 Yelenevskaya,
Maria and Fialkova, Larisa (2005) The Russian Street in the
Jewish State: Investigation into the Folklore of Immigrants of
the 1990s to Israel" in two volumes, in Russian. Moscow:
Russian Academy of Sciences, Institute of Ethnology and
Anthropology named after N.N. Miklukho-Maklai , V. 1, 351 pp;
V. 2, 242pp.
http://old.iea.ras.ru/publications_new/elenevskaia2005.html |
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Fialkova,
Larisa and Yelenevskaya, Maria (2007) Ex-Soviets in Israel:
From Personal Narratives to a Collective Portrait, Detroit:
Wayne state University Press, 373pp.
http://wsupress.wayne.edu/judaica/folklore/fialkovaesi/fialkovab.html |
Recent Publications: |
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Yelenevskaya,
Maria (2008) Between Hebrew and Russian: Bilingual Humor of the
Immigrants to Israel from the countries of the former Soviet
Union, in Ukrainian. Folk Art and Ethnography, 94-102. |
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Yelenevskaya,
Maria (2008)
Humor in the Russian-Language Media in Israel:
Cultural Antecedents, Genres and Themes, Israel Studies in
Language and Society, 1(2): 36-58. |
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Yelenevskaya,
Maria and Fialkova, Larisa (2008) The City through Immigrants’
Eyes: Space Domestication by Russian-speaking Israelis, in
Russian. Jewish Emigration from Russia. 1881-2005.
Moscow: Russian Political Encyclopedia, 363-391. |
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Yelenevskaya, Maria (2008) Humor and Violence: Joke Lore of
Immigrants from the Countries of the Former Soviet Union to
Israel, in Russian. In E. Nosenko (ed.), Israel Through
"Russian" Eyes: Identities and Cultures. In Memory of Barukh
Kimmerling. Institute of Oriental Studies, Russian Academy
of Sciences. Moscow: Natalis Press,
60-83. |
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Yelenevskaya, Maria (2008) Russian:
From Socialist Realism to Reality Show. In Rosenhouse, J. and R.
Kowner (eds.), Globally Speaking:
Motives for Adopting English Vocabulary in Other Languages,
chapter 6. Clevedon, U.K.:
Multilingual Matters, 98-120. |
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Yelenevskaya, Maria (2009)
“Ours abroad” As a Theme of Humor on Ru.net: Changing Values,
Competing Loyalties, Russian Journal of Communication,
Special Issue, The Russian Anekdot As Cultural Genre,
Discourse and Performance, 2 (3/4): 267-287. |
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Yelenevskaya, Maria and Fialkova, Larisa (2009) The Case of
Ex-Soviet Scientists. In
Eliezer Ben-Rafael and Yitzhak Sternberg, with Judit Bokser
Liwerant and Yosef Gorny (eds.),
Transnationalism: Diasporas and the Advent of a New (Dis)order.
International Comparative Social Studies,
19. Leiden, Boston: Brill, 613-635. (Reprinted in: Immigrant
Scholars as a Transnational Scientific Diaspra: A View from
Within. In Vladimir (Ze’ev Khanin et al. (eds.) Immigrant
Scientists in Israel: Achievements and Challenges of Integration
in Comparative Context, Jerusalem: 2010, 189-218. The
authors’ translation of the article appeared under the title
“Scholars in Humanities as a Transnational Academic Diaspora (An
Insider’s View)” in Diasporas, Independent
Academic Journal, 2009: 174-203.) |
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Yelenevskaya, Maria (2009) At Home with
Violence: Israeli Russian-Language Media’s Use of Cultural Codes
in Interpreting Intifada, Hierarchy and Power in the History
of Civilizations, Moscow: Uchitel, 122-137. |
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Fialkova, Larisa and Yelenevskaya, Maria (2011)
Immigrants in the City: from Exploration to Domestication,
Israel Affairs, vol. 17 (1): 143-164. |
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