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№ 4 (41) 2020: War on the Screen: Event, Image, Memory

№ 4 (41) 2020: War on the Screen: Event, Image, Memory

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Topic of Issue

  • Belyakov, V. (2020). Military and Revolutionary Events in China in the 1930–1955 in Color Soviet Documentaries. International Journal of Cultural Research, 4 (41), 147–156. DOI:10.52173/2079-1100_2020_4_147

The II World War Films: The Dynamics of Commemoration and Displacement

  • Vasileva, V. (2020). The Great Patriotic War of 1941–1945 in the Narratives of Popular Culture: Shifting of Referent. International Journal of Cultural Research, 4 (41), 6–26. DOI: 10.52173/2079-1100_2020_4_6
  • Anan’ev, D. (2020). The Great Patriotic War as Depicted by the Soviet and Russian Cinema: Key Trends and Questions. International Journal of Cultural Research, 4 (41), 26–39. DOI: 10.52173/2079-1100_2020_4_26

A Film about War as a Way of Comprehending of Modernity

  • Reyfman, B. (2020). Forms of Realistic Generalization in the Soviet Cinema during the Khrushchev “Thaw”: War Films and Films about the “Present”. International Journal of Cultural Research, 4 (41), 40–51. DOI: 10.52173/2079-1100_2020_4_40
  • Kazyuchits, M. (2020). American Documentaries and Animated Cartoon as Tools for Propaganda in the Period of the II World War. International Journal of Cultural Research, 4 (41), 52–68. DOI: 10.52173/2079-1100_2020_4_52
  • Stepanov, A. (2020). Film “Nobody Wanted to Die” (1965): Experience in Contextual Criticism. International Journal of Cultural Research, 4 (41), 69–80. DOI:10.52173/2079-1100_2020_4_69

Film-imagology

  • Volkov, E. (2020). Images of Alexander V. Kolchak in Soviet and Post-Soviet Russian Fiction Films. International Journal of Cultural Research, 4 (41), 81–93. DOI:10.52173/2079-1100_2020_4_81
  • Sputnickaja, N. (2020). Images of Enemy in the Fairy-Tale Films and Animation of the USSR during the II World War. International Journal of Cultural Research, 4 (41), 94–110. DOI:10.52173/2079-1100_2020_4_94
  • Suslov, A. (2020). The Images of Socialists in the Soviet Cinema of 1920s–1960s. International Journal of Cultural Research, 4 (41), 111–122. DOI:10.52173/2079-1100_2020_4_111
  • Talerov, P. (2020). Adventurer, Punch or Commander from God? Image of Nestor Makhno in Post-soviet Documentary Films. International Journal of Cultural Research, 4 (41): 123–134. DOI:10.52173/2079-1100_2020_4_123

Chronicle Documentary: Between Fictional Text and Historical Evidence

  • Belgorodskaya, L., Vonog, E. (2020). Repressions and Human Losses in terms of the Period of the Civil War in Russia Reflected in American Newsreel ‘Allied Expeditionary Forces in Siberia, 1918–1919’. International Journal of Cultural Research, 4 (41), 135–146. DOI:10.52173/2079-1100_2020_4_135
  • Belyakov, V. (2020). Military and Revolutionary Events in China in the 1930–1955 in Color Soviet Documentaries. International Journal of Cultural Research, 4 (41), 147–156. DOI:10.52173/2079-1100_2020_4_147

Cultural History

  • Kukso, K. (2020). Epidemic and Action (on the Material of Plague Epidemics of Early Modern Europe). International Journal of Cultural Research, 4 (41), 157–169. DOI:10.52173/2079-1100_2020_4_157

Art Theory

  • Blinova, E. (2020). Contemplation of Landscape Concerning as Empirical Practice. International Journal of Cultural Research, 4 (41), 170–185. DOI:10.52173/2079-1100_2020_4_170
  • Venkova, A. (2020). The aesthetics of the receptive response in the post-revolutionary art in Russia. Abstract Art, “Cetodynamos” and Suprematism. International Journal of Cultural Research, 4 (41), 186–198. DOI:10.52173/2079-1100_2020_4_186

Popular Culture

  • Koneva, A. (2020). Childhood Trauma of Popular Characters as an Expedient of Contemporary Cinema. International Journal of Cultural Research, 4 (41), 199–212. DOI:10.52173/2079-1100_2020_4_199

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