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Adam & Eve. Gender History Review
Adam & Eve. Gender History Review is the first Russian book series focused on gender history viewed as part of interdisciplinary research field of social sciences and humanities.
ISSN 2307-8383
Published since 2001. In 2001 – 2013 Dr Lorina P. Repina (Dr Sci. in history, Corresponding member of the Russian Academy of Sciences) was its Editor-in-Chief
Published annually.
Founder: Russian Society for Intellectual History
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Editor-in-Chief: Anna Yu. Seregina, Dr Sci. (history), Institute of World History, Russian Academy of Sciences
Executive Editor: Anna V. Stogova, PhD (history), Institute of World History, Russian Academy of Sciences / Russian State University for Humanities
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Publication of studies on gender history, gender aspects of social history and the history of culture, as well as translations of sources, historiographical reviews and conference reports. the aim of the book series is to unite scholars interested in the gender aspects of the history of the past and to encourage their participation in academic debates, to publicize the results of their research. The editors organize annual conferences or round tables, and papers given there provide the core articles for thematic issues. Articles and other materials are published in Russian and English. Papers written in French, German and Spanish can also be submitted.
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Editor-in-Chief: Anna Yu. Seregina, Dr Sci. (history), Institute of World History, Russian Academy of Sciences
Executive Editor: Anna V. Stogova, PhD (history), Institute of World History, Russian Academy of Sciences / Russian State University for Humanities
Editors:
- Ekaterina Kirillova, Dr Sci (history), Institute of World History, Russian Academy of Sciences
- Maria Nekhlyudova, PhD, The Russian Presidential Academy of National Economy and Public Administration
- Maya Petrova, Dr Sci (history), Institute of World History, Russian Academy of Sciences
- Olga Togoeva, Dr Sci (history), Institute of World History, Russian Academy of Sciences
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- Lorina Repina, Dr Sci. in history, Corresponding member of the Russian Academy of Sciences, Institute of World History, Russian Academy of Sciences / Russian State University for Humanities (Moscow)
- Marina Vinokurova, Institute of World History, Russian Academy of Sciences (Moscow)
- Christine Worobec, Northern Illinois University (USA)
- Olga Demidova, Pushkin Leningrad State University (St Petersburg)
- Yury Zaretsky, Higher School of Economics University (Moscow)
- Galina Zvereva, Russian State University for Humanities (Moscow)
- Catriona Kelly, University of Cambridge (Great Britain)
- Marianna Liljeström, University of Turku (Finland)
- Natalya Pushkareva, Institute of Anthropology and Ethnography, Russian Academy of Sciences (Moscow)
- Michelle Perrot, Paris Diderot University (France)
- Elisabeth Cheaure, University of Freiburg (Germany)
- Semen Ekshtut, Institute of World History, Russian Academy of Sciences / Rodina history magazine (Moscow)
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Thematic issues of Adam & Eve are published once a year, in December, and mostly consist of papers discussed at annual conferences or round tables on various aspects of gender history usually organized in June. Theme and date of a round table/conference are announced at the website no later than February. Submissions for publication will also include other materials on all aspects of gender history, without limitations of historical period or region.
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example of summary, keywords and acknowledgement
Путешествие в Рим Томаса Норта (1555): от итинерария к мемуарам путешественника
Аннотация: В статье анализируется текст «Путешествия английских послов в Рим в 1555 г.» — путевых заметок, составленных в 1560-х гг. на основании дневниковых записей Томаса Норта (1535 — ок. 1601), пажа из свиты посла Томаса Тёрлби, епископа Илийского. Томас Норт впоследствии прославился как автор первого, многократно переиздававшегося английского перевода «Сравнительных жизнеописаний» Плутарха, а его путевые заметки являются важнейшим из сохранившихся источников о последнем английском посольстве в Рим (1555 г.), благодаря которому Англия на короткое время восстановила отношения с Папским престолом. Тем не менее, путевые заметки Норта до сих пор остаются малоизученными и никогда раньше не рассматривались в контексте истории литературы путешествий. Текст заметок сохранился в двух известных сейчас рукописях (Lambeth Palace Library, MS 5076 и British Library, Harley MS 252); их критическое издание сейчас готовится к публикации. Изучение заметок Норта показывает, что при сохранении конвенций, свойственных традиционному средневековому жанру итинерариев, это сочинение выделяется авторским фокусом, отличающим его от других заметок, составленных английскими путешественниками и дипломатами. Норта интересовали не столько политическая составляющая путешествия, или римские древности. Его сочинение представлять серию впечатлений автора от увиденного во Франции, Италии, Германии и Нидерландах, от новых дворцов и крепостей, инструментов, механизмов и «диковин»: объектов, зверей и птиц, и социальных практик. Норта интересовала современность, то, что разворачивалось на его глазах - возведение ренессансного дворца, новой крепости, опасный сход лавины или страус в зверинце римского кардинала. Уникальное сочетание итинерария, дневника и мемуаров в записках Норта показывает, как европейцу XVI в. играли с жанрами в поиске формата, подходящего для описания опыта и вкусов путешественника.
Ключевые слова: итинерарий, литература путешествий, путевые заметки, Италия раннего Нового времени, религиозные практики, Реформация
__Thomas North’s Travel to Rome (1555): from itinerary to a traveler’s memoir __
Annotation: The article analyses a text of the “Journey of the English Ambassadors to Rome in 1555” — a travel memoir compiled in 1560s on the basis of a travel diary kept by Thomas North (1535 — c.1601), then a page in the household of an ambassador Thomas Thirlby, Bishop of Ely. Later in life, Thomas North became famous as an author of the first, often reprinted English translation of Plutarch’s “Lives of the Noble Greeks and Romans” (1579), and his travelogue remains the most important of the extant documents related to the last English embassy to Rome (1555), which temporarily restored the country’s relationship with the Papal See. However, the “Journey” had been poorly studied and has never been looked at in the context of travel literature. The text of the “Journey” exists in two 16th century copies (Lambeth Palace Library, MS 5076, and British Library, Harley MS 252); their critical edition is being prepared for publication. the detailed analysis of the North’s text shows that although the author followed the genre of medieval itineraries his work differs in focus and intent from other travel diaries and memoirs produced by English travelers and diplomats of the mid-16th century. North was not much interested in the political side of his journey, or even in the Roman antiquities. His text represents a series of is author’s memories of what he saw in France, Italy, Germany and the Netherlands, of new palaces, fortresses, instruments, mechanisms and “wonders”: objects, animals and birds, and social practices. North was interested in things contemporary, in what was happening in fronts of his eyes – a building of a new church or a bastion, dangerous avalanche in the Alps, or an ostrich a Roman Cardinal’s menagerie. A unique combination of itinerary, diary and memoir in the North’s Journey” demonstrates how the 16th century Europeans manipulated literary genres in search of a form that suited the descriptions of their travel experiences.
Keywords: itinerary, travel literature, English Embassy to Rome, travel diary, early modern Italy, England, religious practices, Reformation
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Acknowledgements. The study has been funded by the Russian Scientific Foundation, project no. хх-хх-ххххх
At the end of the article, an alphabetic list of primary sources and secondary literature should be provided, followed by the list of references. If necessary, a separate list of abbreviations is provided.
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Footnotes (font size 9,5) with continuous numbers Сноски даются в подстрочных постраничных примечаниях со сквозной нумерацией. Кегль 9,5. Sources and literature are listed alphabetically in two separate lists. Abbreviations are not used on bibliographical descriptions .
The list of «References» includes only secondary literature (same bibliographical references in different format). Bibliographical descriptions of editions published in alphabets other than Latin should be translated into Russian. The version of English title mentioned in the edition should be used, and only if this is absent, a new translation can be provided. Language of publication should be stated for all publications in languages other than English.
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Example of footnotes
Author’s surname or short title of an edition. Year of publication (volume of a multi-volume set): page or time-code (additional information, reference to parallel edition).
Иванов. 2008: 34.
Университет для России. 1997: 35.
ОР РНБ. Ф. 585. Оп. 1. Д. 1750. Л. 5–9.
Ларошфуко. 1993: 39 (La Rochefoucauld. 1878: 104)
Patin. 2006 (1): 373–374 (Lettre à C.Spon du 31.03.1649).
Repas de bébé. 1895: 0:26-0:30.
Bibliography format
__list of sources and literature __
Book
Author’s surname. Publication year — Author’s surname and initials. Book’s title. Place of publication: publishing house, year of publications.
Вайнштейн. 2006 — Вайнштейн О. Денди: мода, литература, стиль жизни. М.: Новое литературное обозрение, 2006.
Монтень. 1960 (II) — Монтень М. Опыты: в 3 кн. / Пер. и примеч. Ф.А. Коган-Берштейн, А.С. Бобовича. М.-Л.: Изд-во АН СССР, 1960. Т. II. (Литературные памятники)
Некрополь. 2018. (3:1) – Некрополь русских великих княгинь и цариц в Вознесенском монастыре Московского Кремля. Материалы исследований: В 4 т. Т. 3. Погребения XVI — начала XVII века. Ч. 1 / отв. ред. Т.Д. Панова. М.: ФГБУК «Государственный историко-культурный музей-заповедник “Московский Кремль”», 2018.
Apps, Gow. 2003 — Apps L., Gow A. Male Witches in Early Modern Europe. Manchester: Manchester University Press, 2003.
Article in a collection of articles / collective monograph
Author’s surname. Publication year — Author’s surname and initials. Article’s title // Collection’s title / initials and surname of editor. Place of publication: publishing house, year of publications. Pages.
Градскова. 2003__ — __Градскова Ю. «Освобождение женщины» – гендерный анализ репрезентаций женской телесности в годы культурной революции (по материалам журналов 1920-х годов) // Репрезентации телесности: сборник научных статей / Под ред. Г.И. Зверевой. М.: РГГУ, 2003. С. 148–160.
Bruard-Arends. 2004 — Bruard-Arends I. De l’auteur à l’auteure, comment être femme de lettres au temps de Lumières // Intellectuelles : du genre en histoire des intellectuels / Sous dir . de N. Racine et M. Trebitch. Bruxelles: Complexe, 2004. P. 73–84.
Article in a journal / e-journal
Author’s surname. Publication year — Author’s surname and initials. Article’s title // Journal’s title. Year of publication. Volume. Issue. Pages.
__Руднева. __2010 — Руднева Я.Б. Женские саморепрезентации в деловой документации начала XX века // Диалог со временем. 2010. Вып. 31. С. 98–131.
Schaps. 1982 — Schaps D. Women of Greece in Wartime // Classical Philology. 1982. Vol. 77. № 3. P. 193–213.
Author’s surname. Publication year — Author’s surname and initials. Article’s title (without a dot) // Journal’s title. Year of publication. Volume. Issue. URL (access date)
Серегина. 2018 — Серегина А.Ю. Материальная культура английского католического сообщества XVI–XVII вв.: источники и перспективы исследования // Электронный научно–образовательный журнал «История». 2018. T. 9. Вып. 9 (73). URL: https://history.jes.su/s207987840002484-1-1/ (20.11.22).
E-publication
Author’s surname. Publication year — Author’s surname and initials. Publication’s title // Online resource’s title. Online publication date. URL (access date).
Pocaterra. 1592 — Pocaterra A. Two dialogues on shame. English translation of: Annibale Pocaterra Due Dialogi della Vergogna Ferrara (1592) // Herzog August Bibliothek. 2015. URL: http://diglib.hab.de/edoc/ed000237/start.htm (12.08.2022)
Morris. 2012 — Morris E. Tabloid: Sex in Chains. 2012 // BBC. 11.10.2012. URL: http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/b01f13f6 (28.05.2017).
Example of bibliography format list of References
Bibliographical entries in the list of «References» are formatted in accordance of the Chicago style of citation (17th edition). Further information about the formatting rules can be found at: https://www.chicagomanualofstyle.org/
Book
Surname, name of author. Book’s title. Place of publication: publishing house. Year of publication.
Weinstein, Olga. Dandy: fashion, literature, lifestyle. Moscow: New Literary Review, 2006. (In Russian)
Apps, Lara, and Andrew Gow. Male witches in early modern Europe. Manchester: Manchester University Press, 2003.
Article in a collection of articles / collective monograph
Surname, name of author. “Article’s title”. In Collection’s title, editor (name, surname), pages. Place of publication: publishing house. Year of publication.
Gradskova, Yulia. “ ‘Liberation of Women’ — A Gender Analysis of the Representations of Female Corporeality in the Years of the Cultural Revolution (Based on the Materials of the Journals of the 1920s)”. In Representations of Corporeality: A Collection of Scientific Articles, edited by Galina Zvereva, 148-160. Moscow: RGGU, 2003. (In Russian)
Bruard-Arends, Isabelle. “ De l’auteur à l’auteure, comment être femme de lettres au temps de Lumières.” In Intellectuelles : du genre en histoire des intellectuels, edited by Nicole Racine and Michel Trebitsch, 73–84. Bruxelles: Complexe, 2004. (In French)
Article in a journal / e-journal
Surname, name of author. “Article’s title”. Journal’s title volume, issue (year of publications): pages.
Roudneva, Yana. “Female self-representations in the official documentation of the early 20th c.” Dialogue with Time 31, no. 2 (2010): 98–131. (In Russian)
Schaps, David. “The Women of Greece in Wartime.” Classical Philology 77, no. 3 (1982): 193–213.
Surname, name of author. “Article’s title”. E-journal’s title volume, issue (year of publications). DOI or URL
Seregina, Anna “Material Culture of the English Catholic Community in the 16th–17th Centuries: Sources and Perspectives.” *ISTORIYA *9, no. 9 (2018). DOI: 10.18254/S0002484-1-1 (In Russian)
E-publication
Surname, name of author. “Publication’s title”, online resource title, date of publication, or access date, , URL
Morris, Erroll. “Tabloid: Sex in Chains”, BBC, October 11, 2012, video 1:25, http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/b01f13f6