Suomen Slavistipiiri ry. on mukana järjestämässä
kansainvälistä kollokviota
Imagined
Interregnum:
Disintegration and Re-Establishment of Russian Academic Networks in 1917–1924
joka pidetään Helsingissä
Kansalliskirjaston auditoriossa
5.-6. elokuuta 2013
5.-6. elokuuta 2013
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Programme of the Colloquium
Monday, August 5
09:00-09:30 Registration
09:30-09:45 Opening of Colloquium: Irma Reijonen (Slavonic Library, Helsinki), Organisers
09:45-10:30 Keynote Lecture: Lukáš Babka (Slavonic Library, Prague): Prague as the Center of Russian Science Abroad (1918–1945): The Role of Inter-War Czechoslovakia in the Work of Russian (and Ukrainian) Emigrant Scientists and the Possibilities of Contemporary Research
10:30-12:30 Session 1: Local and Transnational Dimensions of Russian Emigration
Simo Mikkonen: Transnational cultural networks – Impact of Russian emigration to China
German Dudchenko: Soviet-Mongolian Humanitarian Collaboration in 1920s
Petr Bazanov: «Window to Freedom»: Emigration to Finland as the Way of Salvation of Representatives of Russian Science and Culture in 1918-1921
Jussi-Pekka Hakkarainen: Proekt Fersmana. A Case-Study on the Transnational Scientific Networks of Fenno-Russian Scholars in the Early 1920s
Chair: Ianina Kruglikova
12.30-13.30 Lunch Break
13:30-15:30, Session 2: Scientists, Politics and Networks
Aleksandr Dubrovski: Non-formal Organizations of Scientists (1917-1924)
Ianina Kruglikova: Academician M.I. Rostovtseff and the Activity of the Russian Liberation Committee in London 1919 – 1922
Olga Patrikeeva: Fedor Rodichev – the Minister of the Provisional Government by the Affairs of Finland (March–April 1917)
Danil Posadnikov & Leonid Sukhorukov & Polina Kostina: Finland in Fates of the Scholars of the St. Petersburg Academy of Science and St. Petersburg State University in the Post-revolutionary Period
Chair: Jussi-Pekka Hakkaranen
15:30-15:45 Snack Break
15:45-18:00 Session 3: The Parts of the Whole - Individual Fates
Mikhail Bryantsev: Supporting Educational and Scientific Society: The Case of I .V. Kulaev (1857-1941)
Olga Kuznetsova: S. N. Prokopovich's Initiatives of the Russian Academic Network Creation in 1917-1924
Alexey Antoshin: Between Soviet Russia and America: Russian Emigré Lidia Nadejena and Her Connections with Soviet and American Academic Communities
Petr Mazhara: Leonid Strakhovsky: Forgotten Russian Historian
Ludmila Riabova & Julia Usacheva: Peter Berngardovich Struve as a Scientist and Patriot
Chair: Kirsti Ekonen
Tuesday, 6 August
09:00-09:45 Keynote Lecture: Evgeni Petrov (State University, St. Petersburg): The Chairman of «Russian Academic Group» in the US - Baron Serge A. Korff in 1921-1924
09:45-11:30 Session 4: Reading and Publishing
Jürgen Warmbrunn: Russian Academic Life and Publishing in Berlin During “Imagined Interregnum”
Anna Dudina: Isaak Lourie and Grigorij Alexandrov: Russian Scholars in Charge of Editing a Newspaper in Sweden
Tatiana Yusupova: Interpersonal Communication and Re-Establishment of International Scientific Cooperation in the Beginning of 1920s: Wilhelm Filchner, Sven Gedin and Petr Kozlov
Natalia Ostashova: The Experience of Interfaith Dialog in Foreign Russian Community
Chair: Jussi-Pekka Hakkarainen
11:30-12:30 Lunch
12:30-15:15 Session 5: Establishing Academic Relations with Soviet Russia
Vladimir Nikiforov: Effect of Foreign Academic Contacts on the Russian Scientific and Technical Intelligentsia Emigration from Soviet Russia since 1917
Peter Gorlyakov: Lack of Culture and Interculture: Teaching the Foreign Languages at Higher School in 1917 – 1924
Elena Elts: State Protection of Cultural Heritage in Soviet Russia
Irina Petrova: Why St Petersburg did not Became the Capital of the International Congress of Historical Sciences in 1918: pro et contra
Natalia Nikiforova: The Image of American Technology in Soviet Public Discourse of 1920s and the Formation of Capitalist Myth
Chair: Kirsti Ekonen
15.15-15:45 Snack Break
15:45-17:15 Session 6: Academic Institutions in the Changing World
Ludmila Dubjeva: The Evacuation of Yuryev University in 1918 and Fates of Historians Having Worked There
Larisa Nikoforova: Imperial Palaces of St. Petersburg in 1917-1924: Political Challenge and Reorganization of Scientific Relations in the Art Historians’ Community
I. Alferova & V. Blohin: Socialist Academy as a “Government Plan in the Ideology Field"
Yevgeniy Kodin & Maxim Kail: Establishment in the Time of Destruction: the Formation of Provincial Universities’ Network in the Soviet Russia in 1918-1922. The Case of the Smolensk University
Kirsti Ekonen: Lost Opportunities of Finnish Russian Studies: the Case of Sergei Korff
Chair: Ianina Kruglikova
17:15 Closing the Colloquium
09:00-09:30 Registration
09:30-09:45 Opening of Colloquium: Irma Reijonen (Slavonic Library, Helsinki), Organisers
09:45-10:30 Keynote Lecture: Lukáš Babka (Slavonic Library, Prague): Prague as the Center of Russian Science Abroad (1918–1945): The Role of Inter-War Czechoslovakia in the Work of Russian (and Ukrainian) Emigrant Scientists and the Possibilities of Contemporary Research
10:30-12:30 Session 1: Local and Transnational Dimensions of Russian Emigration
Simo Mikkonen: Transnational cultural networks – Impact of Russian emigration to China
German Dudchenko: Soviet-Mongolian Humanitarian Collaboration in 1920s
Petr Bazanov: «Window to Freedom»: Emigration to Finland as the Way of Salvation of Representatives of Russian Science and Culture in 1918-1921
Jussi-Pekka Hakkarainen: Proekt Fersmana. A Case-Study on the Transnational Scientific Networks of Fenno-Russian Scholars in the Early 1920s
Chair: Ianina Kruglikova
12.30-13.30 Lunch Break
13:30-15:30, Session 2: Scientists, Politics and Networks
Aleksandr Dubrovski: Non-formal Organizations of Scientists (1917-1924)
Ianina Kruglikova: Academician M.I. Rostovtseff and the Activity of the Russian Liberation Committee in London 1919 – 1922
Olga Patrikeeva: Fedor Rodichev – the Minister of the Provisional Government by the Affairs of Finland (March–April 1917)
Danil Posadnikov & Leonid Sukhorukov & Polina Kostina: Finland in Fates of the Scholars of the St. Petersburg Academy of Science and St. Petersburg State University in the Post-revolutionary Period
Chair: Jussi-Pekka Hakkaranen
15:30-15:45 Snack Break
15:45-18:00 Session 3: The Parts of the Whole - Individual Fates
Mikhail Bryantsev: Supporting Educational and Scientific Society: The Case of I .V. Kulaev (1857-1941)
Olga Kuznetsova: S. N. Prokopovich's Initiatives of the Russian Academic Network Creation in 1917-1924
Alexey Antoshin: Between Soviet Russia and America: Russian Emigré Lidia Nadejena and Her Connections with Soviet and American Academic Communities
Petr Mazhara: Leonid Strakhovsky: Forgotten Russian Historian
Ludmila Riabova & Julia Usacheva: Peter Berngardovich Struve as a Scientist and Patriot
Chair: Kirsti Ekonen
Tuesday, 6 August
09:00-09:45 Keynote Lecture: Evgeni Petrov (State University, St. Petersburg): The Chairman of «Russian Academic Group» in the US - Baron Serge A. Korff in 1921-1924
09:45-11:30 Session 4: Reading and Publishing
Jürgen Warmbrunn: Russian Academic Life and Publishing in Berlin During “Imagined Interregnum”
Anna Dudina: Isaak Lourie and Grigorij Alexandrov: Russian Scholars in Charge of Editing a Newspaper in Sweden
Tatiana Yusupova: Interpersonal Communication and Re-Establishment of International Scientific Cooperation in the Beginning of 1920s: Wilhelm Filchner, Sven Gedin and Petr Kozlov
Natalia Ostashova: The Experience of Interfaith Dialog in Foreign Russian Community
Chair: Jussi-Pekka Hakkarainen
11:30-12:30 Lunch
12:30-15:15 Session 5: Establishing Academic Relations with Soviet Russia
Vladimir Nikiforov: Effect of Foreign Academic Contacts on the Russian Scientific and Technical Intelligentsia Emigration from Soviet Russia since 1917
Peter Gorlyakov: Lack of Culture and Interculture: Teaching the Foreign Languages at Higher School in 1917 – 1924
Elena Elts: State Protection of Cultural Heritage in Soviet Russia
Irina Petrova: Why St Petersburg did not Became the Capital of the International Congress of Historical Sciences in 1918: pro et contra
Natalia Nikiforova: The Image of American Technology in Soviet Public Discourse of 1920s and the Formation of Capitalist Myth
Chair: Kirsti Ekonen
15.15-15:45 Snack Break
15:45-17:15 Session 6: Academic Institutions in the Changing World
Ludmila Dubjeva: The Evacuation of Yuryev University in 1918 and Fates of Historians Having Worked There
Larisa Nikoforova: Imperial Palaces of St. Petersburg in 1917-1924: Political Challenge and Reorganization of Scientific Relations in the Art Historians’ Community
I. Alferova & V. Blohin: Socialist Academy as a “Government Plan in the Ideology Field"
Yevgeniy Kodin & Maxim Kail: Establishment in the Time of Destruction: the Formation of Provincial Universities’ Network in the Soviet Russia in 1918-1922. The Case of the Smolensk University
Kirsti Ekonen: Lost Opportunities of Finnish Russian Studies: the Case of Sergei Korff
Chair: Ianina Kruglikova
17:15 Closing the Colloquium
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Kansalliskirjaston Auditorio sijaitsee Fabianian 2.
kerroksessa Yliopistonkadun puoleisessa siivessä.
Vieraiden kulku ainoastaan Yliopistonkatu 1 ovesta. Vahtimestari avaa oven 15 minuuttia ennen tilaisuuden alkua. http://www.kansalliskirjasto.fi/extra/opas/Tilat.htm
Vieraiden kulku ainoastaan Yliopistonkatu 1 ovesta. Vahtimestari avaa oven 15 minuuttia ennen tilaisuuden alkua. http://www.kansalliskirjasto.fi/extra/opas/Tilat.htm
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