Dzhandosova Zarine A.

Associate Professor

Джандосова З.А.

Address

  • St.Petersburg
  • 199034
  • Universitetskaya emb., Build. 11

Contact

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Education

  • 2000: Refresher course, Pedagogical University (Daneshgah-e Tarbiyat-e Mudarres), Tehran, Iran.
  • 1998: Candidate of History Dissertation: "The 1st Volume of Siraj at-Tawarikh as a Source on the History of Afghanistan in the 1st half of the 19th century", supervisor Prof. Oleg Akimushkin.
  • 1987–1990: Post-graduate course, Institute of Oriental Studies, St. Petersburg branch, Russian Academy of Science.
  • 1986–1987: Post-graduate practice course, Faculty of History, Kazakh State University.
  • 1980–1985: Specialist in Oriental Studies and History (Afghan Studies), St. Petersburg State University; Degree Diploma: "The Typology of Nomadism in Afghanistan".

Professional positions:

  • Current: Associate Professor, Department of Central Asia and Caucasus, Faculty of Asian and African Studies, SPbSU
  • 2012–2014: Senior Researcher, Department of Central Asia and Caucasus, Faculty of Asian and African Studies, SPbSU
  • 1998–2012: Associate Professor, Department of Central Asia and Caucasus, Faculty of Asian and African Studies, SPbSU
  • 1997–1998: Senior Lecturer, Department of Central Asia and Caucasus, Faculty of Asian and African Studies, SPbSU
  • 1996–1998: Lecturer, Department of Central Asia and Caucasus, Faculty of Asian and African Studies, SPbSU
  • 1985–1986: Lecturer, Preparatory Faculty, Kazakh State University

Languages:

  • Russian (native),
  • Persian (+Dari, Tajik) (fluent),
  • English (fluent),
  • French (reading),
  • German (reading),
  • Spanish (reading),
  • Pashto (reading),
  • Kazakh (reading).

Research interests:

  • History of Afghanistan,
  • Central Asia and Iran,
  • Ethnic History of Afghanistan and Central Asia,
  • History of Culture of Central Asia,
  • Afghanistan and India,
  • Literature,
  • Translation Studies.

Teaching:

Courses taught:

  • Persian
  • Tajik
  • History of Central Asia
  • Geography of Central Asia
  • Ethnic Map of Central Asia
  • "The Big Game" in Central Asia
  • States and Economics of Central Asia
  • Translation of Persian historical texts

Publications: more than 60, including:

Tutorials:

  • Geography of Central Asia. Tutorial. SPbSU, 2005. (in Russian).

Articles:

  • Shah Zaman — the Last Emperor of Afghanistan. — in: Countries and Peoples of Orient. XXX. Central Asia. Hindu Kush. St. Petersburg: Petersburg Oriental Studies, 1999. pp. 263-279. (in Russian).
  • The Afghan Pages of the Great Diamond’s History. — in: Herald of St. Petersburg State University. Ser. 2. No. 2. SPb., 1999. P. 106-110 (in Russian).
    Kazakhs: Some Results of Russification. — in:  Shidny svit. Kiiv, 1999. № 1-2. Pp. 140-154. (in Russian)
  • The Truth of Nauryz: General and Special Features in the Calendar Spring Holiday of the Iranians and Turks. — in:  Tughan Olke — Native Land. Historical and Archive Magazine. Almaty, 2004. № 2,3 (4-5). Pp. 101-108. (in Russian).
  • The Custom of Intercession in Afghanistan at the Turn of the 18th and 19th centuries. — in: Oriental Writings 2 (3). Autumn-Winter, 2005. Pp. 125-133. (in Russian).
  • Reconciliation in the Afghan Political Tradition (First Quarter of the 19th century). — in: Aggression and Peaceful Coexistence: Universal Mechanisms of Control of Social Tension in Man (ed. M. L. Butovskaya). Moscow: Academic World, 2006. pp. 246-256. (in Russian).
  • Mother’s Anger and Sister’s Sorrow: Theme of “Motherland” in Modern Tajik Poetry. — in: Iran-Nameh. Almaty, 2007. No. 3. P. 154-161 (in Russian).
    The Reflection of Social Changes in the Wedding Rituals of Kazakhs // Rahmat-Nameh. SPb, 2008. P. 97. 116 (in Russian).
  • Post-Modernism in the Central Asian Literatures. — in: Post-Modernism in the Literatures of Asia and Africa. Essays. SPbSU, 2010. P. 260-303. (in Russian).
    The campaign of Abu-l-Khair, the son of Qasim-khan, against the Safavids (based on the data of the ‘’Ālam-ārā-ye Shah Ismā’il ‘). — in:  Otan Tarihi — National History. Academic Magazine. Almaty, 2014. 2 (66). Pp. 5-13. (In co-authorship with N. Atygaev). (in Russian).
  • The Country’s Name: History of the Macro-toponym “Qazaqstan / Kazakhstan”. — in: “The Problems of Studies of the Cultural Heritage of peoples of Kazakhstan and Central Asia: Toponymy, Epigraphy, Art. Almaty, 2014. P. 10-25 (in co-authorship with IV Erofeeva). (in Russian).
  • Ten Turkestans: Ten Different Meanings of One Toponym. — in: “The Problems of Studies of the Cultural Heritage of peoples of Kazakhstan and Central Asia: Toponymy, Epigraphy, Art. Almaty, 2014 pp. 56-65 (in Russian).

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