Vol. 8 No. 3 (2022)

Articles

• Editorial note

  7-9

• Niche design theory as a tool for media memory research

  Denis Artamonov, Sophia Tikhonova, Elena Chebotareva (Автор)

  10-24

• The Neanderthal resurrection and the Abominable Snowman legend

  Sergey Nekliudov (Автор)

  25-50

• Isadora Duncan’s revolutionary performances in Soviet Russia / USSR

  Elena Yushkova (Автор)

  51-84

• John Ford’s and Greg Toland’s December 7th: Shaping the image of war

  Sergey Buranok (Автор)

  85-99

• The space dimension of alternative history: Popular science, transmedia storytelling and the contemporary agenda

  Ekaterina Lapina-Kratasyuk (Автор)

  100-118

• The figures of David and Herod the Great in light of the idea of kingly power in the Second Temple Period

  Aleksandra Sgonnova (Автор)

  119-136

• Tyrannical power of the bishop and social space: The case of Mérida in the late 6th century

  Mikhail Birkin (Автор)

  137-167

• Payments by Russian princes “for all Tatar protory”

  Yuri Seleznev (Автор)

  168-185

• Two 17th century Kostroma charters from the collection in the Moscow University Library

  Alexander Lifshits (Автор)

  186-197

• Inquisitorial anthropology as generator of historical narratives of the Soviet era

  Oleg Leybovich, Alexander Kazankov (Автор)

  198-214

• Problems of translation from Egyptian in the correspondence between W. S. Golénischeff and Sir A. H. Gardiner

  Denis Izosimov, Polina Skorobogatova (Автор)

  215-240

• Tin in Russian traditional culture: A historical-linguistic essay

  Valeria Kuchko (Автор)

  241-258

• Fish in the diet of peasants of the Russian North: Ethnolinguistic aspect

  Ksenia Osipova (Автор)

  259-275

• St. Bartholomew's Night Soviet style: The history of the idiom in the 1900s-1930s

  Nikita Petrov, Natalia Petrova (Автор)

  276-303

• The word as simulacrum: The case of the friendly form of address starina ‘old man’

  Irina Fufaeva (Автор)

  304-320

• Feminitives 2020

  Zoya Mineeva (Автор)

  321-339

• Death and utopia, or The inevitable path to dehumanization of the “new man”

  Svetlana Maslinskaya (Автор)

  340-345