2025/3(42)
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Scientific practical conference
of graduate students
and young scientists

ARTS AND CULTURE SCIENCES:
ADVANCED RESEARCH

Moscow, 2025, 22-23 January

Part 2

REPORTS

Alymova E.

Actualization of Global Trends
in Museum Technologies (Internet of Things, Virtual and Augmented Reality, and Artificial Intelligence)
for the Museum of the Bosporan Kingdom Project

Artyukh M.

The big in the small. Touches on the characteristics of the state cultural policy of the period of perestroika

Brilev D.

Russian Language and Orthodoxy
in Russia and Africa: Spiritual and cultural foundations of cooperation between Russia and African countries

Davidenko E.

Corporate culture in cultural studies discourse: structure and functions

Izbachkov Yu.

Documents of the OGPU and NKVD as а source of information about the culture of occult organizations 

Karabanova I.

The phenomenon of a private museum in the socio-cultural space: Julian Semenov Museum in Crimea

Krasnova T.

Effect of ceramic mass composition on the preservation of porous ceramic products

Kulakova N.

Museums-reserves of Russia: historical and cultural features

Litvintseva A.

Definitionofthecategory ‘historicalsettlement’: theproblemofadopting ‘rulesofthegame’ ontheterritoryofhistorical settlements of federal significance

Madikova L.

Theory and practice of conducting historical and navigational experiments

Markaryants I.

The preservation and development of the traditions of Russian
folk-stage dance, as a phenomenon of folk culture

Mudryan N.

Textual nature of the song text: cultural aspects

Piunova P.

GOSNIIR Experimental Fund
in the context of the history
of restoration of tempera painting

Tsekova L.

The history of the formation
of the Abaza folk culture institutions of the 20th century: trends, specific and numerical dynamics

Shilov K.

University Models in Russian Educational Traditions: Formulating the Problem of Historical Typology and Cultural Attribution

Shkirova K.

Use of digital technology
in the hospitality industry as a tool
for popularization and protection
of the cultural and natural heritage
of the Russian Federation

Publ. 29/08/2025

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DOI 10.34685/HI.2020.16.28.013

Dibrova A.

The space of the Church of the Transfiguration of the Kizhi Pogost in the context of Hierotopy

Abstract. The Church of the Transfiguration (1714) is the most remarkable part of the Kizhi Pogost. In 1990, the pogost was included in the UNESCO list of World Heritage sites and in 1993 listed as a Russian Cultural Heritage site. The iconostasis of the Church of the Transfiguration is dated to the second half of the 18th century, has four levels and contains 105 icons (are from the late 17th century to the early 19th century). This article considers the question about the creation of sacred space of the Church of the Transfiguration in the context of Hierotopy – the modern concept is originally developed by Alexei Lidov.

Key words: hierotopy, sacred space, Kizhi Pogos, church, iconostasis, icon, cultural heritage.

Dibrova Anastasia Vladimirovna,
Kizhi State Open Air Museum of History, Architecture and Ethnography (Petrozavodsk),
e-mail: dibrovaav@rambler.ru

Published: The Heritage Institute Journal, 2020/1(20)

URL: http://nasledie-journal.ru/en/journals/352.html

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Likhachev Russian Research
Institute for Cultural
and Natural Heritage

Publisher

Likhachev Russian Research
Institute for Cultural
and Natural Heritage

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