Projet de recherche: St Georges et les patrons divins des hommes et des femmes dans les religions vernaculaires du Caucase.

The miracle of St George, the princess and the dragon. Adishi, Svaneti, Georgia, 12th c. (photo by K Tuite)

Recent publications and drafts.

[2023] The miracle of St George, the princess and the dragon: Comparison of the Old Georgian and the nearest Latin and Greek versions (PDF).

[2020] The Old Georgian version of the miracle of St George, the princess and the dragon, I. Text, commentary and translation (PDF).

[2020] The Old Georgian version of the miracle of St George, the princess and the dragon, II. Representations of George and his female counterpart in vernacular religion and folklore (PDF).

[2019] The affordances of Orthodox Christianity for Georgian vernacular religion (PDF).

[2017] Image-mediated diffusion and body shift in the cult of St Eustace in the western Caucasus (PDF)

[2017] St George in the Caucasus: politics, gender, mobility (PDF)

[2017] N. Tserediani, K. Tuite & P. Bukhrashvili. Women as bread-makers and ritual-makers. Gender, visibility and sacred space in Svaneti (PDF)

 
Evdokia Kozhevnikova and the ethnography of Svaneti in the 1920s and 1930s.

[2023] “Maniaques de la taxinomie”: Sacred and ritual space among the Svans of northwestern Georgia (PDF)

[2023] Tuite, K. & Mykolenko, Anastasiia.  Dina Kozhevnikova, an ethnographer, and poet, in Soviet Svaneti, 1928-1931 (PDF)

[2019] Soul food: The festival of Lipanali in Svaneti (PDF of PowerPoint presentation)

[2019] Evdokia Kozhevnikova and the ethnography of Svaneti in the early Soviet period (PDF of PowerPoint presentation)

Wikipedia page on Dina Kozhevnikova

Dernière modification 2023