Models of Rural Life in Russian Ecovillages

Andreeva, Julia

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“…O. maracandensis was described from Yakkabag Region of Uzbekistan. It has been repeatedly recorded from various regions of Central Asia [Andreeva, Tyshchenko, 1969;Kononenko et al, 1974;Andreeva, 1975Andreeva, , 1976Ovtsharenko, Fet, 1980;Kuznetsov, Fet 1986;Mikhailov, Fet, 1986, 1994, including Kyzylorda and Mangistau areas of Kazakhstan [Pavlenko, 1985;Zyuzin, Tarabaev, 1993;Zyuzin et al, 1994;Logunov, Gromov, 2012]. Having studied the male and female from Turkmenistan and Kazakhstan (but not the type series), Levy [1999] synonymized O. maracandensis with Oxyopes globifer Simon, 1876.…”

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On the spiders (Aranei) collected by D.E. Kharitonov's expedition to Lake Zaisan, East Kazakhstan Area

Esyunin,

Kabdrakhimov,

Efimik

2024

Arthsel

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A complete list of 132 spider species collected by D.E. Kharitonov's expedition to Zaisan Lake in July-August 1936 is provided, with 31 species being recorded from East Kazakhstan Area (EKA) for the first time. Distribution of all species new to EKA is discussed. Six species are described as new: viz., Alopecosa zaisanica sp.n. (male), Gnaphosa oirat sp.n. (female), Pardosa kalba sp.n. (female), P. сharitonovi sp.n. (female), P. kurchum sp.n. (female) and Robertus ovsyannikovi sp.n. (female). Two species from this collection -Drassodes cupa Tuneva, 2004 and Micaria seymuria Tuneva, 2004 -were described earlier. One species is synonymized: Drassodes charitonovi Tuneva, 2004 syn.n. = D. neglectus (Keyserling, 1887). Yet, data on additional 17 species from other collections, of which six species have been recorded from West Kazakhstan for the first time, are provided. Based on the results of the present study, the total number of spider species recorded from EKA has increased to 476 species in 186 genera and 26 families.How to cite this paper: Esyunin S.L., Kabdrakhimov A.A., Efimik V.E. 2024. On the spiders (Aranei) collected by D.E. Kharitonov's expedition to Lake Zaisan, East

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On the spiders (Aranei) collected by D.E. Kharitonov's expedition to Lake Zaisan, East Kazakhstan Area

Esyunin,

Kabdrakhimov,

Efimik

2024

Arthsel

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Promising Trends in the Development of Rural Settlement Architecture — the Trend Towards Eco-Settlements

Vorontsova,

Zhdanova,

Toropov

2024

Baikal Research Journal

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The purpose of the work is to study the architecture of eco-settlements. The relevance is due to the fact that the trend towards eco-settlements is one of the promising directions in the development of rural settlement architecture. This is due to the growing recognition of the need to develop sustainable, self-sufficient communities capable of meeting their own energy, food and water needs while minimizing their environmental impact. Eco-settlements are designed to be compact, comfortable for walking and integrated with the surrounding nature. As a rule, they feature buildings built using locally renewable materials and designed in such a way that they are energy efficient and low-cost. Renewable energy sources such as solar panels and wind turbines are used to provide residents with electricity. In such settlements, attention is paid to the social interaction of residents, community involvement through the use of public spaces, public gardens and other amenities. In the course of the work, the world experience was summarized and general trends were identified. It is concluded that the functional typology of settlements is a reflection of the foundations of its existence. It reflects the peculiarities of the industrial activity of the population, the role and place of the territory in the local economy, etc. The historical features of the emergence and development of rural settlements, the cultural traditions of the inhabitants, and the geographical characteristics of the area have an impact on the modern appearance. In general, the trend towards the spread of eco-settlements represents a promising step torward in the development of rural settlement architecture. By prioritizing sustainable development, self-sufficiency and community engagement, eco-settlements help to rethink what it means to live in a rural community in the 21st century.

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Анархия-в-деревне: переосмысление «сельского» как нового либертарного устройства общества / “In-Village Anarchy”: Rethinking “Rural” as a New Libertarian Way of Social Living

Крыков

2024

ВкА

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Идеи либертарной идеологии «зеленого» анархизма, в основе которой лежит радикальная критика городского индустриального производства и связанной с ним переориентации системы ценностей человека в капиталистическом обществе, находят свое выражение в создании экологических поселений, организованных по принципам неирархического и экологического сознания автономных хуторов как сетевых единиц и разработки горизонтальных социальных связей. В статье предлагается к рассмотрению анархистское переосмысление «сельского» в контексте практик освоения не-городского пространства с целью построить новое общество. Автор анализирует сквоттинг как специфический метод и философию в контексте опыта мировых проектов городских и сельских анархических объединений, включая мировые проекты идейных общин и соотнося его с ситуацией в России. На основе выводов о собранной информации от активистов по российской сквот-коммуне Сквошино анализируются особенности быта современных строителей анархии-в-деревне и рассматривается «новизна» иной формы устройства общества как декларируемой альтернативы провальной анархии-в-городе и городскому образу жизни в целом. The ideas of the “green” anarchism libertarian ideology, based on a radical criticism of urban industrial production and the associated reorientation of the human value system in a capitalist society, find their expression in ecological settlements, organized according to the principles of non-hierarchical and ecological consciousness of autonomous homesteads as network units and development of horizontal social connections. This article proposes to consider the anarchist rethinking of the “rural” in the context of the practices of developing non-urban space in order to build a new society. The author analyzes squatting as a specific method and philosophy in the context of the experience of global projects of rural and urban anarchist communities, including global projects of ideological communes and comparing this experience with the situation in Russia. The paper analyzes the collected information from activists in the Russian squat commune Skvoshino and provides reflection on the life of modern builders of “in-village anarchy” and the “novelty” of a different form of social structure as a declared alternative to the “failed in-city anarchy” and the urban way of life in general.

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Models of Rural Life in Russian Ecovillages

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On the spiders (Aranei) collected by D.E. Kharitonov's expedition to Lake Zaisan, East Kazakhstan Area

On the spiders (Aranei) collected by D.E. Kharitonov's expedition to Lake Zaisan, East Kazakhstan Area

Promising Trends in the Development of Rural Settlement Architecture — the Trend Towards Eco-Settlements

Анархия-в-деревне: переосмысление «сельского» как нового либертарного устройства общества / “In-Village Anarchy”: Rethinking “Rural” as a New Libertarian Way of Social Living

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