Scientometric Characteristic of Theses on Criminal Law Defended at the Universities in the Russian Empire (1815-1917)

Loba, V. E.; Malahova, A. S.; Сафронова, Е. В.

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“…The majority of readers were interested in fiction, a small group in religious issues, history, the natural Sciences, and "about 40-50 adolescents avidly read military books." For 11 months approximately 6,178 people had visited the reading room, on average 500 visits per month [7].…”

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Local Self-government and Out-of-school Education in the Russian Empire During the First World War

Pokotilova¹,

Rusetskiy²,

Samylov³

et al. 2018

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The article is devoted to the analysis of the actions of such a body of local self-government in prerevolutionary Russia as zemstvo in organization of the cultural growth of the rural population of Stavropol province on the eve and in the early years of the First World War. The authors, depending on the basic principles and methods of historical research, have revealed and investigated the main forms and results of out-of-school education organized and supported by the zemstvo of Stavropol province within the existing powers, financial possibilities and wartime conditions. The results suggest that the highest interest, activity and success of zemstvo lecturers in educating fellow countrymen continue before and, even, during the First World War. Moreover, such activity broke the stereotypes of the hostile attitude of part of the Stavropol peasantry to a new form of management as zemstvo, and enabled to gradually establish in the region an algorithm of the organization and functioning of a local government system adequate to the needs of Russia in the beginning of the twentieth century.

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Local Self-government and Out-of-school Education in the Russian Empire During the First World War

Pokotilova¹,

Rusetskiy²,

Samylov³

et al. 2018

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“…Because of this, clearly realizing their belonging to a certain nationality, the representatives of the North Caucasian highlanders had the opportunity to organize their livelihood, to make it predictable in the new historical realities caused by their accession to the Russian Empire and the modernization processes experienced throughout Russia. In addition, the Russian authorities during the long-term transformation of the cultural identity of highlanders by conscious acceptance of certain elements of the new consciousness, norms and values had solved the problem of establishing its presence in the region (Loba, Malahova, & Safronova, 2017).…”

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The Rationalization of the Highlanders’ Culture in the Terek Region of the Russian Empire in the Second Half of the 19th - Beginning of the 20th Centuries

Pokotilova¹,

Rusetskiy²

2017

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The article is devoted to the problem of constructing a new cultural identity of the highlanders living in the Terek region during the period of 1860-1917. In this article, the authors proceed from the established ideas in the science that the entire evolution of Russian history is filled with the practice of organizing the coexistence of different cultural identities in their constant interrelated development. The specific historical examples show how the inclusion of the Northern Caucasus in the Russian Empire, the modernization processes experienced by Russia itself during this period, the conscious acceptance of the elements of new consciousness, norms and values by the highlanders, has influenced the rationalization of the culture of the Terek region population. Such factors as kunachestvo, borrowings in the material culture, the provision of highlanders with economic and trade opportunities to work peacefully and provide their families with the results of peaceful work, the integration of highlanders into education and enlightenment on a modern basis have become effective means of creating a mechanism of interpenetration of the highlanders' and Slavic cultures in the region and the formation of a new cultural identity of the North Caucasian highlanders.

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Scientometric Characteristic of Theses on Criminal Law Defended at the Universities in the Russian Empire (1815-1917)

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Local Self-government and Out-of-school Education in the Russian Empire During the First World War

Local Self-government and Out-of-school Education in the Russian Empire During the First World War

The Rationalization of the Highlanders’ Culture in the Terek Region of the Russian Empire in the Second Half of the 19th - Beginning of the 20th Centuries

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