Review of the book “Zapary Vladimir Vasilievich. Biobibliographic guide” (Ekaterinburg, 2023)

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DOI:

https://doi.org/10.14529/ssh250413

Keywords:

biobibliography, biobibliographic guide, biography, new biographic history, his toriography

Abstract

The review covers a mono-biobibliographic publication (biobibliographic guide) dedicated to the scientific legacy and events of the creative life of the historian V. V. Zapary, as well as his administrative work and activities in academic advising post-graduate students. This is the first reference publication that presents the milestones of the academic career of the famous Russian and Ural historian and characterizes the main areas of his scientific, administrative, and teaching activities for more than 45 years. It describes his participation in academic and other professional communities and provides interesting information on the forms of advanced training; participa tion in grants; academic advising, opponency and review of doctoral and master’s theses; review ing monographs, documentary collections, collected papers, etc. The scientist’s creative legacy is systematized according to the types of academic papers arranged chronologically. A careful anal ysis of the bibliography of academic and methodological works, as well as the list of courses and dis ciplines taught at various universities in Yekaterinburg reveals the range of the scientist’s cognitive in terests. A review of congratulatory texts allows assessing the breadth of his professional connections extending far beyond the typical circle of traditional interactions among teams of historians.

Author Biographies

Maria I. Miroshnichenko, South Ural State University (Chelyabinsk), Russia

D. Sc. (History), Associate Professor of the Department of Russian and For eign History, South Ural State University (Chelyabinsk), Russia

Vera A. Zhuravleva, the branch of South Ural State University (Zlatoust), Russia

D. Sc. (History), Associate Professor of the Department of Socio-Legal Sciences and Humanities, the branch of South Ural State University (Zlatoust), Russia

Nadezhda P. Paletskikh, South Ural State Agrarian University (Chelyabinsk), Russia

D. Sc. (History), Associate Professor of the Department of Social Sciences, Humanities, and Russian as a Foreign Language, South Ural State Agrarian University (Chelyabinsk), Russia

Published

2025-11-06

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Review