Cultural Space Digitalization: New Communication Forms

Muzykant, Valerii L.; Shlykova, Olga V.; Burdovskaya, Elena Yu.; Savastenko, Roman A.; Muzykant, Elizaveta V.

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“…This topic has seen a renewed interest recently. Specifically, the periodical press of the Ministry of Public Education was researched by R. Allalyyev and colleagues (Allalyev et al, 2022), and that of the Kazan Educational District was explored by V. Muzykant and colleagues (Muzykant et al, 2022). In addition, the author of the present paper and his colleagues explored the periodical press of the Ecclesiastical Department (Mamadaliev et al, 2022), that of the Caucasus Educational District (Mamadaliev et al, 2022a), and that of the Kiev Educational District (Mamadaliev et al, 2023).…”

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The Russian Prerevolutionary Periodical Press on Out-Of-School Education (1907–1917)

2023

European Journal of Contemporary Education

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This work examines the Russian prerevolutionary periodical press on out-of-school education. The study's source base was a diverse body of literature exploring the periodical press of the Russian Empire period. The use of the chronological method helped gain an insight into the impact of World War I on the nation's periodical press on out-of-school education, and the use of the content analysis method helped establish which of the journals were produced by individual publishers and which were published by academic societies.The study's findings revealed that out-of-school education was covered in prerevolutionary Russia by 12 academic pedagogical journals, which were produced from 1907 to 1917. Due to their distinctive nature, these journals were edited and published by private societies or private publishers. It was rare for most of them to be produced for a long time (e.g., Samoobrazovaniye and Izvestiya Samarskogo Obshchestva Narodnykh Universitetov were published from 1909 to 1917 and from 1910 to 1916, respectively). Half of the journals, 6 of the 12, lasted between 1 and 3 issues, which mainly was due to the outbreak of World War I and the use of tougher censorship measures.

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The Russian Prerevolutionary Periodical Press on Out-Of-School Education (1907–1917)

2023

European Journal of Contemporary Education

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“…For instance, over the last few years, research has been undertaken looking at periodicals under the purview of the Ministry of Public Education (Allalyev et al, 2022) and those under the purview of the country's top ecclesiastical authority (Mamadaliev et al, 2022). In terms of educational districts, research has been conducted on the Kazan Educational District (Muzykant et al, 2022) and the Kiev Educational District (Mamadaliev et al, 2023).…”

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The Pedagogical Periodical Press in the Riga Educational District (1832–1915)

2023

European Journal of Contemporary Education

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This work explored the pedagogical periodical press in the Riga Educational District in the period 1832-1915. The principal sources for the study were a set of works of a reference-encyclopedic nature. The study's findings revealed that due to its small population the Riga Educational District had a relatively small number of pedagogical journals -just seven. A major producer of pedagogical periodicals was Reval Gymnasium (established in 1631). It is at this educational institution that one of Russia's first pedagogical journals, Raduga, and Europe's first journal on mathematics instruction, Uchebny Matematichesky Zhurnal, emerged in the 1830s. Both were published by the school's instructors. Another two pedagogical journals (Gimnaziya and Pedagogichesky Yezhenedel'nik) were published in the 1890s -both by G.A. Yanchevetsky, Director of Reval Gymnasium. Unlike the instructors, the director had significant funding at his disposal -and that enabled him to publish the periodicals for nearly 10 years, whereas the former had to discontinue their projects as early as the second year.Two of the periodicals served as the educational district's official organ -first Bulletin of the Dorpat Educational District, and later (following a reorganization of the district and the transference of its capital to Riga) Bulletin of the Riga Educational District. In 1908, an attempt was undertaken to produce Shkol'naya Zhizn', intended as a vehicle for publishing the unofficial part of Bulletin of the Riga Educational District. However, this attempt failed too -the publication ceased to exist that same year.

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Cultural Space Digitalization: New Communication Forms

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The Russian Prerevolutionary Periodical Press on Out-Of-School Education (1907–1917)

The Russian Prerevolutionary Periodical Press on Out-Of-School Education (1907–1917)

The Pedagogical Periodical Press in the Riga Educational District (1832–1915)

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