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Publications of Kulagina-Yartseva Valentina Sergeevna
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Kulagina-Yartseva V.S. - Dora Ashton. Existentialism (Translation)
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pp. 45-55
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DOI: 10.7256/2409-8698.2016.2.19044
Abstract: The author considers the history of the development of existentialism in America. The economic crisis of the thirtieth years developed into moral crisis of the fortieth, and "alienation of masses" under the influence of the psychology and economy of war developed into "alienation of the individual". Alienation becomes the keynote of the post-war decade. In art, the ideas broadly called existential began to prevail. Language of existentialists became part of the criticism in the late forties - early fiftieth. The big role in judgment of the artistic process was played by Sartre. During his long visit to the United States Sartre gave lectures at many American universities. In addition, Friedrich Nietzsche, with his prophetical tone and appeal to antiquity (Apollonian and Dionisian) also happened to be in tune with the feelings and creative urges of many artists belonging to New York School. The myth problem did not draw former attention of artists at the beginning of the fiftieth any more, and all traces of mythical hints disappeared from paintings.
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Philology: scientific researches, 2014-2
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DOI: 10.7256/2454-0749.2014.2.12135
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Psychology and Psychotechnics, 2013-7
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DOI: 10.7256/2454-0722.2013.7.8072
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Philology: scientific researches, 2013-2
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DOI: 10.7256/2454-0749.2013.2.6056
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Kulagina-Yartseva V.S. - Nabokov, V.V. Lecture on Charles Dickens (translation)
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pp. 96-221
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DOI: 10.7256/2306-1596.2013.1.119
Abstract: This lecture is a part of the course on "Masters of European Prose", which was prepared by V.Nabokov for the students at the Wesley College and the Cornell University, where he taught from 1940s to 1950s. In this lecture V.Nabokov, being a thinking reader, and a perseptive and interested researcher, gives his students a lesson on attentive reading, with due attention paid to the artful details and paradoxical visions of the world of Charles Dickens
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Philology: scientific researches, 2012-3
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Pedagogy and education, 2012-3
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Kulagina-Yartseva V.S. - Otto Rank. Will Therapy. Chapters 4-5 (translation)
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pp. 136-182
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Abstract: In his works Otto Rank reviewed the basics of the classical psychoanalysis. Speaking of the psychoanalytical therapy, Otto Rank believed that at its final stage, the therapy process is when a patient is born again. Our unconsciousness views the therapy process as a symbolic birth and this is why a patient perceives himself as a new-born, in other words, a spiritual child of a psychoanalyst. Therefore, psychotherapy allows a patient to overcome the trauma of his birth.
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Psychology and Psychotechnics, 2011-8
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Philology: scientific researches, 2011-3
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