Issue 3 (36)

ESUMMARY DATABASE “FEMININE AND GENDER HISTORY OF RUSSIA, 1800–2010” —AN EVIDENCE OF EMERGENCE OF A RESEARCH SCHOOL
Year 2012 Number 3(36)
Pages 96-102 Type scientific article
UDC BBK
Authors Pushkareva Natalia L.
Malashkin Anatoly V.
Topic
Summary The article gives an overview of the history of evolution of the new research school — the feminine and the gender studies in the Russian historical research — based on the analysis of the recently created unifi edinformation-retrieval resource — the database “Feminine and gender history of Russia, 1800–2010”. The authors focused their attention on the lack of this kind of summary catalogues and literature reference lists, diffi culties of collection and summarizing of information, as well as on the methods for ensuring completeness of collected information in creating the tags and keywords. At the same time the article invites the readers to join the community of researchers studying the past through the prism of social and cultural gender manifestations, and tells about the role of the “Russian association of feminine history students” in the evolution of the “new social history” — anthropocentric, focusing attention on history of both independent individuals and the large social groups.
Keywords women’s history, gender history, information technology in history, database, bibliography
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