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Ἀσεβὴς Εὐσέβιος: Eusebius’ of Caesarea image in 14th century Byzantium and its sources
Byzantinoslavica. 2014. Vol. 72. P. 234–246.
The paper deals with historical memory of Eusebius of Caesarea in Middle and Late Byzantium. The 14th century testimonies are self-contradictory: Eusebius is depicted as either an orthodox supporter of Constantine the Great (Gregoras’ Life of Constantine), or as a leader of 9th century iconoclasts (Gregoras, Kokkinos, Dexios). A possible explanation for such distortion may be sought in polemical strategies of the 8th and 9th century. The transformation from a proto-iconoclast and Arianist into an actual participant of the iconoclastic controversy was determined by the later polemicists’ choice of sources, since their main source were the writings of Nicephorus of Constantinople, a consistent supporter of the tactics of polemical labeling, and not the writings of John of Damascus and Germanus I who held an approving view of Eusebius.
Research target:
History and Archeology
Philology and Linguistics
Philosophy, Ethics, and Religious Studies
Language:
English
Bursov K., Slioussar N., Kokhova M. et al., Brain and Language 2026 Vol. 275 Article 105719
Previous EEG studies demonstrated ample evidence for a major influence of morphological regularity on inflectional processing. However, regularity effects may be attributed to different properties of inflectional classes: to type frequency, to productivity, or to defaultness (assumed only in some models). In many languages, these factors cannot be teased apart, but it is possible in ...
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Bursov K., Slioussar N., Discourse Processes 2025
Various coordinating and subordinating conjunctions that connect clauses differ in their structural properties. Such properties seem to influence dis course prominence: references to antecedents from main clauses are more frequent than from subordinate. Structurally, coordinate and subordinate clauses, as well as in-between cases, can be distinguished based on the degree of integration to the host ...
Added: September 13, 2026
Sherstinova T., Kirina M., Herald of the Russian Academy of Sciences 2026 Vol. 96 P. 40–49
The paper presents the results of a series of studies on the emotional dimension of the Russian short story of the first third of the 20th century. The study is based on a sample of 210 texts from the Corpus of the Russian Short Story of 1900–1930. Two fundamentally different approaches are compared: automatic detection ...
Added: September 11, 2026
Ермоленко Г. А., Кожевников С. Б., Вестник Московского городского педагогического университета. Серия: Философские науки 2026 № 1(57) С. 9–18
This article explores the phenomenon of social capital in the context of contemporary media communications and its relationship with the phenomenon of cancellation ethics. The authors examine the mechanisms by which social capital functions in the digital space and how it is transformed by cancellation practices. The research methodology draws
on theoretical approaches to understanding the ...
Added: September 11, 2026
Grishina D., Soloviev A., Международная аналитика 2026 Т. 17 № 2 С. 10–29
This publication analyzes the historical and geopolitical context of the formation and development of the concept of the “Russian threat” – a public narrative about the territorial ambitions of the Russian Empire that became widespread in Northeast Asia in the late 19th and early 20th centuries. Using the example of the concept’s origins and transformation ...
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Филатова А. А., Эпистемология и философия науки 2026 Т. 63 № 2 С. 154–171
intelligence (hereafter, AI), particularly in the form of large lan guage models, has prompted a renewed wave of philosophical debates concerning the semantic competences of technical sys tems and the criteria for evaluating the outputs they generate, especially textual outputs. This article examines a set of central problem areas and their treatment in contemporary philosophical ...
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Pavlovets M., Логос 2026 Т. 36 № 3 С. 41–68
The poem Dyr bul shchyl…, unlike the two other adjacent poems in Aleksei Kruchenykh’s book Pomada (Lipstick) (1913), whose words “have no definite meaning,” became one of the most famous poetic texts of the Russian avant-garde. Around it, two main interpretative traditions have emerged: the semantic one, which views Dyr bul shchyl… as an enigmatic ...
Added: September 10, 2026
Chunikhin K., Искусствознание 2026 № 2 С. 250–275
The article explores the unique role of American visual art in Soviet culture. ...
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This Handbook examines relations between Japan and Korea from 1850 to the present.
Analyzing almost 200 years of Japan and Korea relations uncovers a relationship that has been both congenial and confrontational. This Handbook examines these relations in this age of modernity by dividing it into four periods: precolonial relations (1850–1905); colonial rule (1905–1945); post-war/post-liberation (1945–1965); ...
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Faul B., Эпистемология и философия науки 2026 Т. 63 № 2 С. 41–50
In the article “Knowledge in the Digital Age: The Redundancy of Romanticism”, a critical analysis is offered of Konstantin Ocheretyany’s argumentation as presented in his essay “Epistemic Nihilism and Existential Romanticism: Knowledge in the Digital Age”. Two scenarios proposed by the author – techno-pessimistic and techno-optimistic – are examined, and it is shown that the ...
Added: September 9, 2026
Uspensky B. A., Русская речь 2026 № 05 С. 84–96
Boris Pasternak’s poem “Before All That There Was Winter” (from the book “My Sister, Life”) is enigmatic in many ways: its content is obscure, its syntax is not always clear, and the boundaries of its metaphors are not obvious. It requires a thorough and detailed analysis of each line. This analysis was carried out by ...
Added: September 9, 2026
Journal of Pragmatics 2026 Vol. 262 P. 60–80
This article presents a novel corpus-based approach to (im)politeness research, grounded in Terkourafi's theory of politeness as conventionalization, which highlights the frequent use of linguistic forms in specific contexts as key to developing politeness meanings. We propose lexical bundles – recurrent multi-word sequences – as a systematic tool for tracking (im)politeness in discourse. To illustrate ...
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Малышкин Е. В., Логос 2024 Т. 34 № 6 (163) С. 217–232
In his main works, René Descartes, in addition to such an impressive metaphysical construction, over and over again gives promises of happiness, which must certainly accompany the study of philosophy according to a new model. What exactly is this happiness and is the Cartesian construction capable of fulfilling this promise? For whom can it come? ...
Added: September 8, 2026
Малышкин Е. В., Эпистемология и философия науки 2026 Т. 63 № 2 С. 64–69
The article begins with several critical remarks about Konstantin Ocheretyany's paper. The conclusion of these remarks is that the dangers presented in the article under discussion, in the spirit of epistemic pessimism, are not frightening, and the problems raised are much older than the emergence of language models. The article is conceived in terms of ...
Added: September 8, 2026
Lukhovitskiy L., Byzantinoslavica 2025 Vol. 83 No. 1-2 P. 108–122
The academic vocabulary used to describe the Iconoclastic Controversy in Byzantium includes both authentic Middle Greek lexemes and artificial terms coined in 16th–17th-century Western Europe, developed in the context of Reformation theological debates. The former category is largely represented by terms referring to the so-called Iconoclasts (εἰκονομάχοι, εἰκονοκλάσται, εἰκονοκαῦ[σ]ται), while the latter includes designations for ...
Added: May 15, 2025
Lukhovitskiy L., Индоевропейское языкознание и классическая филология 2025 Т. 29 № 1 С. 1059–1079
This article examines the historical semantics of the post-classical Greek word χριστιανοκατήγορος (literally, “an accuser of Christians”). While its existence in the early Byzantine period is doubtful — there is only one isolated occurrence, which had no impact on later tradition and may even be a 10th-century correction — after the Second Council of Nicaea ...
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Lukhovitskiy L., Byzantine and Modern Greek Studies 2025 Vol. 49 No. 2 P. 205–222
The controversy over the confiscation of church vessels during the reign of Alexios I is referred to as ‘Komnenian Iconoclasm.’ However, its salient feature is the reluctance of both parties to accuse their opponents of Iconoclasm. Alexios’ supporters and adversaries mastered the art of periphrasis and allusion, so that the shadow of Iconoclasm loomed over ...
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Бирюков Д., Gravin A. A., Платоновские исследования 2023 № 18.1 С. 272–293
В данной статье рассмотрены особенности лингвофилософии отца Павла Флоренского, выявлены ее методологические основания и проанализирована присущая ей лингвистическая концепция магичности. Были рассмотрены общие источники основанного на рецепции паламизма и гумбольтдианства подхода отца Павла Флоренского. Проанализирована осуществленная Флоренским в работах конца 1900-х гг. рецепция лингвистической схемы Гумбольдта и Потебни и подчеркнута специфика осмысления Флоренским звукового измерения ...
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Biriukov D., Artyom Gravin, Religions 2023 Vol. 14 No. 2 Article 197
This article analyzes the evolution of Pavel Florensky’s teachings about language from the end of the 1910s to the early 1920s in the context of the two lines of influence (Humboldtian–Potebnian and Palamite) on the basis of which this teaching developed. In his reasoning about language, Florensky, proceeding from intuition, declares that there is a ...
Added: March 12, 2024
Lurie Z., Диалог со временем 2024 Т. 88 С. 303–318
The article looks at the problem of iconoclasm from the angle of cultural history. During the controversy about the images in the first half of the 1520s between Karlstadt, Luther and Zwingli liturgical norms of the Lutheran and Reformed churches we formed. They were also reflected in the doctrinal texts. In Luther’s version of 10 ...
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Lukhovitskiy L., Travaux et Memoires 2023 Vol. 27 P. 337–353
Scholars of Byzantine Iconoclasm treat the heresiological text entitled On councils and heresies and attributed to Germanos of Constantinople with caution, because its anti-iconoclastic chapters are considered to be later additions. Whereas the arguments in favor of the interpolation theory are inconclusive, any thorough discussion of the text’s stratigraphy, authorship, and date must be preceded ...
Added: October 4, 2023
Lurie Z., В кн.: Образовательные пространства и антропопрактики города.: Аквилон, 2021. С. 307–328.
The article considers an example of the resemantization of urban space during the Reformation, primarily associated with iconoclasm. Evangelical cities lost some of their street monuments as a result of iconoclasm. The preserved objects received a new sound. The objects of the "old world" were not only physically destroyed, but discredited, ridiculed, retouched. And street ...
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Lukhovitskiy, Lev, Zharkaya, Varvara, Byzantinische Zeitschrift 2023 Vol. 116 No. 3 P. 813–836
The Brief ekphrasis of the Holy Land ascribed to a certain Ioannes Phokas is a very unusual piece of literature because, unlike other ekphraseis, it deals with a journey. Since the Byzantines did not develop universally accepted rules for writing about pilgrimages, Phokas’ text (like any other rare example of what might be called Byzantine ...
Added: July 22, 2023
Lukhovitskiy L., Studia Universitatis Babeş-Bolyai. Theologia orthodoxa 2022 Vol. 67 No. 2 P. 185–199
Mid-fourteenth-century Byzantine sources bear witness to an increased interest in Iconoclasm among the theologians involved in the Hesychast Controversy. The writings of the defenders of icon veneration were mined for authoritative quotations and the history of Iconoclasm became a repository of historical role models. This article is comprised of two sections. The first part expands ...
Added: November 2, 2022