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Yuri Zaretsky
Russian Federation
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Short Biography:
Education
2005
– Doktorskaia degree (Habilitation) in History, Russian State University for the
Humanities, Moscow. Thesis title: “Individual in European Autobiographies: from
the Middle Ages to Modern Times”
1993
– Kandidatskaia degree (Ph.D.) in History, Institute of World History (Russian
Academy of Sciences, Moscow). Thesis title: “Renaissance Autobiography and
Individual Self-Consciousness: Aenea Silvio Piccolomini (Pius II)”
1976
– Diploma of History and English, Rostov-on-Don Pedagogical Institute
Employment Record
State University – Higher School of Economics,
2004
– present
Associate Professor, Professor
Russian State
University for the Humanities,
2000-2003,
2007 – present
Institute of World
History of the Russian Academy of Sciences,
2003-2004
Senior Research Fellow
Nizhnii Novgorod State University,
1999-2000
Associate Professor
Courses Taught or Currently Teaching
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European History
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Medieval Civilization of
Western Europe
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‘Individual’ in European
Culture History
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Pre-modern Western
Autobiography
Major Grants and Awards
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Russian State Foundation for the Humanities
research grants (1997-1999, 2006-2007)
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Max-Planck-Institut fuer Geschichte
short term fellowships (2004, 2005, 2006)
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State University – Higher School of Economics
research grants (2005, 2006, 2007)
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Maison des sciences de l’homme
short term fellowships (May 2004, May 2006)
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Collegium Budapest
senior fellowship (September 2002 – June 2003)
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CEU/HESP
International Scholar and Educational Fellowship (October-November 1998)
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Fulbright
fellowship (September 1995 – January 1996)
Short Bibliography:
Books
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Yuri
Zaretsky [Ed.] Istoriia subiektivnosti: Srednevekovyi Zapad (Aurelius
Augustinus, Sanctus Patricius, Othlonus Sancti Emmerami, Guibertus Novigenti,
Petrus Abaelardus, Angela de Foligno, Michael VIII Palaeologus, Carolus IV
Luxemburgensis) [A History of Subjectivity: Medieval West (Aurelius Augustinus,
Sanctus Patricius, Othlonus Sancti Emmerami, Guibertus Novigenti, Petrus
Abaelardus, Angela de Foligno, Michael VIII Palaeologus, Carolus IV
Luxemburgensis)] (Moscow: Akademicheskii Proekt, 2009), 565 pp. (in Russian)
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Yuri
Zaretsky. Avtobiograficheskiie ia ot Avgustina do Avvakuma [Autobiographical
Selves from Saint Augustine to Protopope Avvakum] (Moscow: Institute of
World History RAS, 2002), 323 pp. (in Russian)
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Yuri
Zaretsky. Renessansnaia avtobiografiia i samosoznanie lichnosti: Enea Sil’vio
Pikkolomini (Pii II) [Renaissance Autobiography and Individual
Self-consciousness: Enea Silvio Piccolomini (Pius II)] (Nizhnii Novgorod:
Nizhnii Novgorod University Press, 2000), 154 pp. (in Russian)
Articles
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Yuri
Zaretsky. “Requestioning Old Russian Autobiographical Writings” Les écrits du
for privé en Europe de la fin du Moyen Age au XXe siècle. Recenser, analyser,
editer. Ed. J.-P. Bardet et F.-J. Ruggiu (Bordeaux: Presses de l’Université
de Bordeaux, 2009) (in English, in print)
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Yuri
Zaretsky. “Detstvo v zapadnoevropeiskikh avtobiografiiakh: ot Srednikh vekov k
Novomu vremeni” [Childhood in Western autobiographies: from Middle Ages to
Modernity] Neprikosnovennyi zapas [No-touch Reserve] 2008, №2, pp.
220-231 (in Russian)
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Yuri
Zaretsky. “Tortured Body as the Location of the Self? A Seventeenth-Century
Russian Case” Räume des Selbst. Selbstzeugnisforschung transkulturell.
Hg. Andreas Bähr, Peter Burschel, Gabriele Jancke (Köln; Weimar; Wien: Böhlau,
2007),
S.187-196 (in English)
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Yuri
Zaretsky. “Evreiskaia kupchikha o sebe i svoikh detiakh (‘Memuary’ Glikel iz
Gamurga),” [“Jewish Merchant Woman about Her Children and Herself (“‘Memoirs’ of
Glickel from Hamburg)”] Individ semnadtsatogo veka [Individual of the
17th Century] (Moscow: Institute of World History, 2005), pp. 46-62 (in
Russian)
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Yuri
Zaretsky. “Taina monakhini (o skazannom i ne skazannom ‘Knigoi zhizni’ Teresy
Avilskoi” [“Nun's Secret : Told and Untold by the ‘Book of My Life’ of Teresa of
Avila”] De mulieribus illustribus: Sudby i obrazy zhenschin srednevekovia
[De mulieribus illustribus: Lives and Images of Medieval Women] (St.Petersburg:
Aletheia, 2001), pp. 97-122 (in Russian)
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