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Research stays April 1996 Dresden, Germany: International Conference “Studies in Popular Religion”. June 2001 Gottingen, Germany: International Conference “Origins of Visual Anthropology: Putting the Past Together”. June-August 2004 London, Great Britain: Guest Scholar on the Royal Anthropological Institute of Great Britain and Ireland (research theme: “Demonology in Post-Soviet Rural Russia and in Contemporary Europe: Social and Cultural Functions”). July-September 2005, 2006 London, Great Britain: Guest Scholar on the Royal Anthropological Institute of Great Britain and Ireland (research theme: “Constructing of the Ethnic Identity in Post-Soviet Russia: The Impact of Regional TV and Film Studios”). September-October 2010
Munster, Germany: Guest Scholar on the Munster University (research
theme: “Besieged by the Antichrist: Resistance and adaptation in the
local Old Believers’ communities under the Soviet regime”). Number of
scholar publications: 106 List of selected publications published in English: Current tendencies in Russian documentaries // XV ICAES 2K3 Humankind/Nature Interaction: Past, Present and Future. Florence, Italy. July 5-12, 2003. Abstract Book. Vol. II. P. 1334 (Session “Visual Anthropology”). Spirit possession in a present-day
Russian village // Folklorica. Journal of the Slavic and East European
Folklore Association. 2010. Vol. XV. P. 27-64. published in Russian: Monographs The Logic of Interpretation: Folklore and modeling of behavior in archaic cultures. Ìoscow: RSUH, 1998. (Readings on the history and theory of culture. Vol. 25). 114 p. Witches and
Victims: Anthropology of witchcraft in present-day Russia. Moscow: RSUH,
O.G.I., 2010. 432 p. Editing Dreams and Visions in Folklore / Ed. S. Nekljudov, O. Khristoforova. Moscow: RSUH, 2002. 382 p. Myth, Symbol and Ritual. The Peoples of Siberia / Ed. O. Khristoforova. Moscow: RSUH, 2008. 353 p. Space of Witchcraft
/ Ed. O. Khristoforova. Moscow: RSUH, 2010. 315 p. Papers The Analysis of Visual Anthropology in Russia and abroad // The Material Grounds of Culture. Scientific and Information Collection. Issue 3. Moscow, 1997. P. 69-80. Social and cultural aspects of rhetoric methods in traditional societies // RGGU Bulletin. Vol. 2. Moscow: RSUH, 1998. P. 98-103. Visual Anthropology in educational process: Experience and perspectives // Symposium “Opening and Interaction of Cultures”. The Collection of Russian Anthropological Film Festival “Salekhard-98”, August 23-30, 1998. Moscow, 1998. P. 70-75. The rhetoric of the anthropological film // The Material Grounds of Culture. Scientific and Information Collection. Issue 4. Moscow, 2000. P. 41-49. How to escape the misfortune: The actant structure of behavioral texts // RGGU Bulletin. Vol. 4. Moscow: RSUH, 2000. P. 405-412. National stereotypes of communicative behavior and their influence on ethnic interaction // Language and Ethnic Conflicts. Moscow, 2001. P. 99-114. Programming of behavior in fortune-telling // Proceedings in Cultural Anthropology: In Memory of Gregory Tkachenko / Ed. V.V. Glebkin. Moscow, 2002. P. 346-356. Functions of ritual laugh: Laugh as a sign // Laugh: Origins and Functions /Ed. A.G.Kozintzev. S-Petersburg, 2002. P. 75-82. Gaining Gift: Stories about shaman’s initiation among the Nganasan // Arbor mundi. Vol. 10. 2003. P. 87-105. Folklore of Verkhokamye // Zhivaya starina. 2003. ¹ 3. P. 41-45. (Joint authorship with M.Akhmetova et al.) Between scientism and romanticism: Clifford Geertz on the perspectives in anthropology // New Literary Review. 2004. ¹ 6 (70). P. 32-39. Visual Anthropology: Russian reality and Western experience // Folklore Studies. I All-Russian Congress. Collected articles. Vol. 2. Ì., 2006. P. 98-110. Symbolic interpretation of social discourse: Stories about village sorcerers // Dreams of the Mother of God: Studies on Anthropology of Religion. S-Petersburg, 2006. P. 184-202. The problems of the conservation and popularization of the culture heritage: Great Britain’s experience // Observatory of Culture. 2006. ¹ 2. P. 71-75. “Children of Nature”, or Ethnic projects of regional TV and film studios // Ab Imperio. Studies of New Imperial History and Nationalism in the Post-Soviet Space. 2006. ¹ 3. P. 437-462. Interpreting Silence: Peoples’ of Siberia speech etiquette in travel notes and folklore // Arbor mundi. Vol. 12. 2006. P. 82-194. Notes of Witchcraft and Natural Deeds // AB-60. A.K.Bayburin Festschrift on his sixtieth anniversary / Ed. N.B. Vakhtin, G.A. Levinton at al. S-Petersburg, 2007. P. 168-176. (Studia Ethnologica. Vol. 4) The Bear and the Catfish: the Typology of the motif // Myth, Symbol and Ritual. The Peoples of Siberia / Eds. S.Nekljudov, O.Khristoforova. Moscow: RSUH, 2008. P. 193-221. Creating the future: Mari in front of the camera // Ab Imperio. Studies of New Imperial History and Nationalism in the Post-Soviet Space. 2007. Vol. 4. P. 261-282. “I have a world”: Traditional speech etiquette and problems of ethnic identity in author's texts // RGGU Bulletin. Literature Theory and Folklore Studies Series. Moscow: RSUH, 2008. Vol. 9. P. 303-321. Some problems of Visual Anthropology in present-day Russia // Audiovisual Anthropology: Theory and Practice. Moscow, 2008. P. 63-71. “To know” and “to do” concepts in the folk culture // “Little Bricks”: Folklore Studies and cultural anthropology today: S.Yu. Nekliudov Festschrift. Moscow: RSUH, 2008. P. 364-380. Unfairy tales and symbolical stratification of social space // RGGU Bulletin. Literature Theory and Folklore Studies Series. Moscow: RSUH, 2009. Vol. 9. P. 138-158. The mythological tradition of Verkhokam’e // RGGU Bulletin. Literature Theory and Folklore Studies Series. Moscow: RSUH, 2009. Vol. 9. P. 359-368. On magicians, muggles and watches: New old social mythology // Myth in folk traditions and modern culture. Moscow: RSUH, 2009. P. 35-48. (Readings on the history and theory of culture. Vol. 57). Ikota: On the issue of origin of the mythological personage // Zhivaya starina. 2009. ¹ 4. P. 49-51. On the issue of semantics of humanlike images among the Northern Samoyed // RGGU Bulletin. Philological Sciences. Linguistic Series. Moscow: RSUH, 2010. Vol. 9. P. 230-239. Childbirth pains, or The couvade the Verkhokam’e way // RGGU Bulletin. Literature Theory and Folklore Studies Series. Moscow: RSUH, 2010. Vol. 11. P. 279-287. Anthropological approaches to witchcraft study // Space of Witchcraft / Ed. O. Khristoforova. Moscow: RSUH, 2010. P. 11-59. The hunter and two bears: On the probable source of one Eskimo myth // “Not out of curiosity, but for the sake of learning”: Yu.B. Symchenko Festschrift on his 75-th anniversary / Eds. N.A. Dubova, Yu.N. Kvashnin. Moscow, 2011. P. 273-282. What the
prigovorschik does, or The polysemy as a motif maker // RGGU Bulletin.
Literature Theory and Folklore Studies Series. Moscow: RSUH, 2011. Vol.
9. P. 166-177. Syllabi Folklore: The program of general course for post-graduate department. Moscow: RSUH, 2004. 33 ñ. (Joint authorship with S.Yu.Necklyudov) Social Anthropology // Social Anthropology. Syllabuses for the specialty ¹ 350100 «Social Anthropology». Ì.: RSUH, 2006. P. 78-121 (Joint authorship with Î.Yu. Artemova et al.) Social and Cultural Anthropology. Syllabus. M.: RSUH, 2006 (Joint authorship with S.Yu. Necklyudov). Visual Anthropology. Syllabus. M.: RSUH, 2007. Myth, Symbol and Ritual. Syllabus. M.: RSUH, 2007. Social Anthropology
of Religion. Syllabus. M.: RSUH, 2007.
Number of
conference papers: 77 List of selected papers presented in English: Current trends
in Russian Visual Anthropology (Paper delivered on the Meeting of the
Ethnographic Film Committee, Royal Anthropological Institute of Great
Britain and Ireland, London, July 2004). presented in Russian: Social and cultural aspects of rhetoric methods in traditional societies (International Conference “Studies on Popular Religion”, Dresden, Germany, April 1996). Modeling of behavior in traditional culture: Studies on functions of folklore (Conference “Mythology and Everyday Life”, Saint-Petersburg, Russia, February 1998). Fortune-telling in Siberian traditional cultures: Foresight or creating the future? (Conference “World as an action”, Moscow Lomonosov State University, Moscow, Russia, April 1998). Visual Anthropology in education: Experience and perspectives (Symposium “Opening and Interaction of Cultures”, I Russian Anthropological Film Festival, Salekhard, Russia, August 1998). Features of communicative behavior of peoples of Siberia and their influence on ethnic interaction (Seminar “Language, mind, culture: Determination Dependance”, Institute of Linguistics, Russian Academy of Sciences, Moscow, Russia, November 1998). Visual Anthropology in university education (III All-Russian Congress of Ethnographers and Anthropologists, Moscow, Russia, June 1999). Functions of ritual laugh: Laugh as a sign (III All-Russian Congress of Ethnographers and Anthropologists, Moscow, Russia, July 1999). Screen image of ethnic group as reality and as a construct (Seminar “Anthropology of Post-Soviet Ethnicity”, Carnegie Moscow Center, Moscow, Russia, October 1999). Dreaming symbolism among Khanty (II Siberian symposium “Cultural heritage of peoples of Western Siberia”, Tobolsk, Russia, December 1999). The use of interactive educational facilities in Visual Anthropology (Scientific Conference “Lomonosov Readings”, Moscow Lomonosov State University, Moscow, Russia, April 2000). Ethnographic film in education (Summer School on Anthropological Film and TV “Keys to XXI century”, Perm, Russia, June 2001). Shaman illness among Nganasan ((International Conference “Folklore and psycho(patho)logy”, Russian State University for Humanities, Moscow, Russia, October 2001). The Interpretation of the social discourse: from “social mechanics” to “cultural semantics” (International Conference “Studies on Popular Religion: Current State and Future Trends”, Saint-Petersburg, Russia, September 2002). Humanlike images as a human’s symbolical twins (on the material of peoples of Siberia) (Conference “Living doll”, Russian State University for Humanities, Moscow, Russia, November 2002). Teaching experience in university Visual Anthropology (Round table “Visual Anthropology and Pedagogic”, Moscow, Russia, December 2002). The typology of ritual (I All-Russian Summer School on Folklore Studies, Great Novgorod, Russia, May 2003). Stories about sorcerers in present-day Russian village: Social dimension of folk tradition (V All-Russian Congress of Ethnographers and Anthropologists, Omsk, Russia, June 2003). The audience of anthropological film (V All-Russian Congress of Ethnographers and Anthropologists, Omsk, Russia, June 2003). Social side of mythological beliefs (IV All-Russian Summer School on Folklore Studies, Pereslavl-Zalessky, Russia, November 2004). Regional TV studios and the screen image of ethnic group (Conference “Media in the Changing World”, Russian State University for Humanities, Moscow, Russia, November 2004). The Bear and the Catfish: Destiny of one mythological motif (V International Summer School on Folklore Studies, Moscow–Pereslavl-Zalessky, Russia, May 2005). Theories of ritual in foreign anthropology (VI All-Russian Summer School on Folklore Studies, Pereslavl-Zalessky, Russia, November 2005). Stories on witchcraft as a marker of social borders (I All-Russian Folklore Congress, Moscow, Russia, February 2006). Social background of witchcraft beliefs (International Round Table “Witchcraft and magic in Russia and Great Britain”, Russian State University for Humanities, Moscow, Russia, May 2006). Mythology in everyday life of Old-Believers of the Urals (All-Russian Conference “Traditional Book and Culture”, Moscow Lomonosov State University, Moscow, Russia, October 2006). The Concept “Knowledge” in the Russian Folk Culture (I Conference “The Modern Humanities: Dialogue of the Generations”, Moscow, Russia, November 2006). On magicians, muggles and watches: New old social myths (XIV Yu.M. Lotman Readings, Russian State University for Humanities, Moscow, Russia, December 2006). Holy healing stories in XIX-XX cent. (VII International Summer School on Folklore Studies, Moscow–Pereslavl-Zalessky, Russia, May 2007). About Zande and beyond: Witchcraft in the history of Social Anthropology (Conference “Space of witchcraft”, Russian State University for Humanities, Moscow, Russia, March 2008). On collectivity of beliefs and individuality of interpretations (XVII Yu.M. Lotman Readings, Russian State University for Humanities, Moscow, Russia, December 2009). Witchcraft beliefs as a phenomenon of local folklore tradition (Seminar of the Centre for Typology and Semiotics of Folklore. Russian State University for the Humanities, Moscow, Russia, May 2010). A fallen roof and a sorcerer’s daughter: How the meanings are made (X International Summer School on Folklore Studies, Moscow–Pereslavl-Zalessky, Russia, May 2010). What do ikota looks like? Old Believers’ manuscripts and folk tradition (I International Conference “Medieval demonology as a semiotic system: Image. Text. Folk tradition”, Russian State University for the Humanities, Moscow, Russia, June 2010). On “vessels uncovered”: Greek parable and Russian folk custom (XVIII Yu.M. Lotman Readings, Russian State University for Humanities, Moscow, Russia, December 2010). Spirit possession as a phenomenon of female religiosity (on the data of Russian Old-Believers) (IX International Conference “Gender dimension of religion”, Moscow Society for the Study of Religions, Moscow Lomonosov State University, Moscow, Russia, May 2011). The hunter and two bears: On the probable source of one Eskimo myth (IX All-Russian Congress of Ethnographers and Anthropologists, Petrozavodsk, Russia, July 2011). Visual Anthropology as an educational project (IX All-Russian Congress of Ethnographers and Anthropologists, Petrozavodsk, Russia, July 2011). “Superstitions”
as a form of resistance and a political phenomenon (IX All-Russian Congress
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