Magistra vitae, 2024 Volume 9, issue 4

HISTORY

History of Russia

Zakharov A. V.
Two Russian Anonymous Writers of the Turn of the XVII–XVIII Centuries

Evseev I. V.
Establishment of Guba Prison in Russia and Formation of Prison Community

World History

Nokhrin I. M.
Crisis of British National Identity in the North American Colonies and the Rebellions in Canada of 1837–1838

Grudzinsky V. V., Kukushkin V. E.
Soviet and Canadian Media Coverage of the 1972 USSR — Canada Hockey Summit Series. Part 2

Archaeology

Petrov F. N., Makurov Yu. S., Batanina N. S., Valiakhmetov I. A., Strakhov A. N., Sidorin V. M.
Burial Mound Butobay 3: an Archaeological Site of the Srubno- Alakul Type in the Valley of the Ilyaska River 

SCIENTIFIC REFLECTION

Memory and Commemoration

Bredikhin D. S., Narskii I. V.
Rehabilitating Maurice Halbwachs: Memory as a Generational Communicative Strategy

Source Depository

Mitrofanov V. V.
Diary Notes of S. F. Platonov (April 16 — December 24, 1878): “Who Will Read My Diary …”. Part 5

Skvortsov A. M.
“The main outlines of the new, Soviet history of science are slowly beginning to emerge”. The release of the Selected Materials on the Scientifi c Work of the Institute for the History of Science and Technology of the USSR Academy of Sciences (1933–1934)

Kholmatov T. K.
Letters of S. B. Veselovskiy and O. A. Veselovskaya to A. I. Andreev (1938–1943)

Public History

Zagidullina M. V.
Popularization of Archaeology in the Context of “Contested Territories” (Case Study of Arkaim)

Paniukova S. A.
Representation of an Archaeological Monument in the Media Within the Framework of an Institutionalized Account