’s view the majority of the historians at the University of Kazan had strong political opinions and social attitudes and these found expression in their inter-pretations of the past. The article gives a lot of examples to show that A.S. Shofman considered the development of classics and classical scholarship at Kazan from the beginning of the nineteenth to the beginning of the twentieth century as an indivisible process on the one hand and as an important and significant part of classical studies and historiography at the Russian universities as a whole on the other hand. The author comes to the conclusion that to study the work of the past historians at the University of Kazan was for A. S. Shofman not only intellectual and professional, but also personal duty, for it was an acknowledgement of the debt he owed to his predecessors in the ancient history and classical scholarship at Kazan.
history, methods of their historical and philological research, their personal portraits as well as his own treatments of the things they wrote about. It is argued that in A.S. Shofman’s view the majority of the historians at the University of Kazan had strong political opinions and social attitudes and these found expression in their inter-pretations of the past. The article gives a lot of examples to show that A.S. Shofman considered the development of classics and classical scholarship at Kazan from the beginning of the nineteenth to the beginning of the twentieth century as an indivisible process on the one hand and as an important and significant part of classical studies and historiography at the Russian universities as a whole on the other hand. The author comes to the conclusion that to study the work of the past historians at the University of Kazan was for A. S. Shofman not only intellectual and professional, but also personal duty, for it was an acknowledgement of the debt he owed to his predecessors in the ancient history and classical scholarship at Kazan.
Research Interests: History, Ancient History, Intellectual History, Cultural History, Russian Studies, and 15 moreClassics, Humanities, History of Ideas, History of Education, Higher Education, Hellenistic History, Biography, History of Universities, The Classical Tradition, Russian History, History of Classical Scholarship, History of Historiography, Russian Intellectual History, Hellenism, and Ancient Macedonia
Research Interests: History, Ancient History, Intellectual History, History of Ideas, History of Education, and 38 moreHellenistic History, History and Classical tradition studies, Balkan Studies, Education History, Biography, History of higher education, History of Universities, The Classical Tradition, History of the Mediterranean, History of Classical Scholarship, Intellectual and cultural history, History of Historiography, Classical Traditions, Ancient Greek History, Russian Intellectual History, Hellenism, Hellenistic Monarchy, History of Ancient Macedonia, Ancient Scholarship, Hellenistic Kingdoms, Hellenistic period, A History of Ancient Macedonia, Classics: Ancient History and Archaeology, Classical Tradition in Modern Culture, Hellenistic Kingship, Classical Tradition, Ancient Macedonia, Higher Education and History of Universties, History of University, Kazan, Hellenistic monarchies, Ancient History of Thessaly and Macedonia; Greek Historiography, Ancient Macedonian History, Hellenistic Empires, History and Archaeology of Ancient Macedonia, Russian intellectuals, Arcady S. Shofman, and Kazan State University
Research Interests: Ancient History, Classical Archaeology, Classics, Greek Literature, Latin Literature, and 38 moreHomer, Book History, Higher Education, History of the Book, Greek Epigraphy, History of higher education, History of Universities, Latin Language and Literature, History of Classical Scholarship, Classical philology, Book History (History), Memoir and Autobiography, History of Historiography, Ancient Greece (History), St Petersburg, Books, Memoirs, Memoir, Mémoire, Ancient Greek Literature, Roman Literature, History of Education, Higher Education, Ancient Greek Literature, Classical Philology, Idea of University, Higher Education and History of Universties, History of University, Memoire, Ancient Literature, History of Russian Literature, Idea of the University, Mémoires, History of Higher Education and Universities, Reminiscences, Literature romaine, Idea of a University, The idea of the university, Arcady S. Shofman, and Kazan State University
Research Interests: Ancient History, Russian Studies, Russian Literature, Classics, Hellenistic Literature, and 76 morePlato, Hellenistic History, Arms and Armor Studies, History of Latin Language, Martin Heidegger, Latin Language and Literature, History of Classical Scholarship, Classical philology, Alexander the Great, Heidegger, Latin Language, Classical Reception Studies, Russian literature (Literature), Ancient Greek Philosophy, Chekhov, Democritus, Heraclitus, Seleucid Empire, Anton Chekhov, 19th Century Russian Literature, Russian culture, History of Ancient Macedonia, Colonization, Odyssey, Dionysus, Written Language, History of the Hellenistic World (Focus: Seleucid Empire), Greek coinage, Seleucid kingdom, A History of Ancient Macedonia, Sleep and Dreaming, Bosporan Kingdom, Classical Greek Philosophy, Toulouse, Classics: Ancient History and Archaeology, Iliad, Bibliothèques, Platon, Aristoteles, Merab Mamardashvili, Miletos, Iliada, Seleucids, Dionysos, Dionysiac Cult, The Odyssey, The Iliad, Ancient Macedonia, Wakefulness, Latin Language, Historical Grammar, Scipio Africanus, Ancient Macedonian History, Ilias, Altertumswissenschaft, Alexandrian Romance, Ancient Macedonia - History, Archaeology and Numismatics, Histoire Des Bibliothèques, Toulouse Moyen Age, Homer's Odyssey, seleucus I Nicator, Iliad and Odissey, History of Russian Literature, Bosporanisches Reich, History and Archaeology of Ancient Macedonia, Bibliothèque, Tolosa, Demócrito, Aristoteles Etica, Heraclitus History of Philosophy, Homers Odyssey, Bosporan Coins, Democritos, Cincinnatus, Seleucus Nicator, Legend of Cincinnatus, and Saratov State University
Research Interests: Ancient History, Roman History, Hellenistic Literature, Hellenistic History, Stoicism, and 15 moreSocrates, History of Classical Scholarship, History of Historiography, Classical Reception Studies, Ancient Greek Historiography, Ancient Greek Philosophy, Roman Stoicism, Greek and Roman History, Early Christanity, Iliad, Homeric epos, Classical reception, Classical Receptions, Homeric epic, and North Sea Region History
The article deals with one of the most important aspects of classicism in the Russian culture of the second half of the 19th century, namely classical education. The author focuses on two short stories by A.P. Chekhov, i.e. “A Classical... more
The article deals with one of the most important aspects of classicism in the Russian culture of the second half of the 19th century, namely classical education. The author focuses on two short stories by A.P. Chekhov, i.e. “A Classical Student” (1883) and “The Tutor” (1884) which are analysed in the context of classical education system in Russia of that time. These works can be regarded as comments in the extensive public debate about the reform of public education launched by count Dmitri Tolstoy in the early 1870s. Such classic philologists as A.I. Georgievsky and Professor P.M. Leontev as well as M.N. Katkov, an influential Moscow journalist, were enthusiastic supporters of the reform. On the contrary, the famous scientists D.I. Mendeeleev, V.I. Vernadsky and well-known Russian professors of philology V.I. Modestov and V.I. Tchvetaev opposed any innovations in education. In the short stories “A Classical Student” and “The Tutor” by A.P. Chekhov one can see an ironic take on the negative aspects of teaching Greek and Latin in gymnasium within the system of classical education created by D.A. Tolstoy, the Minister of National Education. In both works there are a lot of details related to the personal, though not always positive, experience of their author as a student of Emperor Alexander Gymnasium in Taganrog. Nevertheless,
classicism in the field of education created a cultural ground for abundant results in literature, art, and humanities in the late 19th – early 20th centuries. An impressive boom in the studies of antiquity in Russia at that time would have been impossible without classical gymnasium with its ancient languages.
classicism in the field of education created a cultural ground for abundant results in literature, art, and humanities in the late 19th – early 20th centuries. An impressive boom in the studies of antiquity in Russia at that time would have been impossible without classical gymnasium with its ancient languages.
Research Interests: Philology, Languages, Russian Studies, Russian Literature, Classics, and 15 moreEducation, Reception Studies, History of Education, History and Classical tradition studies, Teaching of Foreign Languages, Latin and Greek, Russian History, Classical philology, Intellectual and cultural history, Classical Reception Studies, Russian Intellectual History, Anton Chekhov, 19th Century Russian Literature, The Greek and Latin Classics, and 19th century Russian History
Research Interests: Russian Studies, Russian Literature, Classics, Roman History, English Literature, and 15 moreReception Studies, Cultural Heritage, Literature, Heritage Studies, Shakespeare, Drama, The Classical Tradition, Plutarch, Shakespearean Drama, Classical Reception Studies, Translation and Interpretation, Anton Chekhov, 19th Century Russian Literature, Reception of Antiquity, and Julius Caesar
Research Interests: Philology, Languages, Cultural History, Russian Studies, Russian Literature, and 45 moreClassics, Humanities, Reception Studies, Language Education, Languages and Linguistics, History and Classical tradition studies, History of Latin Language, Reception, Latin and Greek, Classical philology, Intellectual and cultural history, Latin Language, Classical Reception Studies, Russian Intellectual History, Russian literature (Literature), Reception History, Correspondence Analysis, Anton Chekhov, Ancient Languages, 19th Century Russian Literature, Reception of Antiquity, Filología, Classical Tradition in Art and Literature, Spoken latin, Active Latin, Tsarist Empire, Russian Intellectual History, Filologia Classica, Classical Tradition and Reception, Foreign languages, Latin philology, Classical reception, homo ludens, Johan Huizinga, Russian literature and intellectual history, klassische Philologie, Neolatin Studies, Homo Ludens, Ludus, History of Russian Literature, Greek and Latin Philology, Historical and Classical Tradition Studies, History of Taganrog, Cincinnatus, Чехов, Russian intellectuals, and Alexander Chekhov
Research Interests: Philology, History, Ancient History, Russian Studies, Russian Literature, and 78 moreClassics, Roman History, Humanities, Reception Studies, History of Thought, History of Ideas, Cultural Heritage, Literature, Heritage Studies, History and Classical tradition studies, Reception, Intertextuality, The Classical Tradition, Cicero, Ancient Texts, World Literature, Latin Language and Literature, Classical philology, World Cultural Heritage, Republican Rome, Classical Reception Studies, Classical Traditions, Russian Intellectual History, Cultural History of Russia, Russian literature (Literature), Chekhov, Reception History, Anton Chekhov, 19th Century Russian Literature, Reception of Antiquity, Antiquity, Roman Republican History, Heritage, Classical Tradition in Art and Literature, Historia, Literatura, Ancient Rome, Storia Romana, Classical heritage, Classical Tradition in Modern Culture, Livy, Classical Literature, Classical Tradition, Classical Antiquity, Classical Tradition and Reception, Dionysius of Halicarnassus, Reception of Classical Heritage, History of Humanities, Intertextualidad, Livius, Titus, Turgenev, Classical reception, klassische Philologie, Titus Livius, Eutropius, Cato the Elder, Livy; Roman Historiography;, Early and Republican Rome, Cicerón, Ab Urbe Condita (Titus Livius), Anton Chekov, Russian Philology, History of Russian Literature, Ivan Turgenev, Intertextualidade, Cícero, I.S. Turgenev, Modern Receptions of Classical Heritage, cato Maior, De Senectute, klassische Literatur, Cincinnatus, Чехов, Russian Intellectual History and Philosophy, Cato Maior de senectute, Legend of Cincinnatus, De finibus bonorum et malorum, and Антон Чехов
Research Interests: Cultural History, Cultural Studies, Russian Studies, Russian Literature, Greek Literature, and 80 moreHumanities, Reception Studies, History of Ideas, Greek Language, Death Studies, Literature, History and Classical tradition studies, Stoicism, Reception, Proper Names, Anthropology of Death, Classical Reception Studies, Ancient Greek Historiography, Cultural History of Russia, Theory of the good life (Philosophy), Russian literature (Literature), Translation and Interpretation, Ancient Greek Philosophy, Chekhov, Anton Chekhov, Translation, Roman Stoicism, 19th Century Russian Literature, Philosophy of Life, Tolstoy, Stoicism (Philosophy), Reception of Antiquity, Leo Tolstoy, Marcus Aurelius, Epictetus, Lucian, Literatura, Literary translation, Meditation, Suidae, Philosophy as a way of life, Marc Aurèle, Tolstoy as a religious thinker, Bibliothèques, Bibliothek, Classical Tradition and Reception, Aphorisms, Stoics, Turgenev, Antoninus Pius, Personal Names, Classical reception, Proverbs and Aphorisms, Epicureanism and Stoicism, Marco Aurelio, Hypomnèmata, Life and Death, Lucian of Samosata, Anthropology of Everyday Life, Lev Nikolaïevitch Tolstoï, Suidae Lexicon, Histoire Des Bibliothèques, Aphorism, Epicteto, Russian translation, Lev Tolstoy, History of Russian Literature, Lev Tolstói, Archiv Und Bibliotheksgeschichte, Meditations, Bibliothèque, Ivan Turgenev, Leon Tolstoi, Marco Aurélio, Aphorismus, I.S. Turgenev, Suda - Suidas - Souda, Lexiconul Bizantin Suida, Aphoristic, Anthropology of Life, Чехов, Turgenyev, Lev Tolstoj, Aphoristic Literature, and Alexander P. Skaftymov
In the article Anton Chekhov’s short story “A Classical Student” (1883) is being considered in the context of the classical education system in Russia of that time. We can regard this work as well as his short story “The Tutor” (1884) as... more
In the article Anton Chekhov’s short story “A Classical Student” (1883) is being considered in the context of the classical education system in Russia of that time. We can regard this work as well as his short story “The Tutor” (1884) as remarks in extensive public discussion around a college reform launched by count Dmitri Tolstoy in the early 1870s. In “A Classical Student” there are many details which are connected with personal and not always positive experience of its author as a student of Emperor Alexander’s Gymnasium in Taganrog.
Research Interests: Philology, Languages, Cultural History, Cultural Studies, Russian Studies, and 48 moreRussian Literature, Classics, Education, Humanities, Reception Studies, Language Education, History of Ideas, Languages and Linguistics, Cultural Heritage, History of Education, Literature, Heritage Studies, History and Classical tradition studies, Education History, Culture, Reception, Culture Studies, The Classical Tradition, Latin and Greek, Russian History, Classical philology, Intellectual and cultural history, Classical Reception Studies, Russian Intellectual History, Cultural History of Russia, Russian literature (Literature), Classical Education Tradition, Reception History, Anton Chekhov, Ancient Languages, 19th Century Russian Literature, Reception of Antiquity, Heritage, Literatura, Slavic Studies, Foreign Language Education, Classicism, Classical Tradition and Reception, History of Humanities, Foreign languages, Classical reception, 19th century Russian History, Russian literature and intellectual history, Didactics of Latin and Greek, Classical Languages and Literature In Secondary Education, Gymnasium, Russian Philology, and History of Russian Literature
Research Interests: Languages, Russian Studies, Russian Literature, Reception Studies, History of Ideas, and 15 moreLanguages and Linguistics, History of Education, Metaphysics of Time, Poetics, Hegel, Philosophy of Time, Intellectual and cultural history, Gottfried Wilhelm Leibniz, Latin Language, Classical Reception Studies, Anton Chekhov, 19th Century Russian Literature, Philosophy of Life, Classical Tradition and Reception, and Three Sisters
In his work “Chekhov’s Art: A Stylistic Analysis” (1942) P. Bitsilli gives us no simple and clear answer to the question about the main idea of Chekhov’s “Gusev”. But P. Bitsilli’s observations on this short story and his research methods... more
In his work “Chekhov’s Art: A Stylistic Analysis” (1942) P. Bitsilli gives us no simple and clear answer to the question about the main idea of Chekhov’s “Gusev”. But P. Bitsilli’s observations on this short story and his research methods as regards to the writer’s prosaic works, particularly his comparative method, means of stylistic analysis and investigation of Chekhov’s prosaic texts as a rhythmic structure, as well as his idea about monas and principium individuationis concerning Chekhov himself and his works – all these together form a reliable basis for us to study “Gusev” as a whole and perfect work of art. The idea of thе short story, as the author of the article argues, is that the Everyman, who is mortal and exists in this world, as a rule does not suspect that he has a vocation to comprehend and understand the eternal, infinite and beautiful cosmos in order to reflect it in works of science, philosophy, art or religion and in this way to overcome death.