Madina Vladimirovna Tlostanova
1 book
Biography
Область научных интересов фокусируется вокруг критики проекта модерна и глобализации как его последней фазы с позиций деколониального проекта и контестных этнических, социальных и гендерных движений в глобальном масштабе. Эта проблематика исследуется с точки зрения философской и социальной антропологии, постнациональных и компаративных исследований, критической глобалистики. Особое внимание в исследованиях уделяется постсоветскому культурному и политическому воображаемому, а также активно разрабатываемой в последние годы проблематике транскультурной, гендерно отмеченной субъектности и эстетики. В настоящее время работает над книгой, посвященной гендерным и расовым дискурсам модерности, колониальности и деколониальности.
Madina Tlostanova is a professor of History of Philosophy at Peoples' Friendship University of Russia. She has authored over 120 articles many of which were published in Europe and the US, four books in Russian - Multicultural Discourse and US Fiction of the Late 20th Century (Moscow, 2000), Living Never; Writing from Nowhere: Post-soviet Literature and the Aesthetics of Transculturation (Moscow, 2004), From the Philosophy of Multiculturalism to the Philosophy of Trans-culturation (New York, 2008), Decolonial Gender Epistemologies (Moscow, 2009) and two in English - A Janus-Faced Empire. Notes on the Russian Empire in Modernity Written from the Border (Мoscow, 2003) and The Sublime of Globalization ? Sketches on Trans-cultural Subjectivity and Aesthetics (Мoscow, 2005).
Madina Tlostanova is a professor of History of Philosophy at Peoples' Friendship University of Russia. She has authored over 120 articles many of which were published in Europe and the US, four books in Russian - Multicultural Discourse and US Fiction of the Late 20th Century (Moscow, 2000), Living Never; Writing from Nowhere: Post-soviet Literature and the Aesthetics of Transculturation (Moscow, 2004), From the Philosophy of Multiculturalism to the Philosophy of Trans-culturation (New York, 2008), Decolonial Gender Epistemologies (Moscow, 2009) and two in English - A Janus-Faced Empire. Notes on the Russian Empire in Modernity Written from the Border (Мoscow, 2003) and The Sublime of Globalization ? Sketches on Trans-cultural Subjectivity and Aesthetics (Мoscow, 2005).