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Tishkov Valery Aleksandrovich

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'''''Biography, education, career:'''''

Valery Tishkov comes from a family of school teachers. He graduated from school with honours – he was awarded gold medal for exceptional academic performance. After school, he entered the Faculty of History, M.V. Lomonosov Moscow State University. He studied under V.Z. Drobizhev, E.F. Yazkov, G.N. Sevastyanov, and A.L. Narochnitsky. On graduating, he began his career at Magadan Pedagogical Institute, where, at the age of 24, he was appointed Dean of the Faculty of History and Philology. In 1969 Tishkov defended his Dissertation for the Degree of Candidate of Sciences in History at V.I. Lenin Moscow State Pedagogical Institute; it was titled ''Historical Preconditions of the Canadian Revolution of 1837''. After a few-year break connected with his post-graduate studies and dissertation defense, Tishkov returned to Magadan. In 1972, however, he moved to Moscow, where he worked as a researcher at the Institute of General History of the USSR Academy of Sciences, and where, in 1979, he defended his Doctoral Dissertation, based on his monograph ''The Liberation Movement in Colonial Canada''. In 1976—1982 he occupied the position of Scientific Secretary of the Department of History of the USSR AS; in 1982—1992 he was Head of the Department of America, Institute of Ethnography of the USSR AS; in 1988—1989 – he held the position of Deputy Director of the Institute of Ethnography; in 1989—2015 Tishkov was Director of N.N. Miklukho-Maklai Institute of Ethnology and Anthropology; in 2001—2013 — He was Deputy Academician-Secretary and Head of the Department of History, Department of Historical and Philological Sciences, RAS. Since 2003 V. Tishkov has been Dean of the Social Anthropology Research and Education Center, the is Russian State University for the Humanities. Since 2015 he has been Scientific Director of the Institute of Ethnology and Anthropology of RAS. He is the initiator and Founding Director of the Network for Ethnological Monitoring and Early Warning (EAWARN). In 1992 V. Tishkov was the Chairman of the State Committee for Nationalities and Minister for Nationalities of the Russian Federation. Tishkov is a Member of the Presidium of the Presidential Council on Interethnic Relations, Member of the Russian Council on International Affairs, Member of the Russian Federation Commission for UNESCO, Member of the Public Council of Federal Migration Service, Member of the Academic Council of the Security Council of the Russian Federation, Member of the Collegium of the Ministry of Regional Development of the Russian Federation, Member of the Civic Chamber of the Russian Federation (2006—2010), Chairman of the Commission on Tolerance and Freedom of Conscience. He gathered a [http://www.valerytishkov.ru/cntnt/kollekciya.html collection], dedicated to the traditional applied art of Chukchi bone carvers (walrus tusk carving ang engraving). The collection is of great museum value.

'''''Areas of expertise:'''''

[[Category:History and ethnography of the peoples of North and South America]] [[:Category:History and ethnography of the peoples of North and South America|History and ethnography of the peoples of North and South America]]; ethnic conflict resolution studies; modern ethno-political and ethno-religion processes; [[Category:Historiography, Source studies and Methodology of Ethnography]] [[:Category:Historiography, Source studies and Methodology of Ethnography|Historiography, Source studies and Methodology of Ethnography]]; [[Category:Social anthropology and history]] [[:Category:Social anthropology and history|Social anthropology and history]]; [[Category:Applied ethnography]] [[:Category:Applied ethnography|Applied ethnography]]; social anthropology of North American countries; history of interethnic relations; issues of ethnicity; nationalism

'''''Major scientific achievements:'''''

V. Tishkov is the author of a series of scientific papers on the history and social anthropology of North American countries, on the history of interethnic relations, on ethnic conflict resolution, on ethnicity issues, nationalism, modern ethno-political and ethno-confessional processes, on historiography, source studies and methodology of ethnography. Tishkov is the Founding Director of the Network for Ethnological Monitoring and Early Warning (EAWARN).

'''''Awards and titles:'''''

Valery Tishkov is the recipient of the Medal ‘For Labour Valour’ (1981); he was conferred the title of Honoured Scientist of the Russian Federation (1999); he is the recipient of the State Prize of the RF in Science and Technology (2002); recipient of the Order of the Holy Prince Daniel of Moscow of the Russian Orthodox Church (3rd class) (2008); recipient of the Order of Honour for labour achievements and many years of diligent work (2009). Tishkov was conferred the title of Honoured Scientist of the Karachay-Cherkess Republic (2014); he is the recipient of the State Prize of the RF in Science and Technology (2014); the recipient of the Order of Friendship for his contribution to the development of science and education, training qualified specialists, and many years of effective work (2016).

'''''Membership in scientific organizations and unions:'''''

Valery Tishkov has held a number of significant positions: he is a Corresponding Member of the Russian Academy of Sciences (2003); Full Member of the Russian Academy of Sciences (2008); he has been Academician-Secretary of the Department of Historical and Philological Sciences (since 2013); Member of the Presidium of the Russian Academy of Sciences; Board Member of the Association of Anthropologists and Ethnographers of Russia; President of the Academy of Social and Pedagogical Sciences; Founding Director of the Network for Ethnological Monitoring and Early Warning (EAWARN); Vice-President of the International Union of Anthropological and Ethnological Sciences (1983—2003).

'''''Major publications:'''''

• [http://www.valerytishkov.ru/cntnt/publikacii3/knigi/strana_kle.html Страна кленового листа: начало истории. / Отв. ред. Н.А. Ерофеев; Академия наук СССР. М.: Наука, 1977;] [The Country of the Maple Leaf: the Beginning of History / Ed. N.A. Erofeev; USSR AS. Moscow: Nauka, 1977];

• [http://www.valerytishkov.ru/cntnt/publikacii3/knigi/osvobodite.html Освободительное движение в колониальной Канаде. М.: Наука, 1978;] [The Liberation Movement in Colonial Canada. Moscow: Nauka, 1978];

• История Канады. М.: Мысль, 1982 (в соавторстве с Л. В. Кошелевым); [The History of Canada. Moscow: Mysl’, 1982 (co-authored with L.V. Koshelev)];

• История и историки США. М.: Наука, 1985; [The History and Historians of the USA. Moscow: Nauka, 1985];

• Dejiny Kanady. Nakladatelstvi Svoboda. Praga, 1986;

• Коренное население Северной Америки в современном мире / отв. ред. В. А. Тишков. М.: Наука, 1990 (в соавторстве с В. П. Алексеевым, В. А. Шнирельманом и др.); [Indigenous Peoples of North America in the Modern World. Moscow: Nauka, 1990 (co-authored with V.P. Alekseev, V.A. Shnirelman and others.)];

• Тропою слёз и надежд: книга о современных индейцах США и Канады. М.: Мысль, 1990 (в соавторстве с Стельмахом В. Г., Чешко С. В.); [The Path of Tears and Hopes: A Book about Modern Indians of the USA and Canada. Moscow: Mysl’, 1990 (co-authored with V.G. Stelmakh and S.V. Cheshko)];

• Русские в Средней Азии и Казахстане. М.: ИЭА РАН, 1992 (Исследования по прикладной и неотложной этнологии. Документ № 51); [Russians in Central Asia and Kazakhstan. Moscow: Institute of Ethnology and Anthropology of RAS, 1992 (Research on applied and urgent ethnology. Doc. № 51)];

• Русские как меньшинство: пример Эстонии. М.: ИЭА РАН, 1992 (Исследования по прикладной и неотложной этнологии. Документ № 52); [Russians as a Minority: the Example of Estonia. Moscow: Institute of Ethnology and Anthropology of RAS, 1992 (Research on applied and urgent ethnology. Doc. № 52)];

• Nationalities and Conflicting Ethnicity in Post-Communist Russia, United Nations Research Institute for Social Development, Geneva, 1994;

• Народы России. Энциклопедия / Тишков В. А. (гл. ред.). М: Большая Российская энциклопедия, 1994; [The Peoples of Russia. Encyclopaedia / Tishkov V.A. (Ed.). Moscow: The Great Russian Encyclopaedia, 1994];

• Россия как многонациональная общность и перспектива межэтнического согласия. М.: АЦ «Российские исследования», 1994 (серия: Политология, вып. IV); [Russia as a Multi-National Community and the Prospects of Interethnic Consent. Moscow: ‘Russian Research’ (Political Science Series, Iss. IV)];

• Концептуальная эволюция национальной политики в России. М.: ИЭА РАН, 1996 (Исследования по прикладной и неотложной этнологии. Документ № 100); [The Conceptual Evolution of National Policy in Russia. Moscow: Institute of Ethnology and Anthropology of RAS, 1992 (Research on applied and urgent ethnology. Doc. № 100)];

• Tishkov V. Ethnicity, Nationalism and Conflict in and after the Soviet Union: The Mind Aflame / PRIO, UNRISD. L.: SAGE Publications, 1997;

• [http://www.valerytishkov.ru/cntnt/publikacii3/knigi/ocherki_te.html Очерки теории и политики этничности в России, М.: Русский мир, 1997;] [Essays on the Theory and Policy of Ethnicity in Russia. Moscow: Russkiy mir, 1997];

• Народы и религии мира. Энциклопедия / Тишков В. А. (гл. ред.). М.: Большая Российская энциклопедия, 1999; [Peoples and Religions of the World. Encyclopaedia / Tishkov V.A. (Ed.). Moscow: The Great Russian Encyclopaedia, 1999];

• [http://www.valerytishkov.ru/cntnt/publikacii3/knigi/politicheskaya-a.html Политическая антропология. New York: The Edwin Mellen Press Lewiston-Queenston-Lampeter, 2000. (Российские исследования в гуманитарных науках; т. 14);] [Political Anthropology. NY: The Edwin Mellen Press Lewiston-Queenston-Lampter, 2000 (Russian Research in the Humanities; Vol. 14)];

• [http://www.valerytishkov.ru/cntnt/publikacii3/knigi/obshestvo_.html Общество в вооружённом конфликте: этнография чеченской войны. М.: Наука, 2001;] [Society in an Armed Conflict: the Ethnography of The Chechen War. Moscow: Nauka, 2001];

• [http://www.valerytishkov.ru/cntnt/publikacii3/knigi/etnologiya.html Этнология и политика: научная публицистика. М.: Наука, 2001;] [Ethnology and Politics: scientific essays. Moscow: Nauka, 2001];

• [http://www.valerytishkov.ru/cntnt/publikacii3/knigi/rekviem_po.html Реквием по этносу: исследования по социально-культурной антропологии. М.: Наука, 2003;] [A Requiem for Ethnos: Research on Social and Cultural Anthropology. Moscow: Nauka, 2003];

• Tishkov Valery. Chechnya: Life in a War-Torn Society. Berkeley-LA-London: University of California Press, 2004;

• [http://www.valerytishkov.ru/engine/documents/document1097.pdf Измерение конфликта. Методика и результаты этноконфессионального мониторинга Сети EAWARN в 2003 году. М.: 2004 (в соавторстве с В.В. Степановым);] [Measuring a Conflict. Methods and Results of the Ethno-Confessional Monitoring of the EAWARN Network in 2003. Moscow: 2004 (co-authored with V.V. Stepanov)];

• Национализм в мировой истории / под ред. В.А. Тишкова и В.А. Шнирельмана. М.: Наука, 2007; [Nationalism in the World History / Eds. V.A. Tishkov and V.A. Shnirelman. Moscow: Nauka, 2007];

• Российский Кавказ: книга для политиков / под ред. В.А. Тишкова. М.: Росинформагротех, 2007; [The Russian Caucasus: A Book for Politicians / ed. V.A. Tishkov. Moscow: Rosinformagrotekh, 2007];

• [http://www.valerytishkov.ru/cntnt/publikacii3/knigi/carnegie_p.html The Russian World — Changing Meanings and Strategies. Carnegie Papers. Russia and Eurasia Program. No 95. Washington D.C., 2008;]

• [http://www.valerytishkov.ru/cntnt/publikacii3/knigi/etnichesko2.html Этническое и религиозное многообразие – основа стабильности и развития российского общества. М.: Московское бюро по правам человека, «Academia», 2008;] [Ethnic and Religious Variety as a Basis for Stability and Development of Russia. Moscow: Moscow Bureau for Human Rights, Academia, 2008];

• [http://www.valerytishkov.ru/cntnt/publikacii3/knigi/nauka_i_zhizn2.html Наука и жизнь. Разговоры с этнографами. СПб.: Алетейя, 2008;] [Science and Life. Talks with Ethnographers. Saint-Petersburg: Aleteya, 2008];

• [http://www.valerytishkov.ru/cntnt/publikacii3/knigi/tundra-i-more.html Тундра и море. Чукотско-эскимосская резьба по кости / Описание предметов Ю.А. Широкова, В. А. Тишкова. Фото М. Б. Лейбова. М.: Индрик, 2008;] [The Tundra and the Sea. Chukchi-Eskimo Bone Carving / Description of items by Y.A. Shirokov, V.A. Tishkov. Photos by M.B. Leibov. Moscow: Indrik, 2008];

• [http://www.valerytishkov.ru/cntnt/publikacii3/knigi/kultura_i_1.html Культура и пространство Книга первая. Образы российских республик в Интернете / Ред. В.К. Малькова и В.А. Тишков. М.: ИЭА РАН, 2009;] [Culture and Space. Book I. The Images of Russian Republics on the Internet / Eds. V.K. Malkova and V.A. Tishkov. Moscow: Institute of Ethnology and Anthropology of RAS, 2009];

• [http://www.valerytishkov.ru/cntnt/publikacii3/knigi/kultura_i_4.html Культура и пространство. Книга вторая. Историко-культурные бренды территорий, регионов и мест / Ред. В.К. Малькова и В.А. Тишков. М., ИЭА РАН. 2010;] [Culture and Space. Book II. Historical and Cultural Brands of Territories, Regions, and Places / Eds. V.K. Malkova and V.A. Tishkov. Moscow: Institute of Ethnology and Anthropology of RAS, 2010];

• [http://www.valerytishkov.ru/cntnt/publikacii3/knigi/rossijskij1.html Российский народ: книга для учителя. М.: Просвещение, 2010;] [The Russian People: A Book for the Teacher. Moscow: Prosveshcheniye, 2010];

• [http://www.gup.ru/events/news/smi/identity.pdf Национальная идентичность и духовно-культурные ценности российского народа. — СПб.: СПбГУП, 2010 (Избранные лекции Университета. Вып. 105);] [National Identity and Spiritual and Cultural Values of the Russian People. – Saint-Petersburg: SPUHSS, 2010 (Selected University. Iss. 105)];

• [http://www.valerytishkov.ru/cntnt/publikacii3/knigi/rossijskij3.html Российский народ. История и смысл национального самосознания. М.: Наука, 2013;] [The Russian People. History and Essence of National Identity. Moscow: Nauka, 2013];

• [http://www.valerytishkov.ru/engine/documents/document2159.pdf Ярость благородная… Великая победа и советский народ (антропологический подход) (Исследования по прикладной и неотложной этнологии. Документ № 242). М.: ИЭА РАН, 2015;] [Noble Fury… The Great Victory and Soviet People (Anthropological Approach) (Research on applied and urgent ethnology. Doc. № 242). Moscow: Institute of Ethnology and Anthropology of RAS, 2015];

• [http://www.valerytishkov.ru/engine/documents/document2234.pdf Российская Арктика: коренные народы и промышленное освоение (в соавторстве с Коломиец О. П., Мартыновой Е. П.) СПб.: Нестор-История, 2016;] [The Russian Arctic: Indigenous Peoples and Industrial Exploration (co-authored with Kolomiets O.P. and Martynova E.P.). Saint-Petersburg: Nestor-Istoriya, 2016];

• [http://www.valerytishkov.ru/cntnt/sluzhebnye/novosti/n2264.html Антропология медиа: теория и практика / Под ред. В.К. Мальковой, В.А. Тишкова. М.: ИЭА РАН, 2016;] [Anthropology of the Media: Theory and Practice / Eds. V.K. Malkova and V.A. Tishkov. Moscow: Institute of Ethnology and Anthropology of RAS, 2016];

• [http://www.valerytishkov.ru/cntnt/publikacii3/kollektivn.html Коллективные труды под редакцией В.А.Тишкова;] [Collective Works edited by V.A. Tishkov];

• [http://www.valerytishkov.ru/cntnt/publikacii3/publikacii.html Избранные статьи;] [Selected Articles];

• [http://www.valerytishkov.ru/cntnt/rossijskie1.html Российские и международные документы и доклады;] [Russian and International Documents and Papers];

• [http://www.valerytishkov.ru/cntnt/publikacii3/vystupleni2.html Выступления;] [Public Talks];

• [http://www.valerytishkov.ru/cntnt/publikacii3/lekcii2.html Видеолекции]. [Video Lectures].

'''''About V. Tishkov:'''''

• Тишков Валерий Александрович // Историки России XX века: Биобиблиографический словарь / Автор-составитель А.А. Чернобаев. Под ред. В.А. Динеса. Саратов: Саратовский государственный социально-экономический университет, 2005. Т. 2. С. 405; [Valery Aleksandrovich Tishkov // Russian Historians of the 20th Century: A Bibliographical Dictionary / Comp. By A.A. Chernobaye. Ed. by V.A. Dines. Saratov: Saratov State Socio-Economic University, 2005. Vol. 2. P. 405];

• Валерий Александрович Тишков / Составители Г.М. Тихомирова, Д.Д. Павлова; авторы вступительной статьи Т.Б. Уварова, Е.Н. Викторова. М.: Наука, 2016 (Серия “Материалы к биобиблиографии ученых”). [; [Valery Aleksandrovich Tishkov / Comp. by G.M. Tikhomirova and D.D. Pavlova; Pref. by T.B. Uvarova and E.N. Viktorova. Moscow: Nauka, 2016 (‘Materials on Bibliographies of Scientists’ Series)].

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Eryomina Valeria Igorevna

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'''''Biography, education, career:'''''

In 1967 Valeria Eryomina defended her Candidate’s Dissertation, titled ''Allegories in Folk Poetry (From metaphor to Symbol)''. In 1991 she defended her Doctoral Dissertation, titled ''Ritual and Folklore''. Since 1992 she is a leading researcher at the Department of Russian Folklore of the Institute of Russian Literature, RAS.

'''''Areas of expertise:'''''

[[Category:Folklore studies]] [[:Category:Folklore studies|Folklore studies]]; [[Category:History and ethnography of the Russians]] [[:Category:History and ethnography of the Russians|History and ethnography of the Russians]]

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Kudriavtceva Anna Yuryevna

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'''''Biography, education, career:'''''

She was graduated with honors from the Faculty of Asian and African Studies of St. Petersburg State University with Bachelor Degree (Iranian philology) in 2008 and with Master Degree (Asian and African Cultures) in 2010. In 2007 she attended courses for the improvement of qualifications on the Persian language and literature in Allameh Tabataba’i University, Tehran, Iran. From 2010 to 2013 she was a postgraduate student at the Peter the Great Museum of Anthropology and Ethnography of the Russian Academy of Sciences (Kunstkamera). In December 2018 she defended her PhD thesis “The Qur’an as a Source on Material Culture of Arabia at the Turn of VI—VII centuries” (supervisor – E. Rezvan). Since 2010 she works as an Editor (Web projects) at ''“Manuscripta Orientalia. International Journal for Oriental Manuscript Research”'', since 2017 – as an Academic Secretary at the International Center for Islamic Studies (MAE RAS) and since 2018 – as a Junior Researcher at the Department of Central Asia (MAE RAS). Since 2012 she became a research fellow at the International Research Project ''“Corpus Coranicum Petropolitana”''. In the framework of the research project ''“The Material World of the Qur’an (daily life in Arabia at the time of the Prophet)”'' she took part in international ethnographic expeditions to Oman, Jordan (2017) and Qatar (2018).

'''''Areas of expertise:'''''

[[Category:Islamic studies]] [[:Category:Islamic studies|Islamic studies]]; [[Category:History and ethnography of the peoples of the Near and Middle East]] [[:Category:History and ethnography of the peoples of the Near and Middle East|History and ethnography of the peoples of the Near and Middle East]]; [[Category:Ethnography of everyday life]] [[:Category:Ethnography of everyday life|Ethnography of everyday life]]; [[Category:History and ethnography of the peoples of Central Asia]] [[:Category:History and ethnography of the peoples of Central Asia|History and ethnography of the peoples of Central Asia]]; Qur’anic studies; diversity of Islamic world; ethnobotany

'''''Publications:'''''

• Mind, Soul, Spirit, Body… Baba Afdal and His Treatise Madarij al-Kamal // Manuscripta Orientalia. 2011. Vol. 17 No. 1. P. 11–19.

• Book Review: Dinah Jung. An Ethnography of Fragrance: the Perfumery Arts of ‘Adan / Lahj. Islamic History and Civilization.
Studies and Texts. Ed. board S. Günther, W. Kadi. Vol. 84. Leiden – Boston: Brill, 2011. 284 pp. // Manuscripta Orientalia. 2011. Vol. 17 No. 2. P. 62–65.

• Translation of the Qur’an and Ethnography of Daily Life // Manuscripta Orientalia. 2013. Vol. 9. No. 2. P. 19–25 (in cooperation with E. Rezvan).

• “And Thy Robes Purify!” – Clothes (Libas) in the Qur’an // Manuscripta Orientalia. 2014. Vol. 20. No. 1. P. 23–33.
• “As if they were Jacinths and Coral” — Adornments (Hilya, Zina) in the Qur’an // Manuscripta Orientalia. 2014. Vol. 20. No. 2. P. 10–17.

• Человек в Коране и доисламской поэзии: учебное пособие. С.-Петерб. гос. ун-т. СПб.: Президентская библиотека, 2016 (in cooperation with E. Rezvan).

• Женщина живая и идеальная: Коран и доисламская поэзия об аравитянках времен пророка // Женщина и ислам: сб. ст. / под ред. А. К. Бустанова. М.: Дизарт Тим, 2017. С. 26–46 (in cooperation with E. Rezvan).

• Earthly Maiden and Heavenly Maiden (on the Interpretation of the Image of Woman in Pre Islamic Poetry and the Qur’an) // Manuscripta Orientalia. 2017. Vol. 23. No. 1. P. 10–20 (in cooperation with E. Rezvan).

• “Winds Don't Blow the Way Ships Want Them to”. The Fate and Work of Ksenia Kashtalyova. I // Manuscripta Orientalia. 2018. Vol. 24. No. 2. P. 33 42 (in cooperation with M. Kolesnikova, A. E. Rezvan, M. Rezvan).

• Banana, Acacia and “Levels of Paradise”. Acacia raddiana (Savi) Brenan / Acacia gerrardii Benth in the Qur’an // Manuscripta Orientalia. 2018. Vol. 24. No. 2. P. 26–32.

• Лексико-грамматический строй Корана (пословный лексико-грамматический анализ текста Корана). URL: http://kunstkamera.ru/museums_structure/research_departments/islam/corpuscoranicum_petropolitana/.

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Butinov Nikolay Aleksandrovich

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'''''Biography, education, career:'''''

On 16 June 1946, at the Institute of Ethnography of the USSR Academy of Sciences in Moscow, Nikolay Butinov defended his Candidate Dissertation, titled ''The Theory of Fritz Grebner''. On 21 April 1970 he defended his Doctoral Dissertation, titled ''The Papuans of New Guinea (ethnic composition, economic and social structure)''. From 1945 Butinov was a researcher at the Institute of Ethnography of the USSR Academy of Sciences in Leningrad; in 1972 he was appointed Head of the Department of Australia, Oceania, and Indonesia. He is one of the creators of the permanent exposition devoted to Indigenous Populations of Australia and Oceania in MAE. In 1948‑1953 Butinov participated in the editing of the five-volume and then, in 1990-1999, a six-volume ''Collection of Works'' by N.N. Miklukho-Maklay. He also contributed to the volume, titled ''The Peoples of Australia and Oceania'' (1956) from the ''Peoples of the World. Ethnograhic Sketches'' Series. In 1971 Butinov took part in the scientific expedition to Oceania aboard the ship ''Dmitry Mendeleev''. He made a significant contribution to the decipherment of Rongorongo, the script of Easter Island.

'''''Areas of expertise:'''''

[[Category:History and ethnography of the peoples of Australia and Oceania]] [[:Category:History and ethnography of the peoples of Australia and Oceania|History and ethnography of the peoples of Australia and Oceania]]; [[Category:Folklore studies]] [[:Category:Folklore studies|Folklore studies]]; [[Category:History and ethnography of primitive peoples]] [[:Category:History and ethnography of primitive peoples|History and ethnography of primitive peoples]]; [[Category:Anthropology of kinship]] [[:Category:Anthropology of kinship|Anthropology of kinship]]

[[ru:Бутинов_Николай_Александрович]]

Bikbulatov Nail’ Valeyevich

2019-06-03T19:12:03Z

Abaidulovaa: /* {{birth-date|14 February 1931}}, Etbaevo village, Argayashsk District of Chelyabinsk Oblast — {{death-date|18 April 1996}}, Ufa */

=== '''{{birth-date|14 February 1931}}, Etbaevo village, Argayashsk District of Chelyabinsk Oblast — {{death-date|18 April 1996}}, Ufa''' ===

'''''Biography, education, career:'''''

In 1965, at the Institute of Ethnography of the Academy of Sciences of the USSR, Nail’ Bikbulatov defended his Candidate Dissertation, titled ''Applied and Decorative Arts of the Bashkir: Decorative Weaving, Embroidery, Applique''. In 1992 1996 Bikbulatov was a leading research fellow at the Institute of History, Language, and Literature of the Ural Scientific Centre, RAS. He is one of the founders of the Museum of Archaeology and Ethnography in Ufa.

'''''Areas of expertise:'''''

[[Category:History and ethnography of the peoples of the Urals-Volga region]] [[:Category:History and ethnography of the peoples of the Urals-Volga region|History and ethnography of the peoples of the Urals-Volga region]]; [[Category:Anthropology of kinship]] [[:Category:Anthropology of kinship|Anthropology of kinship]]

[[ru:Бикбулатов_Наиль_Валеевич]]

Belkov Pavel Lyudvigovich

2019-06-03T19:11:39Z

Abaidulovaa: /* {{birth-date|09 April 1958}}, Leningrad */

=== '''{{birth-date|09 April 1958}}, Leningrad''' ===

'''''Biography, education, career:'''''

In 1989, at the Leningrad branch of the Institute of Ethnography, Pavel Belkov defended his Candidate Dissertation, titled ''Ethnic Groups of Australian Aborigines''. Presently, Belkov is a Senior Fellow at the Department of Australia, Oceania and Indonesia, MAE RAS.

'''''Areas of expertise:'''''

[[Category:History and ethnography of the peoples of Australia and Oceania]] [[:Category:History and ethnography of the peoples of Australia and Oceania|History and ethnography of the peoples of Australia and Oceania]]; [[Category:History and ethnography of primitive peoples]] [[:Category:History and ethnography of primitive peoples|History and ethnography of primitive peoples]]; [[Category:Mythology]] [[:Category:Mythology|Mythology]]; [[Category:Potestary ethnography]] [[:Category:Potestary ethnography|Potestary ethnography]]; [[Category:Folklore studies]] [[:Category:Folklore studies|Folklore studies]]; [[Category:Historiography, Source studies and Methodology of Ethnography]] [[:Category:Historiography, Source studies and Methodology of Ethnography|Historiography, Source studies and Methodology of Ethnography]]; [[Category:Ethnic museology]] [[:Category:Ethnic museology|Ethnic museology]]; [[Category:Anthropology of kinship]] [[:Category:Anthropology of kinship|Anthropology of kinship]]

[[ru:Белков_Павел_Людвигович]]

Abaev Vasiliy (Vaso) Ivanovich

2019-06-03T16:31:58Z

Abaidulovaa: /* {{birth-date|27 December 1900|{{OldStyleDate|27 December|1900|15 December}}}}, Kobi — {{death-date|18 March 2001}}, Moscow */

[[ru:Абаев_Василий_(Васо)_Иванович]]

=== '''{{birth-date|27 December 1900|{{OldStyleDate|27 December|1900|15 December}}}}, Kobi — {{death-date|18 March 2001}}, Moscow''' ===

[[File:Vaso.jpg|thumb|right]]

'''''Biography, education, career:'''''

From a peasant family. In 1918 he graduated from the Tiflis classical gymnasium and worked as a teacher in his native village. In 1922—1925 he was a student of the Faculty of Social Sciences of Leningrad State University. In 1925—1928, he was a post-graduate student at the Leningrad State University's Research Institute for Comparative Studies of Literature and Languages of the West and East. Since 1929, Professor of the Department of General Linguistics, Leningrad Institute of Philosophy, Literature and History , Philological faculty of Leningrad State University. In 1928—1930 — researcher at the Caucasian Historical and Archaeological Institute of the USSR Academy of Sciences in Tiflis. In the period from 1930—1941, 1945—1950 — researcher at the Institute of language and thinking (since 1935, head of the Iranian Cabinet); in 1941—1945 — researcher at the North Ossetian and South Ossetian Research Institute; since 1950 — Researcher at the Institute of Linguistics of the USSR Academy of Sciences in Leningrad (since 1952 in Moscow); in 1930—1931 — researcher at the State Public library (Leningrad). Was awarded by degrees of Candidate (1935) and Doctor of Philology (1962) without defense; Professor (1969).

'''''Areas of expertise:'''''

[[Category:Ethnolinguistics]] [[:Category:Ethnolinguistics|Ethnolinguistics]]; [[Category:History and ethnography of the peoples of the North and South Caucasus]] [[:Category:History and ethnography of the peoples of the North and South Caucasus|history and ethnography of the peoples of the North and South Caucasus]]; General linguistics, dialectology and history of the Ossetian language, folklore and ethnography of the Ossetians

'''''Awards and titles:'''''

In 1981 was awarded by the State Prize of the USSR.

'''''Membership in academic organizations and unions:'''''

Since 1966 — honorary member of the Asian Royal Society of Great Britain and Ireland; since 1973 — corresponding member of the Finno-Ugric society in Helsinki.

[[ru:Абаев_Василий_(Васо)_Иванович]]

Kashuba (Shikhareva) Margarita Sergeevna

2019-06-03T16:31:18Z

Abaidulovaa: /* {{birth-date|5 December 1931}}, Moscow — {{death-date|28 October 2015}}, Moscow */

=== '''{{birth-date|5 December 1931}}, Moscow — {{death-date|28 October 2015}}, Moscow''' ===

'''''Biography, education, career:'''''

In April 1961 Margarita Kashuba defended her Candidate’s Dissertation, titled ''Rural Community of Serbians in the 19th – early 20th Centuries''. In June 1986 she defended her Doctoral Dissertation, titled ''Marriage-Family Relations of the Peoples of the Socialist Federal Republic of Yugoslavia''. In 1958–1971 she successively occupied the positions of junior researcher (1958‑1966), senior researcher (1966‑1986), Head of the Department of Foreign Europe (1986‑1992), Deputy Scientific Secretary (1962‑1966), and Scientific Secretary (1966‑1971) at the Institute of Ethnography of the USSR AS. In 1992‑1995 she was Head of the Department and in 1995‑2005 – lead researcher of the Department of Foreign Europe of the Institute of Ethnology and Anthropology of RAS. In 1987‑1990 she was a member of the Editorial Board of the journal Sovetskoye Slavyanovedeniye (Soviet Slavic Studies).

'''''Areas of expertise:'''''

[[Category:History and ethnography of the peoples of Europe]] [[:Category:History and ethnography of the peoples of Europe|History and ethnography of the peoples of Europe]]; [[Category:Political anthropology and history]] [[:Category:Political anthropology and history|Political anthropology and history]]; ethnography of the peoples of Yugoslavia, ethnosocial and ethnopolitical problems of the peoples of Europe

[[ru:Кашуба_(Шихарева)_Маргарита_Сергеевна]]

Kashibadze (Vashchaeva) Vera Fedorovna

2019-06-03T16:31:06Z

Abaidulovaa: /* {{birth-date|10 August 1951}}, Vladimir */

=== '''{{birth-date|10 August 1951}}, Vladimir''' ===
[[File:Kashibadze.jpg|300px|right]]

'''''Biography, education, career:'''''

On 10 March 1978 Vera Kashibadze defended her Candidate’s dissertation at Moscow State University, titled ''Odontological Properties Inherent to the Russian Population of the European Part of the RSFSR''. On 23 May 2007 she defended her Doctoral Dissertation, titled ''The Caucasus in the Anthropo-Historical Space of Eurasia. An Odontological Study''. In 1979‑1994 she worked as a senior researcher at the Department of Anthropology of the Institute of History, Archaeology, and Ethnography of the Georgian National Academy of Sciences in Tbilisi. In 2004‑2008 she occupied the positions of senior researcher and Scientific Secretary of the Sholokhov State Museum-Reserve, Vyoshenskaya stanitsa, Rostov Oblast). In 2002‑2012 Kashibadze taught a series of biological courses at Moscow Institute of Professional Innovations. Since May 2008 she is a lead researcher of the Southern Scientific Centre of RAS, Rostov-on-Don.

'''''Areas of expertise:'''''

[[Category:Physical anthropology]] [[:Category:Physical anthropology|Physical anthropology]]; odontology, reconstruction of historical processes, evolution, Eurasia.

[[ru:Кашибадзе_(Ващаева)_Вера_Федоровна]]

Karunovskaya Lydia Edouardovna

2019-06-03T16:30:56Z

Abaidulovaa: /* {{birth-date|9 April 1893}}, Riga — {{death-date|24 May 1975}}, Leningrad */

=== '''{{birth-date|9 April 1893}}, Riga — {{death-date|24 May 1975}}, Leningrad''' ===

'''''Biography, education, career:'''''

In 1935 Lydia Karunovskaya defended her Dissertation for the Degree of Candidate of Ethnography. In 1923‑1924 she worked as a tour-guide at a Provincial office of political education (Gubpolitprosvetbaza). In 1925‑1933 she was a researcher at the Museum of Anthropology and Ethnography. In 1933‑1937 she held the positions of junior researcher and Head of the Department of Indonesia, Institute of Ethnography, USSR Academy of Sciences. In 1937‑1958 she worked as a senior researcher of the Department of East and South Asia of the Leningrad Branch of the Institute of Ethnography, USSR AS.

'''''Areas of expertise:'''''

[[Category:History and ethnography of the peoples of Indonesia]] [[:Category:History and ethnography of the peoples of Indonesia|History and ethnography of the peoples of Indonesia]]; [[Category:History and ethnography of the peoples of Siberia, the Extreme North, and the Far East]] [[:Category:History and ethnography of the peoples of Siberia, the Extreme North, and the Far East|History and ethnography of the peoples of Siberia, the Extreme North, and the Far East]]; [[Category:History and ethnography of Turkic peoples]] [[:Category:History and ethnography of Turkic peoples|History and ethnography of Turkic peoples]]; [[Category:Ethnic museology]] [[:Category:Ethnic museology|Ethnic museology]]; ethnography of the Malays and Indonesians, ethnography of Turkic peoples of South Siberia

[[ru:Каруновская_Лидия_Эдуардовна]]

Karpova Olga Valerianovna

2019-06-03T16:30:46Z

Abaidulovaa: /* {{birth-date|13 December 1952}}, Yaremcha, Ivano-Frankivsk Oblast, Ukranian SSR */

=== '''{{birth-date|13 December 1952}}, Yaremcha, Ivano-Frankivsk Oblast, Ukranian SSR''' ===

'''''Biography, education, career:'''''

In 2006 Olga Karpova defended her Candidate’s Dissertation at Saint-Petersburg State University; it was titled ''Ukrainian Pottery According to the Materials of the Russian Museum of Ethnography (late 19th – 20th centuries)''. Since 1978 she has successively occupied the positions of junior researcher, researcher, and senior researcher at the Department of Ethnography of Ukraine, Byelorussia and Moldavia, State Museum of Ethnography of the Peoples of the USSR / Russian Museum of Ethnography.

'''''Areas of expertise:'''''

[[Category:History and ethnography of Slavic peoples]] [[:Category:History and ethnography of Slavic peoples|History and ethnography of Slavic peoples]]; culture of Ukrainians and other Slavic peoples

[[ru:Карпова_Ольга_Валериановна]]

Karpov Yuri Yuryevich

2019-06-03T16:30:33Z

Abaidulovaa: /* {{birth-date|6 June 1956}}, Leningrad — {{death-date|1 September 2015}}, Saint Petersburg */

=== '''{{birth-date|6 June 1956}}, Leningrad — {{death-date|1 September 2015}}, Saint Petersburg''' ===
[[File:Karpov.jpg|300px|right]]

'''''Biography, education, career:'''''

In May 1984 Yuri Karpov defended his Candidate’s Dissertation at the Leningrad Branch of the Institute of Ethnography, titled ''‘Free’ Communities of the North Caucasus in the 18th – 1st Half of the 19th Century (Toward the Role of Patriarchal Patrimonial and Communal Institutions in the Process of Formation of Early Class Relations)''. In May 1999 Yuri Karpov defended his Doctoral Dissertation at Peter the Great Museum of Anthropology and Ethnography, RAS; it was titled ''Male Unions in the Sociocultural Tradition of Caucasian Highlanders (19th – early 20th cent.)''. In 1978—1980 he served in the Soviet Army, including the limited contingent of Soviet troops in Afghanistan. From 1984 he worked as a junior and then senior researcher at the Department of Central Asia, the Caucasus and Kazakhstan of the Leningrad Branch of the Institute of Ethnography, USSR AS. Since 1998 – Head of Division, since 2002 – Head of the Department of Caucasus, MAE RAS; since 2004 he is a lead researcher of the Department of Problems of Modern Ethnography, Interethnic Relations and Ethnographic Museology, Russian Museum of Ethnography.

'''''Areas of expertise:'''''

[[Category:History and ethnography of the peoples of the North and South Caucasus]] [[:Category:History and ethnography of the peoples of the North and South Caucasus|History and ethnography of the peoples of the North and South Caucasus]]; [world outlook aspects of the culture of the peoples of the Caucasus, traditional social institutions, contemporary sociocultural and ethnosocial processes in the Caucasus.

[[ru:Карпов_Юрий_Юрьевич]]

Karmysheva Balkis Khalilovna

2019-06-03T16:29:58Z

Abaidulovaa: /* {{birth-date|13 July 1916}}, Kuldzha, China — {{death-date|9 October 2000}}, Moscow */

=== '''{{birth-date|13 July 1916}}, Kuldzha, China — {{death-date|9 October 2000}}, Moscow''' ===

'''''Biography, education, career:'''''

On 27 December 1951 Balkis Karmysheva defended her Candidate’s Dissrtation at the Institute of Ethnography, titled ''The Lokai Uzbeks of South Tadzhikistan. A Historical and Ethnographic Study of Cattle Breeding Before the Revolution''. On 11 August 1978 she defended her Doctoral Dissertation based on her monograph, titled ''Sketches of Ethnic History of the Southern Regions of Tadzhikistan and Uzbekistan, Based on Ethnographic Data''. In 1945–1950 she worked as a researcher at the Institute of History, Archaeology, and Ethnography of the Tadzhik Branch of the USSR Academy of Sciences. In 1951‑1956 she held the positions of Scientific Secretary and senior researcher at the Institute of History, Archaeology, and Ethnography of the Tadzhik Branch of the USSR AS. In 1956–2000 she successively occupied the positions of junior researcher (1956–1957), senior researcher (1957‑1982), and lead researcher (1982‑2000) at the Department of Central Asia and Kazakhstan of the Leningrad Branch of the Institute of Ethnography.

'''''Areas of expertise:'''''

[[Category:History and ethnography of the peoples of Central Asia]] [[:Category:History and ethnography of the peoples of Central Asia|History and ethnography of the peoples of Central Asia]]; ethnic processes; cattle-breeding; material and spiritual culture; onomastics; life-cycle rituals, etc.

[[ru:Кармышева_Балкис_Халиловна]]

Karlov Viktor Vladimirovich

2019-06-03T16:29:48Z

Abaidulovaa: /* {{birth-date|5 February 1945}}, Stalingrad */

=== '''{{birth-date|5 February 1945}}, Stalingrad''' ===
[[File:Karlov.jpg|300px|right]]

'''''Biography, education, career:'''''

In 1970 Viktor Karlov completed a post-graduate course in ethnography at Moscow State University and defended his Dissertation for the Degree of Candidate of Sciences in History at Lomonosov Moscow State University. His Dissertation was titled ''Economic and Social Structure of Evenks of the Yenisei-Lena Interfluve in the 17th – early 20th Centuries''. In 1992 he defended his Dissertation for the Degree of Doctor of Historical Sciences, titled ''Stage Patterns and Local Historical Peculiarities of Ethnocultural Processes Among the Peoples of the USSR in the 19th – 20th Centuries''. In 1971–1981 he worked as a junior researcher at the Laboratory for the History of Russian Cities, Faculty of History, M.V. Lomonosov Moscow State University. In 1981‑1983 he was a senior researcher at the Laboratory for the History of Soviet People, Faculty of History, Moscow State University. Since 1983 he has successively occupied the positions of senior researcher (until 1992), Associate Professor (1992–1993), and Full Professor (since 1993) at the Department of Ethnography (ethnology).

'''''Areas of expertise:'''''

[[Category:History and ethnography of the peoples of Siberia, the Extreme North, and the Far East]] [[:Category:History and ethnography of the peoples of Siberia, the Extreme North, and the Far East|History and ethnography of the peoples of Siberia, the Extreme North, and the Far East]]; methodology and methods of studying ethnocultural processes of modern and contemporary Russia and Eurasia

[[ru:Карлов_Виктор_Владимирович]]

Kapustina Ekaterina Leonidovna

2019-06-03T16:29:35Z

Abaidulovaa: /* {{birth-date|1983}}, Leningrad */

=== '''{{birth-date|1983}}, Leningrad''' ===
[[File:Kapustina.jpg|300px|right]]

'''''Biography, education, career:'''''

In 2013 Ekaterina Kapustina defended her Candidate’s Dissertation, titled ''Labour Migration from Dagestan as a Business Practice and a Sociocultural Phenomenon''. Since 2004 she has worked at Peter the Great Museum of Anthropology and Ethnography (Kunstkamera), first as a junior researcher, presently – as Head of the Department of the Caucasus.

'''''Areas of expertise:'''''

[[Category:History and ethnography of the peoples of the North and South Caucasus]] [[:Category:History and ethnography of the peoples of the North and South Caucasus|History and ethnography of the peoples of the North and South Caucasus]]; [[Category:Applied ethnography]] [[:Category:Applied ethnography|Applied ethnography]]; [[Category:History of material culture]] [[:Category:History of material culture|History of material culture]]; [[Category:Islamic studies]] [[:Category:Islamic studies|Islamic studies]]; ethnography of Dagestan, labour migration from Dagestan, migration processes in the North Caucasus, transnationalism and translocality, economic anthropology in the North Caucasus, anthropology of Caucasian city, social practices in Dagestani society, the fate of traditional crafts of Dagestan, Shiite communities of Dagestan, Dagestani communities

[[ru:Капустина_Екатерина_Леонидовна]]

Kaplan Maria Abramovna

2019-06-03T16:29:25Z

Abaidulovaa: /* {{birth-date|1907}}, Zhlobin — {{death-date|1963}}, Leningrad */

=== '''{{birth-date|1907}}, Zhlobin — {{death-date|1963}}, Leningrad''' ===

'''''Biography, education, career:'''''

On 29 December 1949 Maria Kaplan defended her Candidate’s Dissertation at the Institute of Ethnography; it was titled ''The Main Genres of Nanai Folklore: Ningman – Fairy-tales, telungu – Legends''. From autumn 1937 she worked as a junior researcher at the Department of Siberia, Institute of Ethnography, USSR AS. Simultaneously, she taught the Nanai language at the Institute of the Peoples of the North (1934–1938). In 1936, by order of the Committee on the New Alphabet of the Institute of the Peoples of the North, she was sent to the Nanai National District on a three-month mission to collect material on the language of the Nanais. From 1 January to 1 August 1939 the Presidium of the USSR Academy of Sciences sent her to work as an editor and translator from the Nanai language to the publishing house of the Northern Sea Route Authority. During the period from 16 December 1940 to 1 August 1941 she participated in the expedition to the Nanai National District, the Amur Basin, mounted by the Institute of Ethnography of the USSR Academy of Sciences, where she gathered folklore materials for her dissertation and for ethnographic collections of the MAE. In 1941–1942 she worked as a nurse’s aide in Leningrad military hospital. In February 1942 Kaplan was evacuated to Omsk. In 1942–1943 she worked as a teacher at a secondary school in Loriyak village of Khanty-Mansi National Okrug. In 1943–1945 she was a Lecturer at the Faculty of Language and History of the Peoples of the North, Omsk State Pedagogical Institute. In 1947–1950 she was acting senior researcher and from 1950 – a senior researcher at the Department of Siberia and the Far East of the State Museum of Ethnography of the Peoples of the USSR.

'''''Areas of expertise:'''''

[[Category:History and ethnography of the peoples of Siberia, the Extreme North, and the Far East]] [[:Category:History and ethnography of the peoples of Siberia, the Extreme North, and the Far East|History and ethnography of the peoples of Siberia, the Extreme North, and the Far East]]; [[Category:Folklore studies]] [[:Category:Folklore studies|Folklore studies]]; Nanai folklore

[[ru:Каплан_Мария_Абрамовна]]

Kozin Sergey Andreevich

2019-06-03T16:29:11Z

Abaidulovaa: /* {{birth-date|19 October 1879|{{OldStyleDate|19 October|1879|7 October}}}}, Tuapse, Black Sea Governorate — {{death-date|16 October 1956}}, Leningrad */

=== '''{{birth-date|19 October 1879|{{OldStyleDate|19 October|1879|7 October}}}}, Tuapse, Black Sea Governorate — {{death-date|16 October 1956}}, Leningrad''' ===
[[File:Kozin.jpg|300px|right]]

'''''Biography, education, career:'''''

In 1898‑1903 Kozin studied at the Faculty of Oriental Languages of St. Petersburg University. In 1906‑1918 participated in the expedition for the statistical, economic and ethnographic survey of the Mongolian tribes. Since 1920 Kozin successfully occupied the positions of lecturer at the Petrograd Institute of Living Oriental Languages / Leningrad Institute of Living Oriental Languages / Leningrad Oriental Institute (1920‑1938), researcher at the Asiatic Museum (1924‑1930), senior researcher at the Institute of Oriental Studies of the USSR Academy of Sciences (1930‑1956), lecturer and Professor at the Faculty of Philology (1935‑1944), Dean of the Faculty (1944‑1946), Head of the Department of Mongolian Philology (1944‑1950) at the Faculty of Oriental Studies, Leningrad State University. Kozin was granted a Doctor of Philology degree (without a defense procedure) on March 3, 1941 and awarded the title of Professor on March 28, 1943.

'''''Areas of expertise:'''''

[[Category:History and ethnography of Mongolian peoples]] [[:Category:History and ethnography of Mongolian peoples|History and ethnography of Mongolian peoples]]; [[Category:Folklore studies]] [[:Category:Folklore studies|Folklore studies]]

[[ru:Козин_Сергей_Андреевич]]

Kozhev Zaurbek Anzorovich

2019-06-03T16:28:56Z

Abaidulovaa: /* {{birth-date|10 May 1970}}, Tyrnyauz, Kabardino-Balkar ASSR */

=== '''{{birth-date|10 May 1970}}, Tyrnyauz, Kabardino-Balkar ASSR''' ===

'''''Biography, education, career:'''''

On February 2, 1999 Kozhev defended his Candidate’s Dissertation, titled Kabarda in the system of ethno-social relations in the North Caucasus (the 18th century). In 1999‑2015 he successfully occupied the positions of researcher and senior researcher at the Ethnology Sector of the Institute for Humanitarian Studies of the Government of the Kabardino-Balkarian Republic and the Kabardino-Balkarian Scientific Center of the Russian Academy of Sciences. From May 1, 2005 he has headed the Department of Medieval and New History at the Kabardino-Balkarian Institute for Humanitarian Studies.

'''''Areas of expertise:'''''

[[Category:History and ethnography of the peoples of the North and South Caucasus]] [[:Category:History and ethnography of the peoples of the North and South Caucasus|History and ethnography of the peoples of the North and South Caucasus]]; [[Category:Social anthropology and history]] [[:Category:Social anthropology and history|Social anthropology and history]]; political and ethnic history of the North Caucasus

[[ru:Кожев_Заурбек_Анзорович]]

Kozhanovsky Alexander Nikolaevich

2019-06-03T16:28:43Z

Abaidulovaa: /* {{birth-date|11 January 1949}}, Moscow */

=== '''{{birth-date|11 January 1949}}, Moscow''' ===

'''''Biography, education, career:'''''

On January 16, 1979 Kozhanovsky defended his Candidate’s Dissertation, titled Ethnocultural processes in modern Spain (1939‑1975). Since 1971 he has successfully occupied the positions of bibliographer at the Institute of Scientific Information and the Fundamental Library of Social Sciences of the USSR Academy of Sciences (1971‑1973) and junior researcher, senior Researcher at the Department of Europe of the Institute of Ethnography, USSR Academy of Sciences (the Institute of Ethnology and Anthropology of the Russian Academy of Sciences) (from 1977 to the present).

'''''Areas of expertise:'''''

[[Category:History and ethnography of the peoples of North and South America]] [[:Category:History and ethnography of the peoples of North and South America|History and ethnography of the peoples of North and South America]]; [[Category:History and ethnography of the peoples of Europe]] [[:Category:History and ethnography of the peoples of Europe|History and ethnography of the peoples of Europe]]; History and ethnology of Spain, the Mediterranean, Latin America, Russia and the “near abroad”

[[ru:Кожановский_Александр_Николаевич]]

Kozhanovskaya Irina Zhoresovna

2019-06-03T16:28:28Z

Abaidulovaa: /* {{birth-date|21 December 1947}}, Rathenow, German Democratic Republic */

=== '''{{birth-date|21 December 1947}}, Rathenow, German Democratic Republic''' ===

'''''Biography, education, career:'''''

On June 2, 1987 Kozhanovskaya defended her Candidate’s Dissertation, titled ''Hierarchical features of the social structure of traditional Polynesian societies''. Since 1971 she has successfully occupied the positions of senior librarian at the Institute of Scientific Information and the Fundamental Library of Social Sciences of the USSR Academy of Sciences (1971‑1973), editor at the History Department of the Institute for Scientific Information in Social Sciences of the USSR Academy of Sciences (1973‑1979); junior researcher at the Institute of Ethnography of the USSR Academy of Sciences (the Institute of Ethnology and Anthropology of the Russian Academy of Sciences) (1988‑1996).

'''''Areas of expertise:'''''

[[Category:History and ethnography of the peoples of North and South America]] [[:Category:History and ethnography of the peoples of North and South America|History and ethnography of the peoples of North and South America]]; [[Category:History and ethnography of the peoples of Australia and Oceania]] [[:Category:History and ethnography of the peoples of Australia and Oceania|History and ethnography of the peoples of Australia and Oceania]]; [[Category:Anthropology of kinship]] [[:Category:Anthropology of kinship|Anthropology of kinship]]; social organization of the peoples of Oceania and Central America

[[ru:Кожановская_Ирина_Жоресовна]]

Klyueva Natalia Ivanovna

2019-06-03T16:28:12Z

Abaidulovaa: /* {{birth-date|17 March 1952}}, Leningrad — {{death-date|12 March 2005}}, Saint Petersburg */

=== '''{{birth-date|17 March 1952}}, Leningrad — {{death-date|12 March 2005}}, Saint Petersburg''' ===

'''''Biography, education, career:'''''

Since 1969 she successfully occupied the positions of laboratory assistant (1969‑1970), senior scientific and technical officer (1970‑1976), junior researcher (1985‑1989) at the Department of Siberia of the Leningrad part of the Institute of Ethnography of the USSR Academy of Sciences (currently – MAE RAS).

'''''Areas of expertise:'''''

[[Category:History and ethnography of the peoples of Siberia, the Extreme North, and the Far East]] [[:Category:History and ethnography of the peoples of Siberia, the Extreme North, and the Far East|History and ethnography of the peoples of Siberia, the Extreme North, and the Far East]]; [[Category:Ethnic museology]] [[:Category:Ethnic museology|Ethnic museology]]; Ethnography of the peoples of South Siberia

[[ru:Клюева_Наталия_Ивановна]]

Klementz Dmitry Aleksandrovich

2019-06-03T16:28:00Z

Abaidulovaa: /* {{birth-date|14 December 1848}}, Goryaino village, Samara Governorate — {{death-date|8 January 1914}}, Moscow */

=== '''{{birth-date|14 December 1848}}, Goryaino village, Samara Governorate — {{death-date|8 January 1914}}, Moscow''' ===
[[File:Klements.jpg|300px|right]]

'''''Biography, education, career:'''''

Klementz was born in the family of an estate manager. Being a student at the Faculty of Mathematics and Physics of the Kazan University and the St. Petersburg University he interrupted his studies and in 1873 moved to an illegal position. In 1879 he was arrested and exiled to Minusinsk. In 1894‑1896 Klementz led the Yakut (Sibiryakovskaya) expedition, then he participated in the expeditions to Mongolia led by N. M. Yadrintsev (1889) and by V. V. Radlov (1891). Since 1897 Klementz successfully occupied the positions of Senior Ethnographer of the Museum of Anthropology and Ethnography (1897‑1901) and Head of the Ethnographic Department at the Russian Museum (1901‑1910).

'''''Areas of expertise:'''''

[[Category:Archaeology]] [[:Category:Archaeology|Archaeology]] of Siberia; [[Category:Ethnic musicology]] [[:Category:Ethnic musicology|Ethnic musicology]]

[[ru:Клеменц_Дмитрий_Александрович]]

Kisel Vladimir Antonievich

2019-06-03T16:27:24Z

Abaidulovaa: /* {{birth-date|25 June 1962}}, Leningrad */

=== '''{{birth-date|25 June 1962}}, Leningrad''' ===
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'''''Biography, education, career:'''''

In 1998 Kisel defended his Candidate’s Dissertation, titled ''Monuments of Middle Eastern toreutics from the mounds of Ciscaucasia and the Northern Black Sea Region in the 7th ‑ early 6th centuries BC (to the problem of the Middle East relations of the Scythians)'' in the Institute for Material Culture of the Russian Academy of Science. Since 1979 he has successfully occupied the position of heat adjuster, loader, laborer, electrician, carpenter, senior laboratory technician, chief specialist, senior custodian of Siberian collections of the MAE RAS.

'''''Areas of expertise:'''''

[[Category:History and ethnography of nomadic peoples]] [[:Category:History and ethnography of nomadic peoples|History and ethnography of nomadic peoples]]; [[Category:Spiritual culture]] [[:Category:Spiritual culture|Spiritual culture]]; History of material culture of nomadic peoples of the Eurasian steppe belt

[[ru:Кисель_Владимир_Антониевич]]

Kiselev Sergey Vladimirovich

2019-06-03T16:27:14Z

Abaidulovaa: /* {{birth-date|17 July 1905}}, Mytishchi — {{death-date|8 November 1962}}, Moscow */

=== '''{{birth-date|17 July 1905}}, Mytishchi — {{death-date|8 November 1962}}, Moscow''' ===
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'''''Biography, education, career:'''''

In 1930 Kiselev defended his Candidate’s Dissertation, titled ''The Neo-metal epoch of Minusinsk'', in 1946 ‑ the Doctoral dissertation titled ''Ancient History of Southern Siberia''. Since 1930 he successfully occupied the positions of researcher at the Institute for Archeology and Art Studies of the Russian Association of Research Institutes of Social Sciences (1930‑1932), researcher at the State Historical Museum (1929‑1938), researcher at the Moscow branch of the State Academy for the History of Material Culture (1932‑1937), senior researcher (1937–1945), Deputy Director of the Institute for the History of Material Culture (1945‑1951), Head of the Neolithic and Bronze Age Sector at the Institute of Archeology of the USSR Academy of Sciences (1951–1962). Since 1943 he had been the Professor at the Department of Archeology, Faculty of History, Moscow State University.

'''''Areas of expertise:'''''

[[Category:History and ethnography of the peoples of Central Asia]] [[:Category:History and ethnography of the peoples of Central Asia|History and ethnography of the peoples of Central Asia]]; [[Category:History and ethnography of the peoples of Siberia, the Extreme North, and the Far East]] [[:Category:History and ethnography of the peoples of Siberia, the Extreme North, and the Far East|History and ethnography of the peoples of Siberia, the Extreme North, and the Far East]]; Archaeology of Central Asia and South Siberia

[[ru:Киселев_Сергей_Владимирович]]

Kiryanov Vladimir Ivanovich

2019-06-03T16:27:03Z

Abaidulovaa: /* {{birth-date|1 January 1945}}, Leningrad */

=== '''{{birth-date|1 January 1945}}, Leningrad''' ===

'''''Biography, education, career:'''''

In 1962‑1967 Kiryanov studied at the Faculty of Oriental Studies, Leningrad State University, majoring in African Studies. In 1967‑1970 he served in the Soviet Army. From February 16, 1970 to October 23, 1972 he successfully occupied the position of science and technology officer at the Department of Africa of the Institute of Ethnography of the USSR Academy of Sciences.

'''''Areas of expertise:'''''

[[Category:History and ethnography of the peoples of Africa]] [[:Category:History and ethnography of the peoples of Africa|History and ethnography of the peoples of Africa]]

[[ru:Кирьянов_Владимир_Иванович]]

Kirichenko Oleg Viktorovich

2019-06-03T16:26:52Z

Abaidulovaa: /* {{birth-date|17 October 1961}}, Otradny, Kuybyshev Region */

=== '''{{birth-date|17 October 1961}}, Otradny, Kuybyshev Region''' ===

'''''Biography, education, career:'''''

In 1997 Kirichenko defended his Candidate’s Dissertation, titled ''Traditions of Orthodox Religiosity among Russian Noblemen of the 18th century'', in 2011 – the Doctoral Dissertation, titled ''Female Orthodox Asceticism in Russia: the 19th – mid 20th centuries''. At present he is a leading researcher at the Institute of Ethnology and Anthropology of the Russian Academy of Sciences and the chief editor at Traditions and Modernity. Scientific orthodox journal.

'''''Areas of expertise:'''''

[[Category:Orthodox ethnography]] [[:Category:Orthodox ethnography|Orthodox ethnography]]; Forms of piety; Female Orthodox asceticism in different classes; Eldership; Spiritualism; Theoretical issues related to the themes of traditional culture, mentality; Content of the concepts of “ethnicity”, “ethnos”, “people”

[[ru:Кириченко_Олег_Викторович]]

Kirei Nikolay Ivanovich

2019-06-03T16:26:37Z

Abaidulovaa: /* {{birth-date|19 January 1940}}, Lokno village, Skidzyel’ District, Grodno Region, Byelorussian SSR */

=== '''{{birth-date|19 January 1940}}, Lokno village, Skidzyel’ District, Grodno Region, Byelorussian SSR''' ===

'''''Biography, education, career:'''''

On November, 1969 Kirei defended his Candidate’s Dissertation, titled ''Evian agreements and the practice of their implementation (1962‑1968)'', in January, 1979 – the Doctoral Dissertation on social and economic policy of the Algerian People’s Democratic Republic 1962‑1976) at the Institute of Oriental Studies of the Russian Academy of Sciences (Moscow). Since 1970 he successfully occupied the position of lecturer (1979‑1982), head of the Department of Archaeology, Ethnology, Ancient and Medieval History of the Kuban State University (Krasnodar).

'''''Areas of expertise:'''''

[[Category:History and ethnography of the peoples of Africa]] [[:Category:History and ethnography of the peoples of Africa|History and ethnography of the peoples of Africa]]

[[ru:Кирей_Николай_Иванович]]

Kinzhalov Rostislav Vasilyevich

2019-06-03T16:26:23Z

Abaidulovaa: /* {{birth-date|15 July 1920}}, Kozlov, Central Black Earth Region — {{death-date|9 July 2006}}, Pushkin */

=== '''{{birth-date|15 July 1920}}, Kozlov, Central Black Earth Region — {{death-date|9 July 2006}}, Pushkin''' ===

'''''Biography, education, career:'''''

In 1955 Kinzhalov defended his Candidate’s Dissertation, titled ''The political and social orientation of the novel “On the Life of Alexander the Great”. Version A'' at the State Hermitage Museum, in November 1971 – the Doctoral Dissertation on his monograph ''Culture of the ancient Maya'' at the Institute of Ethnography of the Academy of Sciences of the USSR. In 1941‑1942 he was a Komsomol organizer of the frontline hospital. Since 1943 he successfully occupied the positions of researcher at The Radishchev State Art Museum in Saratov (1943‑1944), junior researcher, senior researcher at the Department of the East of the State Hermitage Museum (1945‑1957), senior researcher at the Leningrad part of the Institute of Ethnography of the USSR Academy of Sciences (1957‑1991), chief researcher at the MAE RAS (since 1991). He was lecturing at the Faculty of Oriental and African Studies (“Greek Papyrology”) and at the Faculty of History (“Ethnography of America”) of the Leningrad State University.

'''''Areas of expertise:'''''

[[Category:History and ethnography of the peoples of North and South America]] [[:Category:History and ethnography of the peoples of North and South America|History and ethnography of the peoples of North and South America]]; Greco-Roman Philology

[[ru:Кинжалов_Ростислав_Васильевич]]

Kile Nikolay Batunovich

2019-06-03T16:26:12Z

Abaidulovaa: /* {{birth-date|1 February 1925}}, Bolon’ village, Nanaysky District, Khabarovsk Krai — {{death-date|18 January 1999}}, Vladivostok */

=== '''{{birth-date|1 February 1925}}, Bolon’ village, Nanaysky District, Khabarovsk Krai — {{death-date|18 January 1999}}, Vladivostok''' ===

'''''Biography, education, career:'''''

On December 12, 1968 Kile defended his Candidate’s Dissertation, titled ''Imaginative words in the Nanai language''. Since 1964 he successfully occupied the positions of junior researcher at the Institute for History, Philology and Philosophy of the Siberian Branch of the USSR Academy of Sciences (Novosibirsk) (1964‑1971), senior researcher at the Institute for History, Archeology and Ethnography of the Peoples of the Far East of the Far Eastern Branch of the Russian Academy of Sciences (1971-1999).

'''''Areas of expertise:'''''

[[Category:History and ethnography of the peoples of Siberia, the Extreme North, and the Far East]] [[:Category:History and ethnography of the peoples of Siberia, the Extreme North, and the Far East|History and ethnography of the peoples of Siberia, the Extreme North, and the Far East]]; [[Category:Folklore studies]] [[:Category:Folklore studies|Folklore studies]]; Linguistics, ethnography and folklore of the Nanais

[[ru:Киле_Николай_Батунович]]

Kidiekova Irina Kononovna

2019-06-03T16:26:02Z

Abaidulovaa: /* {{birth-date|26 January 1943}}, Yesino village, Askizsky District, Khakas Autonomous Region, Krasnoyarsk Krai */

=== '''{{birth-date|26 January 1943}}, Yesino village, Askizsky District, Khakas Autonomous Region, Krasnoyarsk Krai''' ===
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'''''Biography, education, career:'''''

On April 17, 2002 Kidiekova defended her Candidate’s Dissertation, titled Folk art in the traditional culture of the Khakas people in Ulan-Ude. In 1977‑1999 she successfully occupied the position of researcher and since 1999 she has worked as a senior researcher at the Khakass Research Institute of Language, Literature and History.

'''''Areas of expertise:'''''

[[Category:History and ethnography of the peoples of Siberia, the Extreme North, and the Far East]] [[:Category:History and ethnography of the peoples of Siberia, the Extreme North, and the Far East|History and ethnography of the peoples of Siberia, the Extreme North, and the Far East]]; istory and ethnography of the Khakas people; Arts and crafts of Khakassia; Fine art of Khakassia; Sacredness in the traditional culture of the Khakas people; Khakass clothing; Khakass ornamentation; Ancient art of Khakassia

[[ru:Кидиекова_Ирина_Кононовна]]

Kesheva Zarema Muhamedovna

2019-06-03T16:25:30Z

Abaidulovaa: /* {{birth-date|9 March 1968}}, Nalchik */

=== '''{{birth-date|9 March 1968}}, Nalchik''' ===

'''''Biography, education, career:'''''

On October 29, 2004 Kesheva defended her Candidate’s Dissertation, titled ''Dance and song-musical culture of Kabardians in the second half of the 20th century''. Since she has successfully occupied the position of laboratory assistant (1996‑1999), junior researcher (1999‑2002), researcher (2002‑2005), and senior researcher at the Institute for Humanitarian Studies of the Kabardino-Balkarian Scientific Center of the Russian Academy of Sciences. Currently she acts as the Head of the Sector of Modern history.

'''''Areas of expertise:'''''

[[Category:Ethnic musicology]] [[:Category:Ethnic musicology|Ethnic musicology]]; Transformation of the spiritual culture of the Circassians in the second half of the 20th ‑ early 21st centuries; problems of ethnic culture preservation in the context of modernization and globalization

[[ru:Кешева_Зарема_Мухамедовна]]

Kerimova Mariam Mustafaevna

2019-06-03T16:25:19Z

Abaidulovaa: /* {{birth-date|11 May 1955}}, Moscow */

=== '''{{birth-date|11 May 1955}}, Moscow''' ===

'''''Biography, education, career:'''''

In 1992 Kerimova defended her Candidate’s Dissertation, titled ''National sources on the ethnography of the South-Slavic peoples. The first half of the 19th century'', in 2013 ‑ the Doctoral Dissertation, titled ''The formation and development of Russian ethnography of the last decades of the 19th ‑ first third of the 20th centuries (based on the study of the scientific heritage of the Haruzins family)''. In 1978‑1979 she worked as a junior editor of the Yugoslav editorial office of the ''“Progress Publishers”'' (Moscow), in 1980‑1986 as a junior researcher, in 1997 as a senior researcher at the Foreign Europe Department of the Institute of Ethnology and Anthropology of the Russian Academy of Sciences. From 1998 to the present Kerimova has successfully occupied the position of academic secretary, member of the editorial board of the periodical ''Ethnographic Library''. Since 2004 she has headed the cooperation between the Institute of Ethnology of the Slovenian Academy of Sciences and Arts (Ljubljana, Slovenia) and the Institute of Ethnology and Anthropology of the Russian Academy of Sciences on the topic Ethnic and cultural ties between Russia and Slovenia (19th ‑ 21st centuries). Currently, Kerimova is a leading researcher at the Center for European and American Studies of the Institute of Ethnology and Anthropology of the Russian Academy of Sciences.

'''''Areas of expertise:'''''

[[Category:History and ethnography of Slavic peoples]] [[:Category:History and ethnography of Slavic peoples|History and ethnography of Slavic peoples]]; [[Category:History and ethnography of the peoples of Europe]] [[:Category:History and ethnography of the peoples of Europe|History and ethnography of the peoples of Europe]]; [[Category:Historiography, Source studies and Methodology of Ethnography]] [[:Category:Historiography, Source studies and Methodology of Ethnography|Historiography, Source studies and Methodology of Ethnography]]; [[Category:Ethnic medicine]] [[:Category:Ethnic medicine|Ethnic medicine]]; historical ethnography of the Yugoslav peoples

[[ru:Керимова_Мариям_Мустафаевна]]

Kereitov Ramazan Husinovich

2019-06-03T16:25:05Z

Abaidulovaa: /* {{birth-date|26 September 1943}}, Erkin-Halk aul, Cherkess Autonomous Region */

=== '''{{birth-date|26 September 1943}}, Erkin-Halk aul, Cherkess Autonomous Region''' ===

'''''Biography, education, career:'''''

In 1973 Kereitov defended his Candidate’s Dissertation, titled ''Family and marriage of the Kuban Nogais in the past and present'' at the Moscow State University, in 2000 ‑ the Doctoral Dissertation, titled ''Common Turkic elements in ethnic history and everyday culture of the Nogai people'' at the Institute of Ethnology and Anthropology of the Russian Academy of Sciences. In 1968‑1969 he worked as the Head of the Department of Culture of the Adygea-Khablsky District Executive Committee; in 1969‑1970 as a head teacher at the Erkin-Halki secondary school. Since 1974 he has successfully occupied the positions of senior researcher, head of the Department of the Nogai Studies, head of the Department of Ethnography at the Karachay-Cherkess Research Institute for the History, Philology and Economics (now the Institute of Humanitarian Studies under the Government of the Karachay-Cherkess Republic).

'''''Areas of expertise:'''''

[[Category:History and ethnography of the peoples of the North and South Caucasus]] [[:Category:History and ethnography of the peoples of the North and South Caucasus|History and ethnography of the peoples of the North and South Caucasus]]; history and ethnography of the Nogais

[[ru:Керейтов_Рамазан_Хусиноваич]]

Kvitka Kliment Vasilievich

2019-06-03T16:24:51Z

Abaidulovaa: /* {{birth-date|4 February 1880|{{OldStyleDate|4 February|1880|23 January}}}}, Hmelev village, Romen County, Poltava Governorate — {{death-date|9 September 1953}}, Moscow */

=== '''{{birth-date|4 February 1880|{{OldStyleDate|4 February|1880|23 January}}}}, Hmelev village, Romen County, Poltava Governorate — {{death-date|9 September 1953}}, Moscow''' ===

'''''Biography, education, career:'''''

In 1902‑1920 Kvitka worked as a lawyer. In 1920‑1922 he began a Member of the Ethnographic Commission of the Academy of Sciences of the Ukrainian SSR. In 1922‑1933 he headed the Musical Ethnography Cabinet of the Academy of Sciences of the Ukrainian SSR. Since 1933 he successfully occupied the positions of Professor (1933‑1934, 1936‑1953), head of the Cabinet for Study of Musical Creativity of the USSR Peoples, since 1940 he had worked at the Department of musical folklore of the Moscow Conservatory. On February 8, 1934 Kvitka was arrested and on April 19, 1934 sentenced to three years of forced labor camps. He served time in Kazakhstan and in 1964 was rehabilitated.

'''''Areas of expertise:'''''

[[Category:Ethnic musicology]] [[:Category:Ethnic musicology|Ethnic musicology]]; Study of musical creativity of the USSR peoples

[[ru:Квитка_Климент_Васильевич]]

Konkova Olga Igorevna

2019-06-03T16:24:37Z

Abaidulovaa: /* {{birth-date|7 December 1958}}, Leningrad */

=== '''{{birth-date|7 December 1958}}, Leningrad''' ===
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'''''Biography, education, career:'''''

In 1980 she graduated from the Department of Structural and Applied Linguistics of the Faculty of Philology of Leningrad State University. At the same time she studied at the Department of Archeology of the Faculty of History of Leningrad State University. Since 1991, she has been working at the MAE RAS, currently a researcher in the Department of Ethnography of Eastern Slavs and Peoples of the European part of Russia. In 2001–2012 – Leading Lecturer at the Department of the Finnish Language and Culture of the Russian Christian Academy; in 2004 – Scientific expert on the Baltic-Finnish peoples at the UN Commission on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples (Switzerland).

'''''Areas of expertise:'''''

[[Category:History and ethnography of Finno-Ugric peoples]] [[:Category:History and ethnography of Finno-Ugric peoples|History and ethnography of Finno-Ugric peoples]]; ; ethnopedagogy; Ethnic History and Culture of the Finno-speaking peoples of the North-West of the Russian Federation

[[ru:Конькова_Ольга_Игоревна]]

Kondaurov Alexander Nikolaevich

2019-06-03T16:24:25Z

Abaidulovaa: /* {{birth-date|15 August 1906}}, St. Petersburg — {{death-date|17 February 1942}}, Leningrad */

=== '''{{birth-date|15 August 1906}}, St. Petersburg — {{death-date|17 February 1942}}, Leningrad''' ===

'''''Biography, education, career:'''''

In 1924—1926 he was a member of the volunteer detachment for the elimination of basmachism in Tajikistan. In 1931 — 1933 he was a researcher at the Institute for the Study of the Peoples of the USSR; in 1933—1938, 1941—1942 he was a researcher at the Institute of Ethnography, USSR Academy of Sciences. In September 16, 1941 at the Leningrad State University he defended his Сandidate's dissertation titled The Patriarchal community and community houses of Yaghnobi people.

'''''Areas of expertise:'''''

[[Category:History and ethnography of the peoples of Central Asia]] [[:Category:History and ethnography of the peoples of Central Asia|History and ethnography of the peoples of Central Asia]]; [[Category:Applied ethnography]] [[:Category:Applied ethnography|Applied ethnography]]; [[Category:Ethnic museology]] [[:Category:Ethnic museology|Ethnic museology]]; Ethnography of the Pamir peoples; national politics

[[ru:Кондауров_Александр_Николаевич]]

Komarova Galina Aleksandrovna

2019-06-03T16:23:53Z

Abaidulovaa: /* {{birth-date|24 August 1948}}, Monchegorsk */

=== '''{{birth-date|24 August 1948}}, Monchegorsk''' ===

'''''Biography, education, career:'''''

In 1989 at the Institute of Ethnography she defended her Сandidate's dissertation titled ''Modern Chuvash woman in the family and in society (on the materials of ethnostatistical survey in the Chuvash ASSR)''. In 2003 at the Institute of Ethnology and Anthropology she defended her Doctoral thesis titled ''Ethnocultural aspects of man-made disaster (on the materials of the survey of the population of the southern Urals)''. In 1975 researcher, leading researcher of the Institute of Ethnology and Anthropology, Russian Academy of Sciences.

'''''Areas of expertise:'''''

[[Category:Historiography, Source studies and Methodology of Ethnography]] [[:Category:Historiography, Source studies and Methodology of Ethnography|Historiography, Source studies and Methodology of Ethnography]]; [[Category:Ethnosociology]] [[:Category:Ethnosociology|Ethnosociology]]; [[Category:History and ethnography of the peoples of the Urals-Volga region]] [[:Category:History and ethnography of the peoples of the Urals-Volga region|History and ethnography of the peoples of the Urals-Volga region]]; modern ethno-cultural and ethnopolitical processes in the Ural-Volga region and the post-Soviet space, gender studies, sociocultural problems of risk society

[[ru:Комарова_Галина_Александровна]]

Abaev Vasiliy (Vaso) Ivanovich

2019-06-02T17:18:37Z

Abaidulovaa: /* {{birth-date|27 December 1900|{{OldStyleDate|27 December|1900|15 December}}}}, Kobi — {{death-date|18 March 2001}}, Moscow */

[[ru:Абаев_Василий_(Васо)_Иванович]]

=== '''{{birth-date|27 December 1900|{{OldStyleDate|27 December|1900|15 December}}}}, Kobi — {{death-date|18 March 2001}}, Moscow''' ===

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'''''Biography, education, career:'''''

From a peasant family. In 1918 he graduated from the Tiflis classical gymnasium and worked as a teacher in his native village. In 1922—1925 he was a student of the Faculty of Social Sciences of Leningrad State University. In 1925—1928, he was a post-graduate student at the Leningrad State University's Research Institute for Comparative Studies of Literature and Languages of the West and East. Since 1929, Professor of the Department of General Linguistics, Leningrad Institute of Philosophy, Literature and History , Philological faculty of Leningrad State University. In 1928—1930 — researcher at the Caucasian Historical and Archaeological Institute of the USSR Academy of Sciences in Tiflis. In the period from 1930—1941, 1945—1950 — researcher at the Institute of language and thinking (since 1935, head of the Iranian Cabinet); in 1941—1945 — researcher at the North Ossetian and South Ossetian Research Institute; since 1950 — Researcher at the Institute of Linguistics of the USSR Academy of Sciences in Leningrad (since 1952 in Moscow); in 1930—1931 — researcher at the State Public library (Leningrad). Was awarded by degrees of Candidate (1935) and Doctor of Philology (1962) without defense; Professor (1969).

'''''Areas of expertise:'''''

[[Category:Ethnolinguistics]] [[:Category:Ethnolinguistics|Ethnolinguistics]]; [[Category:History and ethnography of the peoples of the North and South Caucasus]] [[:Category:History and ethnography of the peoples of the North and South Caucasus|history and ethnography of the peoples of the North and South Caucasus]]; General linguistics, dialectology and history of the Ossetian language, folklore and ethnography of the Ossetians

'''''Awards and titles:'''''

In 1981 was awarded by the State Prize of the USSR.

'''''Membership in academic organizations and unions:'''''

Since 1966 — honorary member of the Asian Royal Society of Great Britain and Ireland; since 1973 — corresponding member of the Finno-Ugric society in Helsinki.

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[[ru:Абаев_Василий_(Васо)_Иванович]]

Karpov Georgy Ivanovich

2019-06-02T17:14:13Z

Abaidulovaa: /* {{birth-date|9 December 1890}}, Karavainka village, Saratov Governorate — {{death-date|31 March 1947}}, Ashkhabad */

=== '''{{birth-date|9 December 1890}}, Karavainka village, Saratov Governorate — {{death-date|31 March 1947}}, Ashkhabad''' ===
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'''''Biography, education, career:'''''

Georgy Karpov descends from the family of peasants. He studied at a parochial school and Kamyshin gymnasium (grammar school), or, according to other sources, at a four-grade city college. In 1905 he was expelled for his participation in revolutionary activities. In 1912 he went to Turkestan region to earn some money and learnt the Uzbek language there. That same year he was drafted and served in the Headquarters of Turkestan’s 7th Rifle Regiment. World War I broke out, he was off at the front. In 1918 he returned to his native village, where he fought for the establishment of the Soviet rule; he was Deputy Enlistment Officer, Head of the Department of Public Education, Chair of Karavainka Volost Committee. From 1920 he worked at Tsaritsyn Uyezd Executive Committee: first as a secretary, then as Head of the Management Board, and as Deputy Chair. In September 1920 he was sent to Tashkent where he served for the NKVD (Peoples’ Commissariat for Internal Affairs) of Turkestan ASSR. From 1922 he was Peoples’ Commissar for Internal Affairs of Turkestan ASSR in Ashkhabad. In 1922—1924 Karpov worked at the Executive Committee of Turkestan Region (as Chair and Deputy Chair), acted as Executive Secretary of Central Executive Committee and as Deputy Peoples’ Commissar for Internal Affairs of Turkestan ASSR. Up until 1929 Karpov was a member of the Presidium and Executive Secretary of Central Executive Committee of Turkestan ASSR; he headed the Commission for the Improvement of Life of Working Women and the Commission for Local History that he initiated at the Central Executive Committee. He learnt the Turkmen language during that period. Karpov was Head of the group responsible for the economic survey of the rural regions of Turkmen SSR and Head of the Commission for Administrative Territorial Subdivision of Turkmen SSR into Districts.

From 1923 Karpov headed the Circle of Students of History, Ethnography and Archaeology of Turkmenistan; published papers on history and ethnography, including his paperback on the tribal composition of Turkmens. In 1927 he created and headed (until 1932 г.) the first scientific research institution of Turkmenistan, Institute of Turkmen Culture (Turkmenkult). Here he initiated studies of Turkmen life and culture, mounted expeditions (Khaveran, Karakalinsk and other expeditions) aimed at gathering field material. In 1928—1929 he was editor-in-chief of the ''Turkmenovedeniye (Turkmen Studies)'' journal. In September 1932, when the Institute of Turkmen Culture was closed down, Karpov moved to Bayram-Ali, where he worked as Associate Professor at the Department of Social and Political Sciences and, later, was Director of Turkmen Institute of Agriculture (from 1933).

In 1934 he returned to Ashkhabad and took the position of Director of Turkmen State Scientific Research Institute (former Turkmenkult), which was transformed into Institute of History in 1935. From August августа 1937 he was Secretary of Central Executive Committee of Turkmen SSR. In Karpov was arrested for “cooperation with foreign intelligence” and spent nine months in prison. He was reinstated as Director of the Institute of History and remained in this position up until 1941. In 1941—1944 he was Deputy Chair of the Presidium of the newly established Turkmen Branch of the USSR Academy of Sciences. From 1944 Karpov occupied the position of Head of the Department of History, Institute of History, Language, and Literature.

In 1942 G. Karpov defended his Candidate’s Dissertation at Moscow State University. In October 1942 – February 1943 he participated in the ethnographic expedition across North Iran (Gorgan, Mazandaran, and Khorasan Provinces). In 1938—1940, together with Sh. Batyrov, he compiled a ''Russian-Turkmen Dictionary'' (about 20000 words), based on Cyrillic script, official in Turkmenistan from 1940. The ''Dictionary'' was published in 1948 (an edition of 15000 copies).

G. Karpov is the author of over 60 scientific and popular science papers on the ethnography and history of Turkmens. There are over 160 files in the manuscript collection of the Central Scientific Library of Turkmenistan Academy of Sciences, comprising unpublished materials, including those collected during the expedition across North Iran (14 files with 20 to 130 sheets).
In 1934, together with N.V. Navrotskaya and D.V. Volzhin, G. Karpov wrote a satirical paly, ''Kel’ (Baldheaded)'', which was put on in Ashkhabad Drama Theatre.

'''''Areas of expertise:'''''

[[Category:History and ethnography of the peoples of Central Asia]] [[:Category:History and ethnography of the peoples of Central Asia|History and ethnography of the peoples of Central Asia]]; [[Category:Folklore studies]] [[:Category:Folklore studies|Folklore studies]]; [[Category:Ethnolinguistics]] [[:Category:Ethnolinguistics|Ethnolinguistics]]; history and ethnography of Turkmens

'''''Major scientific achievements:'''''

G. Karpov was a facilitator of science and one of the founders of ethnographic studies of Turkmenistan. In his works, Karpov represented the history of the country and its people from ancient times to the 1940-s.

'''''Awards and titles:'''''

G. Karpov is the recipient of the Order of the Red Banner of Labour of Turkmen SSR; the Order of the Badge of Honour; recipient of the Medal ‘For Distinguished Labour’; Medal ‘For Labour Valour in the Great Patriotic War of 1941—1945’; recipient of Certificates of Merit from the Presidium of the Supreme Soviet of Turkmen SSR. Georgy Karpov was awarded the title of Honorary Scientist of Turkmen SSR (1944).

'''''Major publications:'''''

• Племенной и родовой состав туркмен. Полторацк (Асхабад), 1925; [Tribal Composition of Turkmens. Poltoratsk (Askhabad), 1925];

• Туркмения и туркмены (историко-этнографический очерк) // Туркменоведение. 1929. № 10—11; [Turkmenia and Turkmens (A Historical and Ethnographic Sketch) // Turkmenovedeniye (Turkmen Studies). 1929. № 10—11];

• Хивинские туркмены и конец Кунгратской династии: Материалы по истории туркмен. Ашхабад, 1930 (совместно с Батцер А. М.); [The Turkmens of Khiva and the End of the Kungrat Dynasty: Materials on the History of Turkmens. Ashkhabad, 1930 (co-authored with A.M. Battser)];

• Восстание тедженских туркмен в 1916 году: (К изучению истории крестьянских восстаний в бывшей царской колонии). Ашхабад: Туркменгосиздат, 1935; [The Revolt of the Turkmens of Tejen in 1916 (Towards the History of Peasant Revolts in the Former Tsarist Colony). Asjkhabad: Turkmengosizdat, 1935];

• Творчество народов Туркменистана / Сост., пер. и прим. Г. И. Карпова и Н. Ф. Лебедева. — М.: Гослитиздат, 1936; [Arts and Crafts of the Peoples of Turkmenistan / Comp., trans. and comm. By G.I. Karpov, N.F. Lebedev. – Moscow: Goslitizdat, 1936];

• Гражданская война в Туркмении (1918—1920). Популярный очерк. Ашхабад: Туркменпартиздат, 1940; [Civil War in Turkmenia (1918-1920). A Popular Science Sketch. Ashkhabad: Turkmenpartizdat, 1940];

• Очерки по истории туркмен и туркменского народа. Ашхабад: Туркменгосиздат, 1940; [Sketches on the History of Turkmens and Turkmen Peoples. Ashkhabad: Turkmenpartizdat, 1940];

• Прошлое и настоящее туркменского народа. Ашхабад, 1942 (совместно с Курбановым Л.); [The Past and the Present of Turkmen People. Ashkhabad, 1942 (co-authored with L. Kurbanov)];

• Туркменская ССР. М.: Госполитиздат, 1945 (совместно со Школьниковым Е.); [Turkmen SSR. Moscow: Gospolitizdat, 1945 (co-authored with E. Shkolnikov)];

• Гиляки Мазандерана // Советская этнография. 1946. № 1; [The Gilyaks of Mazandaran // Sovetskaya Etnografiya (Soviet Ethnography). 1946. № 1];

• Этнографическая работа в Туркмении // Советская этнография. 1946. № 1; [Ethnographic Work in Turkmenia // Sovetskaya Etnografiya (Soviet Ethnography). 1946. № 1];

• К истории туркмен али-эли // Советская этнография. 1947. № 3; [Toward the History of Ali-Eli Turkmens // Sovetskaya Etnografiya (Soviet Ethnography). 1947. № 3].

'''''About G. Karpov:'''''

• Косвен М., Толстов С. Г. И. Карпов (1890—1947) // Советская этнография. 1947. № 3. С. 161—165; [Kosven, M., Tolstov, S. G.I. Karpov (1890-1947) // Sovetskaya Etnografiya (Soviet Ethnography). 1947. № 3. Pp. 161-165];

• Косаев М. Георгий Карпов // Эдебият ве сунгат. 1988, 15 июля; [Kosayev, M. Georgy Karpov // Edebiyat Ve Sungat. 15 Juky 1988];

• [http://cyberleninka.ru/article/n/g-i-karpov-istorik-etnograf-i-obschestvennyy-deyatel-turkmenistana Демидов С. Г. И. Карпов — историк, этнограф и общественный деятель Туркменистана // Вестник Евразии. 2001. № 3(14). С. 47—85;] [Demidov, S. G.I. Karpov – Historian, Ethnographer, Public Figure of Turkmenistan // Bulletin of Eurasia. 2001. № 3. Pp. 47-85];

• Васильева Г. П. История этнографического изучения туркменского народа в отечественной науке. М., 2003. С. 76—78. [Vasilyeva, G.P. The History of Ethnographic Studies of Turkmen Peoples in Russia. Moscow, 2003. Pp. 76-78].

Author: P.M., ed.

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Karpov Georgy Ivanovich

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'''''Biography, education, career:'''''

Georgy Karpov descends from the family of peasants. He studied at a parochial school and Kamyshin gymnasium (grammar school), or, according to other sources, at a four-grade city college. In 1905 he was expelled for his participation in revolutionary activities. In 1912 he went to Turkestan region to earn some money and learnt the Uzbek language there. That same year he was drafted and served in the Headquarters of Turkestan’s 7th Rifle Regiment. World War I broke out, he was off at the front. In 1918 he returned to his native village, where he fought for the establishment of the Soviet rule; he was Deputy Enlistment Officer, Head of the Department of Public Education, Chair of Karavainka Volost Committee. From 1920 he worked at Tsaritsyn Uyezd Executive Committee: first as a secretary, then as Head of the Management Board, and as Deputy Chair. In September 1920 he was sent to Tashkent where he served for the NKVD (Peoples’ Commissariat for Internal Affairs) of Turkestan ASSR. From 1922 he was Peoples’ Commissar for Internal Affairs of Turkestan ASSR in Ashkhabad. In 1922—1924 Karpov worked at the Executive Committee of Turkestan Region (as Chair and Deputy Chair), acted as Executive Secretary of Central Executive Committee and as Deputy Peoples’ Commissar for Internal Affairs of Turkestan ASSR. Up until 1929 Karpov was a member of the Presidium and Executive Secretary of Central Executive Committee of Turkestan ASSR; he headed the Commission for the Improvement of Life of Working Women and the Commission for Local History that he initiated at the Central Executive Committee. He learnt the Turkmen language during that period. Karpov was Head of the group responsible for the economic survey of the rural regions of Turkmen SSR and Head of the Commission for Administrative Territorial Subdivision of Turkmen SSR into Districts.

From 1923 Karpov headed the Circle of Students of History, Ethnography and Archaeology of Turkmenistan; published papers on history and ethnography, including his paperback on the tribal composition of Turkmens. In 1927 he created and headed (until 1932 г.) the first scientific research institution of Turkmenistan, Institute of Turkmen Culture (Turkmenkult). Here he initiated studies of Turkmen life and culture, mounted expeditions (Khaveran, Karakalinsk and other expeditions) aimed at gathering field material. In 1928—1929 he was editor-in-chief of the ''Turkmenovedeniye (Turkmen Studies)'' journal. In September 1932, when the Institute of Turkmen Culture was closed down, Karpov moved to Bayram-Ali, where he worked as Associate Professor at the Department of Social and Political Sciences and, later, was Director of Turkmen Institute of Agriculture (from 1933).

In 1934 he returned to Ashkhabad and took the position of Director of Turkmen State Scientific Research Institute (former Turkmenkult), which was transformed into Institute of History in 1935. From August августа 1937 he was Secretary of Central Executive Committee of Turkmen SSR. In Karpov was arrested for “cooperation with foreign intelligence” and spent nine months in prison. He was reinstated as Director of the Institute of History and remained in this position up until 1941. In 1941—1944 he was Deputy Chair of the Presidium of the newly established Turkmen Branch of the USSR Academy of Sciences. From 1944 Karpov occupied the position of Head of the Department of History, Institute of History, Language, and Literature.

In 1942 G. Karpov defended his Candidate’s Dissertation at Moscow State University. In October 1942 – February 1943 he participated in the ethnographic expedition across North Iran (Gorgan, Mazandaran, and Khorasan Provinces). In 1938—1940, together with Sh. Batyrov, he compiled a ''Russian-Turkmen Dictionary'' (about 20000 words), based on Cyrillic script, official in Turkmenistan from 1940. The ''Dictionary'' was published in 1948 (an edition of 15000 copies).

G. Karpov is the author of over 60 scientific and popular science papers on the ethnography and history of Turkmens. There are over 160 files in the manuscript collection of the Central Scientific Library of Turkmenistan Academy of Sciences, comprising unpublished materials, including those collected during the expedition across North Iran (14 files with 20 to 130 sheets).
In 1934, together with N.V. Navrotskaya and D.V. Volzhin, G. Karpov wrote a satirical paly, ''Kel’ (Baldheaded)'', which was put on in Ashkhabad Drama Theatre.

'''''Areas of expertise:'''''

[[Category:History and ethnography of the peoples of Central Asia]] [[:Category:History and ethnography of the peoples of Central Asia|History and ethnography of the peoples of Central Asia]]; [[Category:Folklore studies]] [[:Category:Folklore studies|Folklore studies]]; [[Category:Ethnolinguistics]] [[:Category:Ethnolinguistics|Ethnolinguistics]]; history and ethnography of Turkmens

'''''Major scientific achievements:'''''

G. Karpov was a facilitator of science and one of the founders of ethnographic studies of Turkmenistan. In his works, Karpov represented the history of the country and its people from ancient times to the 1940-s.

'''''Awards and titles:'''''

G. Karpov is the recipient of the Order of the Red Banner of Labour of Turkmen SSR; the Order of the Badge of Honour; recipient of the Medal ‘For Distinguished Labour’; Medal ‘For Labour Valour in the Great Patriotic War of 1941—1945’; recipient of Certificates of Merit from the Presidium of the Supreme Soviet of Turkmen SSR. Georgy Karpov was awarded the title of Honorary Scientist of Turkmen SSR (1944).

'''''Major publications:'''''

• Племенной и родовой состав туркмен. Полторацк (Асхабад), 1925; [Tribal Composition of Turkmens. Poltoratsk (Askhabad), 1925];

• Туркмения и туркмены (историко-этнографический очерк) // Туркменоведение. 1929. № 10—11; [Turkmenia and Turkmens (A Historical and Ethnographic Sketch) // Turkmenovedeniye (Turkmen Studies). 1929. № 10—11];

• Хивинские туркмены и конец Кунгратской династии: Материалы по истории туркмен. Ашхабад, 1930 (совместно с Батцер А. М.); [The Turkmens of Khiva and the End of the Kungrat Dynasty: Materials on the History of Turkmens. Ashkhabad, 1930 (co-authored with A.M. Battser)];

• Восстание тедженских туркмен в 1916 году: (К изучению истории крестьянских восстаний в бывшей царской колонии). Ашхабад: Туркменгосиздат, 1935; [The Revolt of the Turkmens of Tejen in 1916 (Towards the History of Peasant Revolts in the Former Tsarist Colony). Asjkhabad: Turkmengosizdat, 1935];

• Творчество народов Туркменистана / Сост., пер. и прим. Г. И. Карпова и Н. Ф. Лебедева. — М.: Гослитиздат, 1936; [Arts and Crafts of the Peoples of Turkmenistan / Comp., trans. and comm. By G.I. Karpov, N.F. Lebedev. – Moscow: Goslitizdat, 1936];

• Гражданская война в Туркмении (1918—1920). Популярный очерк. Ашхабад: Туркменпартиздат, 1940; [Civil War in Turkmenia (1918-1920). A Popular Science Sketch. Ashkhabad: Turkmenpartizdat, 1940];

• Очерки по истории туркмен и туркменского народа. Ашхабад: Туркменгосиздат, 1940; [Sketches on the History of Turkmens and Turkmen Peoples. Ashkhabad: Turkmenpartizdat, 1940];

• Прошлое и настоящее туркменского народа. Ашхабад, 1942 (совместно с Курбановым Л.); [The Past and the Present of Turkmen People. Ashkhabad, 1942 (co-authored with L. Kurbanov)];

• Туркменская ССР. М.: Госполитиздат, 1945 (совместно со Школьниковым Е.); [Turkmen SSR. Moscow: Gospolitizdat, 1945 (co-authored with E. Shkolnikov)];

• Гиляки Мазандерана // Советская этнография. 1946. № 1; [The Gilyaks of Mazandaran // Sovetskaya Etnografiya (Soviet Ethnography). 1946. № 1];

• Этнографическая работа в Туркмении // Советская этнография. 1946. № 1; [Ethnographic Work in Turkmenia // Sovetskaya Etnografiya (Soviet Ethnography). 1946. № 1];

• К истории туркмен али-эли // Советская этнография. 1947. № 3; [Toward the History of Ali-Eli Turkmens // Sovetskaya Etnografiya (Soviet Ethnography). 1947. № 3].

'''''About G. Karpov:'''''
• Косвен М., Толстов С. Г. И. Карпов (1890—1947) // Советская этнография. 1947. № 3. С. 161—165; [Kosven, M., Tolstov, S. G.I. Karpov (1890-1947) // Sovetskaya Etnografiya (Soviet Ethnography). 1947. № 3. Pp. 161-165];

• Косаев М. Георгий Карпов // Эдебият ве сунгат. 1988, 15 июля; [Kosayev, M. Georgy Karpov // Edebiyat Ve Sungat. 15 Juky 1988];

• [http://cyberleninka.ru/article/n/g-i-karpov-istorik-etnograf-i-obschestvennyy-deyatel-turkmenistana Демидов С. Г. И. Карпов — историк, этнограф и общественный деятель Туркменистана // Вестник Евразии. 2001. № 3(14). С. 47—85;] [Demidov, S. G.I. Karpov – Historian, Ethnographer, Public Figure of Turkmenistan // Bulletin of Eurasia. 2001. № 3. Pp. 47-85];

• Васильева Г. П. История этнографического изучения туркменского народа в отечественной науке. М., 2003. С. 76—78. [Vasilyeva, G.P. The History of Ethnographic Studies of Turkmen Peoples in Russia. Moscow, 2003. Pp. 76-78].

Author: P.M., ed.

[[ru:Карпов_Георгий_Иванович]]

Karpov Georgy Ivanovich

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'''''Biography, education, career:'''''

Georgy Karpov descends from the family of peasants. He studied at a parochial school and Kamyshin gymnasium (grammar school), or, according to other sources, at a four-grade city college. In 1905 he was expelled for his participation in revolutionary activities. In 1912 he went to Turkestan region to earn some money and learnt the Uzbek language there. That same year he was drafted and served in the Headquarters of Turkestan’s 7th Rifle Regiment. World War I broke out, he was off at the front. In 1918 he returned to his native village, where he fought for the establishment of the Soviet rule; he was Deputy Enlistment Officer, Head of the Department of Public Education, Chair of Karavainka Volost Committee. From 1920 he worked at Tsaritsyn Uyezd Executive Committee: first as a secretary, then as Head of the Management Board, and as Deputy Chair. In September 1920 he was sent to Tashkent where he served for the NKVD (Peoples’ Commissariat for Internal Affairs) of Turkestan ASSR. From 1922 he was Peoples’ Commissar for Internal Affairs of Turkestan ASSR in Ashkhabad. In 1922—1924 Karpov worked at the Executive Committee of Turkestan Region (as Chair and Deputy Chair), acted as Executive Secretary of Central Executive Committee and as Deputy Peoples’ Commissar for Internal Affairs of Turkestan ASSR. Up until 1929 Karpov was a member of the Presidium and Executive Secretary of Central Executive Committee of Turkestan ASSR; he headed the Commission for the Improvement of Life of Working Women and the Commission for Local History that he initiated at the Central Executive Committee. He learnt the Turkmen language during that period. Karpov was Head of the group responsible for the economic survey of the rural regions of Turkmen SSR and Head of the Commission for Administrative Territorial Subdivision of Turkmen SSR into Districts.
From 1923 Karpov headed the Circle of Students of History, Ethnography and Archaeology of Turkmenistan; published papers on history and ethnography, including his paperback on the tribal composition of Turkmens. In 1927 he created and headed (until 1932 г.) the first scientific research institution of Turkmenistan, Institute of Turkmen Culture (Turkmenkult). Here he initiated studies of Turkmen life and culture, mounted expeditions (Khaveran, Karakalinsk and other expeditions) aimed at gathering field material. In 1928—1929 he was editor-in-chief of the ''Turkmenovedeniye (Turkmen Studies)'' journal. In September 1932, when the Institute of Turkmen Culture was closed down, Karpov moved to Bayram-Ali, where he worked as Associate Professor at the Department of Social and Political Sciences and, later, was Director of Turkmen Institute of Agriculture (from 1933).
In 1934 he returned to Ashkhabad and took the position of Director of Turkmen State Scientific Research Institute (former Turkmenkult), which was transformed into Institute of History in 1935. From August августа 1937 he was Secretary of Central Executive Committee of Turkmen SSR. In Karpov was arrested for “cooperation with foreign intelligence” and spent nine months in prison. He was reinstated as Director of the Institute of History and remained in this position up until 1941. In 1941—1944 he was Deputy Chair of the Presidium of the newly established Turkmen Branch of the USSR Academy of Sciences. From 1944 Karpov occupied the position of Head of the Department of History, Institute of History, Language, and Literature.
In 1942 G. Karpov defended his Candidate’s Dissertation at Moscow State University. In October 1942 – February 1943 he participated in the ethnographic expedition across North Iran (Gorgan, Mazandaran, and Khorasan Provinces). In 1938—1940, together with Sh. Batyrov, he compiled a ''Russian-Turkmen Dictionary'' (about 20000 words), based on Cyrillic script, official in Turkmenistan from 1940. The ''Dictionary'' was published in 1948 (an edition of 15000 copies).
G. Karpov is the author of over 60 scientific and popular science papers on the ethnography and history of Turkmens. There are over 160 files in the manuscript collection of the Central Scientific Library of Turkmenistan Academy of Sciences, comprising unpublished materials, including those collected during the expedition across North Iran (14 files with 20 to 130 sheets).
In 1934, together with N.V. Navrotskaya and D.V. Volzhin, G. Karpov wrote a satirical paly, ''Kel’ (Baldheaded)'', which was put on in Ashkhabad Drama Theatre.

'''''Areas of expertise:'''''

[[Category:History and ethnography of the peoples of Central Asia]] [[:Category:History and ethnography of the peoples of Central Asia|History and ethnography of the peoples of Central Asia]]; [[Category:Folklore studies]] [[:Category:Folklore studies|Folklore studies]]; [[Category:Ethnolinguistics]] [[:Category:Ethnolinguistics|Ethnolinguistics]]; history and ethnography of Turkmens

'''''Major scientific achievements:'''''

G. Karpov was a facilitator of science and one of the founders of ethnographic studies of Turkmenistan. In his works, Karpov represented the history of the country and its people from ancient times to the 1940-s.

'''''Awards and titles:'''''

G. Karpov is the recipient of the Order of the Red Banner of Labour of Turkmen SSR; the Order of the Badge of Honour; recipient of the Medal ‘For Distinguished Labour’; Medal ‘For Labour Valour in the Great Patriotic War of 1941—1945’; recipient of Certificates of Merit from the Presidium of the Supreme Soviet of Turkmen SSR. Georgy Karpov was awarded the title of Honorary Scientist of Turkmen SSR (1944).

'''''Major publications:'''''

• Племенной и родовой состав туркмен. Полторацк (Асхабад), 1925; [Tribal Composition of Turkmens. Poltoratsk (Askhabad), 1925];

• Туркмения и туркмены (историко-этнографический очерк) // Туркменоведение. 1929. № 10—11; [Turkmenia and Turkmens (A Historical and Ethnographic Sketch) // Turkmenovedeniye (Turkmen Studies). 1929. № 10—11];

• Хивинские туркмены и конец Кунгратской династии: Материалы по истории туркмен. Ашхабад, 1930 (совместно с Батцер А. М.); [The Turkmens of Khiva and the End of the Kungrat Dynasty: Materials on the History of Turkmens. Ashkhabad, 1930 (co-authored with A.M. Battser)];

• Восстание тедженских туркмен в 1916 году: (К изучению истории крестьянских восстаний в бывшей царской колонии). Ашхабад: Туркменгосиздат, 1935; [The Revolt of the Turkmens of Tejen in 1916 (Towards the History of Peasant Revolts in the Former Tsarist Colony). Asjkhabad: Turkmengosizdat, 1935];

• Творчество народов Туркменистана / Сост., пер. и прим. Г. И. Карпова и Н. Ф. Лебедева. — М.: Гослитиздат, 1936; [Arts and Crafts of the Peoples of Turkmenistan / Comp., trans. and comm. By G.I. Karpov, N.F. Lebedev. – Moscow: Goslitizdat, 1936];

• Гражданская война в Туркмении (1918—1920). Популярный очерк. Ашхабад: Туркменпартиздат, 1940; [Civil War in Turkmenia (1918-1920). A Popular Science Sketch. Ashkhabad: Turkmenpartizdat, 1940];

• Очерки по истории туркмен и туркменского народа. Ашхабад: Туркменгосиздат, 1940; [Sketches on the History of Turkmens and Turkmen Peoples. Ashkhabad: Turkmenpartizdat, 1940];

• Прошлое и настоящее туркменского народа. Ашхабад, 1942 (совместно с Курбановым Л.); [The Past and the Present of Turkmen People. Ashkhabad, 1942 (co-authored with L. Kurbanov)];

• Туркменская ССР. М.: Госполитиздат, 1945 (совместно со Школьниковым Е.); [Turkmen SSR. Moscow: Gospolitizdat, 1945 (co-authored with E. Shkolnikov)];

• Гиляки Мазандерана // Советская этнография. 1946. № 1; [The Gilyaks of Mazandaran // Sovetskaya Etnografiya (Soviet Ethnography). 1946. № 1];

• Этнографическая работа в Туркмении // Советская этнография. 1946. № 1; [Ethnographic Work in Turkmenia // Sovetskaya Etnografiya (Soviet Ethnography). 1946. № 1];

• К истории туркмен али-эли // Советская этнография. 1947. № 3; [Toward the History of Ali-Eli Turkmens // Sovetskaya Etnografiya (Soviet Ethnography). 1947. № 3].

'''''About G. Karpov:'''''
• Косвен М., Толстов С. Г. И. Карпов (1890—1947) // Советская этнография. 1947. № 3. С. 161—165; [Kosven, M., Tolstov, S. G.I. Karpov (1890-1947) // Sovetskaya Etnografiya (Soviet Ethnography). 1947. № 3. Pp. 161-165];

• Косаев М. Георгий Карпов // Эдебият ве сунгат. 1988, 15 июля; [Kosayev, M. Georgy Karpov // Edebiyat Ve Sungat. 15 Juky 1988];

• [http://cyberleninka.ru/article/n/g-i-karpov-istorik-etnograf-i-obschestvennyy-deyatel-turkmenistana Демидов С. Г. И. Карпов — историк, этнограф и общественный деятель Туркменистана // Вестник Евразии. 2001. № 3(14). С. 47—85;] [Demidov, S. G.I. Karpov – Historian, Ethnographer, Public Figure of Turkmenistan // Bulletin of Eurasia. 2001. № 3. Pp. 47-85];

• Васильева Г. П. История этнографического изучения туркменского народа в отечественной науке. М., 2003. С. 76—78. [Vasilyeva, G.P. The History of Ethnographic Studies of Turkmen Peoples in Russia. Moscow, 2003. Pp. 76-78].

Author: P.M., ed.

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KarpovG

Kislyakov Vladimir Nikolaevich

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=== '''{{birth-date|20 September 1946}}, Leningrad''' ===
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'''''Biography, education, career:'''''

In 1964—1969 Vladimir Kislyakov was a student of the Faculty of Oriental Languages, Leningrad State University. In 1969—1970 he worked at the State Public Library named after M.E. Saltykov-Shchedrin. In 1971—1973 Kislyakov did a post-graduate course at the Institute of Ethnography of the USSR Academy of Sciences. Since 1973 he has worked at the Leningrad Branch of the Institute of Ethnography of the USSR Academy of Sciences (now – MAE RAS). In December 1983 he defended his Candidate’s Dissertation, titled ''The History of Ethnographic Study of the Peoples of the Near and Middle East in Russia and the USSR''. Presently, V. Kislyakov holds the position of senior researcher at the Department of East and South-East Asia of Peter the Great Museum of Anthropology and Ethnography, RAS.

'''''Areas of expertise:'''''

[[Category:Historiography, Source studies and Methodology of Ethnography]] [[:Category:Historiography, Source studies and Methodology of Ethnography|Historiography, Source studies and Methodology of Ethnography]]; [[Category:Ethnic museology]] [[:Category:Ethnic museology|Ethnic museology]]; history of the MAE, history of the MAE’s ethnographic collections and funds; history of ethnographic collections of the Russian Geographical Society; bibliography

'''''Major scientific achievements:'''''

A series of scientific papers of the history of the MAE’s collections.

'''''Major publications:'''''

• Собиратели коллекций МАЭ по традиционной культуре народов Китая (дореволюционный период) // Петровской Кунсткамеры. Вып. 4—5. СПб., 1995. С. 57—74; [Gatherers of the MAE Collections on Traditional Culture of the Peoples of China (Before the October Revolution) // Kuryer Petrovskoy Kunstkamery (Peter the Great Kunstakemera Express). Iss. 4-5. Saint-Petersburg, 1995. Pp. 57-74];

• Собиратели китайских коллекций МАЭ РАН: послеоктябрьский период // Кунсткамера вчера, сегодня, завтра. Вып.1. СПб., 1997. С. 68—95; [Gatherers of the MAE Chinese Collections (After the October Revolution) // Kunstkamera vchera, segodnya, zavtra (Kunstkamera: Yestarday, Today, and Tomorrow. Iss. 1, Saint-Petersburg, 1997. Pp. 68-95)];

• Австралийские и океанийские коллекции Музея антропологии и этнографии им. Петра Великого в музейных залах и отечественной научной литературе // Проблемы этнографии и истории культуры народов Азиатско-Тихоокеанского региона. СПб., 2004. С. 304—312; [Australian and Oceanic Collections of Peter the Great Museum of Anthropology and Ethnography in the Halls of the Museum and in Scientific Literature // Problems of Ethnography and History of the Peoples of the Asian-Pacific Region. Saint-Petersburg, 2004. Pp. 304-312];

• Изучение этнографии Средней Азии в Институте этнографии АН СССР (г. Ленинград) – Музее антропологии и этнографии имени Петра Великого (Кунсткамера) РАН (г. Санкт-Петербург) // Музейные коллекции и научные исследования. Материалы годичной научной сессии МАЭ РАН 2000 года / Сборник МАЭ. Т. XLIX. СПб., 2004. С. 22 —28; [Studies of Central Asian Ethnography at the Institute of Ethnography of the USSR AS (Leningrad) – Peter the Great Museum of Anthropology and Ethnography (Kunstkamera) of RAS (Saint-Petersburg) // Museum Collections and Scientific Research. Materials of the Annual MAE RAS Scientific Session of 2000 / Sbornik MAE (MAE Collection). Vol. XLIX. Saint-Petersburg, 2004. Pp. 22 —28];

• Калмыцкие коллекции МАЭ РАН // Кюнеровские чтения (2001—2004). Краткое содержание докладов. СПб., 2005. С. 61—69; [Kalmyk Collections of the MAE RAS // Kiuner Readings (2001-2004). Abstracts. Saint-Petersburg, 2005. Pp. 61-69];

• Этнографический музей Петербургской Академии наук — важный этап в истории МАЭ РАН (Обзор поступлений) // Радловские чтения 2005. Тезисы докладов. СПб., 2005. С. 102—105; [Ethnographic Museum of Saint-Petersburg Academy of Sciences – an Important Stage in the History of the MAE RAS (A Review of New Acquisitions) // Radlov Readings 2005. Abstracts. Saint-Petersburg, 2005. Pp. 102-105];

• Первые годы Музея антропологии и этнографии (1879—1894 гг.) — важный этап в истории формирования его фондов (обзор поступлений и собирателей) // Радловские чтения 2006. Тезисы докладов. СПб., 2006. С. 65—68; [The First Years of the Museum of Anthropology and Ethnography (1879—1894 гг.) – an Important Stage in the History of Its Collections // Radlov Readings 2006. Abstracts. Saint-Petersburg, 2006. Pp. 65-68];
• Музей антропологии и этнографии им. Петра Великого (Кунсткамера) РАН — одно из крупнейших хранилищ китайских этнографических коллекций // Санкт-Петербург — Китай. Три века контактов. СПб., 2006. С. 36—42; [Peter the Great Museum of Anthropology and Ethnography (Kunstkamera) of RAS as One of the Biggest Repository of Chinese Ethnographic Collections // Saint-Petersburg – China. Three Centuries of Contacts. Saint-Petersburg, 2006. Pp. 36-42];

• Собиратели ближневосточных коллекций МАЭ — сотрудники научных учреждений Петербурга // Культура Аравии в Азиатском контексте / Сборник статей к 60-летию М.А. Родионова. СПб., 2006. С. 86 — 97; [Gatherers of the MAE’s Middle Eastern Collections – Researchers from Scientific Institutions of Saint-Petersburg // The Culture of Arabia in Asian Context / A Collection of Articles on the Occasion of M.A. Rodionov’s 60th Anniversary. Saint-Petersburg, 2006. Pp. 86-97];

• Вклад выпускников Восточного факультета Санкт-Петербургского государственного университета в формирование африканских фондов Музея антропологии и этнографии. // Проблемы социально-политических и культурных трансформаций африканских обществ в современной отечественной африканистике / Материалы научной конференции «Африка: общества, культуры, языки» (г. Санкт-Петербург, 5—6 мая 2005 г.). М., 2007. С. 214—222 (в соавторстве с Жуковым А.А.); [The Contribution of Graduates of the Faculty of Oriental Languages, Saint-Petersburg State University, to the African Collections of the Museum of Anthropology and Ethnography // Problems of Sociopolitical and Cultural Transformations of African Communities in Contemporary Russian African Studies / Materials of the ‘Africa: Communities, Cultures, and Languages’ Scientific Conference (Saint-Petersburg, 5-6 May 2005). Moscow, 2007. Pp. 214-222 (co-authored with A.A. Zhukov)];

• Материалы к истории комплектования Индонезийского фонда (коллекции К. Машмейера, Г. Мейсснера и А. Грубауэра) // Культура и быт австронезийских народов / Сборник МАЭ. Т.LIII. СПб., 2007. С. 185—236; [Materials on the History of Formation of the Indonesian Collection (Collections of K. Mashmeier, G. Meissner, and A. Grubauer) // Culture and Life of Indonesian Peoples. / Sbornik MAE (MAE Collection). Vol. LIII. Saint-Petersburg, 2007. Pp. 185 —236];

• Ранний коллекционный фонд по Новой Гвинее (до поступления коллекций Н.Н. Миклухо-Маклая) // Индонезийцы и их соседи. Festschrift Е.В. Ревуненковой и А.К. Оглоблину / Маклаевский сборник. Вып. 1. СПб., 2008. С. 324—354; [Early Collection Fund on New Guinea (Before the Collection of N.N. Miklukho-Maclay) // Indonesians and Their Neighbours. Festschrift by E.V. Revunenkova and A.K. Ogloblin // Maklaev Collection. Iss. 1. Saint-Petersburg, 2008. Pp. 324-354];

• Материалы к описанию экспонатов МАЭ РАН по религиозным воззрениям китайцев. Сведения о собирателях // Восточная Азия: Вещи. Коллекции. Тексты / Сборник МАЭ. Т.LV. СПб., 2009. С. 211—253; [Materials for the Description of the MAE’s Items Connected with Chinese Religious Views. Information on the Gatherers // East Asia: Items. Collections. Texts / Sbornik MAE (MAE Collection). Vol. LV. Saint-Petersburg, 2009. Pp. 211 —253];

• [http://www.kunstkamera.ru/files/lib/978-5-88431-173-2/978-5-88431-173-2_32.pdf Русское географическое общество и отечественная этнографическая наука в XIX — начале XX вв. (награды за труды) // Радловский сборник: научные исследования и музейные проекты МАЭ РАН в 2009 г. СПб., 2010;] [The Russian Geographical Society and Russian Ethnography in the 19th -–early 20th Centuries (Awards for Scientific Work) // Radlov Collection: scientific research and museum projects of the MAE RAS in 2009. Saint-Petersburg, 2010];

• [http://www.kunstkamera.ru/files/lib/978-5-88431-191-6/978-5-88431-191-6_24.pdf Коллекции по Центральной и Восточной Азии МАЭ РАН, полученные от участников экспедиций Русского географического общества. // Кюнеровский сборник: материалы восточноазиатских и юго-восточных исследований: этнография, фольклор, искусство, история, археология, музееведение, 2008—2010. Вып. 6. Санкт-Петербург: МАЭ РАН, 2010. С. 181—193;] [Collections on Central and East Asia of the MAE RAS Gathered by the Participants of the Expeditions Mounted by the Russian Geographical Society // Kiuner Collectio. Materials of East Asian and South East Asian Studies: Ethnography, Folklore, Art. History, Archaeology, and Museology, 2008-2010. Iss. 6. Saint-Petersburg: MAE RAS, 2010. Pp. 181-193];

• Ранние филиппинские коллекции в МАЭ РАН // Pilipinas muna! Филиппины прежде всего! К 80летию Геннадия Евгеньевича Рачкова / Маклаевский сборник. Выпуск 4. СПб., 2011. С. 511—529; [Early Philippine Collections in the MAE RAS // Pilipinas muna! On the Occasion of G.E. Rachkov’s 80th Anniversary / Maklaev Collection. Iss. 4. Saint-Petersburg, 2011. Pp. 511-529];

• Радловский кружок при МАЭ РАН (1918–1930 годы) // Кюнеровский сборник. Материалы Восточноазиатских и Юго-Восточноазиатских исследований. Этнография, фольклор, искусство, история, археология, музееведение. 2011—2012. Выпуск 7. СПб., 2013. С. 132—159; [Radlov Circle at the MAE RAS (1918-1930) // Kiuner Collection. Materials of East Asian and South East Asian Studies: Ethnography, Folklore, Art. History, Archaeology, and Museology, 2011-2012. Iss. 7. Saint-Petersburg, 2013. Pp. 132-159];

• Русский Комитет для изучения Средней и Восточной Азии (РКСВА) и коллекции по Восточной Азии МАЭ РАН // Кюнеровский сборник. Материалы Восточноазиатских и Юго-Восточноазиатских исследований. Этнография, фольклор, искусство, история, археология, музееведение. 2011 – 2012. Выпуск 7. СПб., 2013. С.114—131; [The Russian Committee for the Study of Central and East Asia and the MAE RAS’s Collections on East Asia // Kiuner Collection. Materials of East Asian and South East Asian Studies: Ethnography, Folklore, Art. History, Archaeology, and Museology, 2011-2012. Iss. 7. Saint-Petersburg, 2013. Pp. 114-131];

• «Сборник Музея антропологии и этнографии» в первые десятилетия XX века // Европейское культурное пространство в коллекциях МАЭ / Сборник МАЭ. Т.LVIII. СПб., 2013. С. 23—50; [The ‘MAE Collection’ in the First Decades of the 20th Century // European Cultural Space in MAE’s Collections // Sbornik MAE (Mae Collection). Vol. LVIII. Saint-Petersburg, 2013. Pp. 23-50];

• МАЭ РАН: коллекции по аборигенным народам Сибири // Славянский ход. 2012— 2013. Материалы и исследования. Выпуск 6. Ханты-Мансийск — Сургут, 2014. С.53—73; [MAE RAS: Collections on the Aboriginal Peoples of Siberia // Slavyansky Khod. 2012-2013. Materials and Research. Iss. 6. Khanty-Mansiysk – Surgut, 2014. Pp. 53-73];

• Рабочая библиография по обским уграм // Славянский ход. 2012—2013. Материалы и исследования. Выпуск 6. Ханты-Мансийск – Сургут, 2014. С. 35—52. [A Working Bibliography on the Ob-Ugrians // Slavyansky Khod. 2012-2013. Materials and Research. Iss. 6. Khanty-Mansiysk – Surgut, 2014. Pp. 35-52].

'''''About V. Kislyakov:'''''

• Милибанд С.Д. Востоковеды России XX —начало XXI века. Биобиблиографический словарь. В двух томах. I. А – М. М., 2008. С. 630. [Miliband, S.D. Orientalists of Russia of the 20th – early 21st centuries. A Bibliographical Dictionary in 2 Volumes. Vol. 1: A – M. Moscow, 2008. P. 630].

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Kislyakov

Kislyakov Nikolai Andreevich

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'''''Biography, education, career:'''''

Nikolai Kislyakov was of noble birth. In 1932 he graduated from Leningrad Institute of History and Linguistics, where he had studied under I.I. Zarubin, D.K. Zelenin and E.G. Kagarov. In 1933–1941 he was a researcher at the Institute of Ethnography of the USSR Academy of Sciences. In 1941–1943 Kislyakov occupied the positions of Director of the Museum of Tajik Branch of the USSR Academy of Sciences and Lecturer at the Faculty of History, Stalinobad State Pedagogical Institute. In 1943–1945 he worked at the USSR Embassy in Iran. In 1945–1950 he held the position of Director of the Museum of Anthropology and Ethnography of the USSR Academy of Sciences. In 1948–1973 he was Head of the Department of Central Asia, Leningrad Branch of the Institute of Ethnography of the USSR Academy of Sciences. In 1951–1953 and 1957–1961 he was a senior researcher at the Institute of History, Archaeology, and Ethnography of the Tajik SSR Academy of Sciences.
On 16 June 1935 N. Kislyakov defended his Candidate’s Dissertation, titled ''Traces of Primitive Communism in the Culture of Mountain Tajiks of Vakhio-Bolo''. On 15 March 1952 he defended his Doctoral Dissertation, titled ''Tajik Family and Marriage''.
Nikolai Kislyakov was an experienced field researcher and museologist.

'''''Areas of expertise:'''''

[[Category:History and ethnography of the peoples of Central Asia]] [[:Category:History and ethnography of the peoples of Central Asia|History and ethnography of the peoples of Central Asia]]; [[Category:Ethnic museology]] [[:Category:Ethnic museology|Ethnic museology]]

'''''Major scientific achievements:'''''

N. Kislyakov is among the founders of the Russian school of ethnography of the peoples of Central Asia and Kazakhstan. He is the author of fundamental works on the problems of family-marriage and patriarchal-feudal relations, and on the ethnic composition of the population of Near Asia.

'''''Major publications:'''''

• Следы первобытного коммунизма у горных таджиков Вахиоболо. М.; Л., 1936. 160 с. (ТИЭ. Этнографическая серия. Т. 10. № 2); [Traces of Primitive Communism in the Culture of Mountain Tajiks of Vakhio-Bolo. Moscow; Leningrad, 1936. 160 P. (Works of the Institute of Ethnography. Ethnographic Series. Vol. 10. № 2)];

• Очерки по истории Каратегина: к истории Таджикистана. Сталинабад, 1941. 238 с.; 1954. 224 с.; [Sketches on Karoteghin History: Toward the History of Tajikistan. Stalinabad, 1941. 238 P.; 1954. 224 P.];

• Отдел Передней и Средней Азии ИЭ АН СССР (совместно с Э.Г. Гафферберг) // СЭ. 1948. № 1. С. 207-211; [The Department of Near and Middle Asia of the Institute of Ethnography of the USSR AS (co-authored with E.F. Gaffberg) // Sovetskaya Etnografiya (Soviet Ethnography). 1948. № 1. Pp. 207-211];

• Персы (этнографический очерк) // СЭ. 1953. № 3. С. 92-111; [The Persians (An Ethnographic Sketch) // Sovetskaya Etnografiya (Soviet Ethnography). 1953. № 3. Pp.92-111];

• Население Передней Азии и его происхождение // Народы Передней Азии. М., 1957. С. 19-50; [The Population of Near Asia and Its Origin // Narody Peredney Azii (Peoples of Near Asia). Moscow, 1857. Pp. 19-50];

• Хазара // Там же. С. 107-124; [The Khazars // Ibid. Pp. 107-124];

• Джемшиды // Там же. С. 124-133; [The Jamshidi // Ibid. Pp. 124-133];

• Кафиры // Там же. С. 133-148; [The Kafirs // Ibid. Pp. 133-148];

• Таджики // Там же. С. 149-154; [The Tajiks // Ibid. Pp. 149-154];

• Кашкайцы // Там же. С. 276-283; [The Qashqai // Ibid. Pp. 276-283];

• Семья и брак у таджиков: по материалам конца XIX — начала XX в. М., 1959. 270 с. (ТИЭ. Научный сборник. Т. 44); [Tajik Family and Marriage: On the Material of late 19th – early 20th Centuries. Moscow, 1959. 270 P/ (Works of the Institute of Ethnography. Ethnographic Series. Vol. 44.)];

• Патриархально-феодальные отношения среди оседлого населения Бухарского ханства в конце XIX — начале XX в. М.; Л., 1962. 170 с. (ТИЭ. Научный сборник. Т.74); [Patriarchal-Feudal Relations of Sedentary Population of the Khanate of Bukhara in late 19th – early 20th Centuries. Moscow; Leningrad, 1962. 170 P. (Works of the Institute of Ethnography. Ethnographic Series. Vol. 74)];

• Таджики // Народы Средней Азии и Казахстана. М., 1962. Т. 1. С. 528-637; [The Tajiks // The Peoples of Central Asia and Kazakhstan. Moscow, 1962. Vol. 1. Pp. 528-637];

• Проблемы семьи и брака в работах советских этнографов // СЭ. 1967. № 5. С. 92-104; [The Issues of Family and Marriage in the Works by Russian Ethnographers // Sovetskaya Etnografiya (Soviet Ethnography). 1967. № 5. Pp.92-104];

• Очерки по истории семьи и брака у народов Средней Азии и Казахстана. Л., 1969. 240 с.; [Sketches on the History of Family and Marriage in Central Asia and Kazakhstan. Leningrad, 1969. 240 P.];

• Наследование и раздел имущества народов Средней Азии и Казахстана (XIX — начало XX в.). Л., 1977. 131 с. [Inheritance and Division of Property in Central Asia and Kazalhstan (19th – early 20th Centuries). Leningrad, 1977. 131 P.].

'''''About N. Kislyakov:'''''

• Биобиблиографические очерки о деятелях общественных наук Узбекистана / Составитель Б.В. Лунин. Ташкент, 1977. Т. 2. С. 387-390;
[Bibliographical Sketches on the Social Scientists of Uzbekistan / Comp. by B.V. Lunin. Tashkent, 1977. Vol. 2. Pp. 387-390];

• Н.А. Кисляков // СЭ. 1974. № 3. С. 186-188; [N.A. Kislyakov // Sovetskaya Etnografiya (Soviet Ethnography). 1974. № 3. Pp. 186-188];

• Этнография в Таджикистане: Сборник посвящен Н.А. Кислякову. Душанбе, 1989. 209 с.;[Ethnography in Tajikistan: A Collection of Articles Dedicated to the Memory of N.A. Kislyakov. Dushanbe, 1989. 209 p.];

• Решетов А.М., Кисляков В.Н. Этнограф и музеевед Н.А. Кисляков. К 100-летию со дня рождения // ЭО. 2002. № 5. С.108-120.[Reshetov, A.M., Kislyakov, V.N. N.A. Kislyakov as an Ethnographer and Museologist. On the Occasion of N.A. Kislyakov’s 100th Anniversary // Etnograficheskoye Obozreniye (Ethnographic Review). 2002. № 5. Pp.108-120].

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Its Rudolf Ferdinandovich

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'''''Biography, education, career:'''''

He comes from a family of public servants. In 1937, after the arrest of his parents, who were declared “enemies of the people”, Its was sent to an orphanage. In 1944—1945 he was Komsomol leader sent by the Central Committee of Lenin Young Communist League of Estonia, to school № 6 in Tallinn. In 1945—1950 he studied at the Faculty of Oriental Languages of Leningrad State University under Acad. V.M. Alekseev, Acad. V.V. Struve, Prof. G.V. Efimov, Prof. N.V. Kyuner, Prof. G.F. Smykalov and others. In 1950—1951 he worked as a librarian at the Faculty of Oriental Languages, Leningrad State University; in 1951—1954 he did a post-graduate course there. On 16 June 1954 he defended his Candidate’s Dissertation titled ''The Miao People: A Historical and Ethnographic Study''. On 19 March 1966 he defended his Doctoral Dissertation, titled ''The Origin of the Peoples of South China: A Study on Ethnic History of the Zhuang, the Miao and the Yi''. In 1954—1968 he successively occupied the positions of junior researcher (1954—1960), senior researcher (1960—1968), and Head of the Leningrad group of the Department of Foreign Asia, Australia and Oceania of the Institute of Ethnography of the USSR Academy of Sciences (1963—1968). In 1968—1990 Rudolf Its was Head of the newly opened Department of Ethnography and Anthropology of the Faculty of History, Leningrad State University (from 1982 he held this position on a pro bono basis), which had previously been suspended for twenty years. In 1979 he was awarded the Degree of Professor. In 1982—1990 R. Its held the position of Deputy Director and Head of the Leningrad Branch of the Institute of Ethnography of the USSR Academy of Sciences. Rudolf Its was an experienced field researcher. He is known as a popular science and literary fiction author.

'''''Areas of expertise:'''''

[[Category:History and ethnography of Chinese peoples]] [[:Category:History and ethnography of Chinese peoples|History and ethnography of Chinese peoples]]; [[Category:History and ethnography of the peoples of South Asia]] [[:Category:History and ethnography of the peoples of South Asia|History and ethnography of the peoples of South Asia]]; studies on ethnic history of the peoples of South and South-West China, their rich indigenous culture, and their role in the development of Chinese civilization

'''''Awards and titles:'''''

Rudolf Its is a recipient of Miklukho-Maclay Prize of the USSR Academy of Sciences (1966).

'''''Membership in scientific organizations and unions:'''''

R. Its was a member of the USSR Union of Writers (from 1968).

'''''Major publications:'''''

• Аграрная политика Коммунистической партии Китая в период второй гражданской войны (1927-1937) // Ученые записки ЛГУ. Серия востоковедных наук. 1954. № 179. Вып. 4. С. 28-66; [Agrarian Policy of the Communist Party of China During the Period of the 2nd Civil War (1927-1937) // Uchyonye zapiski LGU (Scientific Notes of LSU). Oriental Studies Series. 1954. № 179. Iss. 4. Pp. 28-66];

• Эпические сказания народов Южного Китая (перевод, статья и комментарии совместно с Б.Б. Вахтиным). М., 1956. 202 с.; [Epic Tales of the Peoples od South China (trans., pref. and comm. Co-authored with B.B. Vakhtin). Moscow, 1956. 202 P.];

• Китайские коллекции П.К. Козлова // Сборник МАЭ. 1961. Т. 20. С. 5-29; [Chinese Collections of P.K. Kozlov // Sbornik MAE (Digest of the MAE). 1961. Vol. 20. Pp. 5-29];

• К проблеме соотношения классов и государства (по материалам ляншаньских ицзу). М., 1964. 10 с.; [On the Problem of Class-State Relationship (Based on the Material of the Liangshan Yi). Moscow, 1964. 10 P.];

• Чжуан // Народы Восточной Азии. М.; Л., 1965. С. 435-446; [The Zhuang // Peoples of East Asia. Moscow; Leningrad, 1965. Pp. 435-446];

• Народы группы мяо-яо // Там же. С. 480-501; [Peoples of the Miao-Yao Group // Ibid. Pp. 480-501];

• Ицзу // Там же. С. 531-551; [The Yi // Ibid. Pp. 531-551];

• Архаические формы социальных производственных объединений тайваньских горцев // Охотники, собиратели, рыболовы. Л., 1972. С. 133-143;

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'''''About R. Its:'''''

• Бережной А. Памяти Р.Ф. Итса // Ленинградский университет. 1990. С. 8; [Berezhnnoy, A. In Memoriam of R.F. Its // Leningrad University. 1990. P. 8];

• Решетов А.М. Р.Ф. Итс. Некролог // СЭ. 1991. № 4. С. 185-187; [Reshetov, A.M. R.F. Its. Obituary // Sovetskaya Etnografiya (Soviet Ethnography). 1991. № 4. Pp. 185-187];

• Решетов А.М. Р.Ф. Итс (1928-1990): человек, ученый, педагог // Вестник Санкт- Петербургского университета. Серия 2. История. Вып. 1-2. СПб., 2004. С. 107-116; [Reshetov, A.M. R.F. Its (1928-1990): Man, Scientist, Teacher // Bulletin of APSU. Series 2. History. Iss. 1-2. SPb., 2004. Pp. 107-116];

• Иванова Е.В., Решетов А.М. Памяти Р.Ф. Итса (1928-1990) // Восток. 1991. № 5. С. 218-219; [Ivanova, E.V., Reshetov, A.M. In Memoriam of R.F. Its (1928-1990) // Vostok (East). 1991. № 5. Pp. 218-219];

• Этносы и этнические процессы. Памяти Р.Ф. Итса. М., 1993. [Ethnoses and Ethnic Processes. In Memoriam of R.F. Its. Moscow, 1993.].

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