The Earliest States Of Eastern Europe. 2017–2018: Early forms and functions of writing. Editors of the volume T.V. Guimon. Moscow: Dmitry Pozharsky University, 2019
Очередной том ежегодника «Древнейшие государства Восточной Европы» посвящен ранним формам и функциям письменности в обществах Древности и Средневековья. Центральная проблема тома – письмо и становление государственности рассматривается на материале ряда обществ Древности и Средневековья,включая Древнюю Русь. Разбираются и другие сюжеты, связанные с ранними функциями письма и соотношением устных и письменных практик на разных этапах становления письменной культуры; исследуются и публикуются источники, принципиально важные для понимания ранней истории письма в ряде регионов. Книга рассчитана на широкий круг историков, филологов и специалистов по смежным дисциплинам, а также на всех тех, кто интересуется историей письма и, шире, историей и культурой Древности и Средневековья.
Table of contents
- T. V. Guimon - Preface - 5-9
- I. S. Arkhipov - On the use of “check marks” in cuneiform writing - 10-21
- I. E. Surikov - Statehood and Writing in Ancient Greek World: Some Aspects of Correlation of the two Spheres - 22-40
- M. V. Skrzhinskaya - The Role of Written Documents in the Life of Antique States of North Black Sea Coast - 41-61
- A. V. Korolenkov - The Burning of the Unwanted Enemies’ Letters in Rome and Clementia: from the Republic to the Empire - 62-70
- V. A. Arutyunova-Fidanyan - State and Early Historical Writing in Armenia: Aspects of Interaction - 71-85
- I. E. Ermolova - The Hunns and the Writing - 86-94
- A. P. Gavrilov - Signs on Objects of the Culture of Ryazan-Oka Burial Sites - 95-103
- V. V. Tishin - A Socio-Political Background of the Origin of Old Turkic Runic Writing - 104-127
- R. P. Khrapachevsky - The Mongolian Writing as a State-Forming Factor for the Polity of Genghis Khan and his Successors - 128-139
- E. A. Melnikova - Runic Writing in the Periphery of the Scandinavian World. Part 1: the Islands of the North Atlantic - 140-168
- T. N. Jackson - From Oral Communication to Written: Situation in Medieval Norway in the Light of Icelandic Sagas - 169-195
- E. V. Litovskikh - The Workshop of Sturla Þorðarson: oral and written sources of Sturlubók - 196-215
- T. V. Guimon - Prince Vladimir and Writing - 216-240
- M. M. Drobysheva - The Historiography of Old Rus Wall Graffiti (the 11th–14th centuries) - 241-281
- S. M. Kashtanov, L. V. Stoljarova - Mstislav’s Charter: Problems of Origin - 282-330
- V. I. Matuzova - Crusading Ideology in the Writings of the Teutonic Order in Prussia in the 13th and 14th centuries - 331-346
- A. I. Hruša - Justice for the Lord: the Process of 1467 in the Context of Socio-Cultural Changes in the Grand Duchy of Lithuania in the Second Half of the 15th Century - 347-367
- D. E. Mishin - The Middle Persian Text Abar ēwēnag-i-nāmag-nibēsišnīh (How to Write Letters) - 368-382
- T. M. Kalinina - Ibn al-Nadim’s Fihrist (the 10th Century) on Writing and Script of Some Peoples of Eastern and Western Europe - 383-405
- O. A. Makushnikov, E. A. Melnikova - A Finger-Ring with a Runic Inscription from Karavyshen’ Medieval Settlement (Gomel Region, Belarus) - 406-421
- A. D. Scheglov - The Prosaic Chronicle: a Monument of Swedish Late Medieval Historical Thought - 422-442