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Tatiana Novikova

 Address:
16, Kantemirovskaya St.,194100, St. Petersburg, Russia (office)
Tel .+7 (812) 596-34-00
E-mail: t.novikova@netcabinet.ru
http://www.clinpsy.ru

Position and Affiliation: 
Senior lecturer, Dept. of General and Developmental Psychology, St. Petersburg State Pediatric Medical University

Educational Background: 
M.A. Institute of Special Pedagogic and Psychology, Faculty of Special  Psychology, 2000 (St. Petersburg, Russia), with distinction.
PhD, 2007 (Russian Candidate of Philosophy), the dissertation on "The subject of death in the spiritual experience of child".

 Employment history:
2007 – pres. Senior lecturer, Dept. of General Psychology, St. Petersburg State Pediatric Medical University
2006 – 2007 Senior lecturer, Dept. of Theory of education in the poly-cultural world (UNESCO), Herzen State Pedagogical University of Russia.
2003 – 2004 junior member of teaching stuff, Dept. of philosophical and psychological anthropology, Herzen State Pedagogical University of Russia.
2000 – 2001 psychologist in the “Ladoga Holding Company”.
1999 – 2000 psychologist in the kindergarten, St. Petersburg.

Professional societies:
Association of Children’ Psychiatrists and Psychologists;
The St. Petersburg Society for History of Ideas;
The Russian Philosophical Society.

Fields of Interests:
Infancy and philosophy of childhood
Parenting culture
Pregnancy and motherhood
The body and society
Children’s Lore
Social media and academia
Philosophical anthropology
Comparative studies
Thanatology

Stipends, grants, fellowships:
2007 –  Foundation of Modernization and Development “Society”, project “Family as the Basis of Spiritual and Life Experience of a Child” (together with M. Kovalevskaya).
2004 – Grant of Russian Federal Agency of Ministry of Education for support the scientific-research work of postgraduate students;
2003  – Stipend of the Government of Russian Federation for postgraduate students and students for outstanding talents in educational and scientific efforts.

Published papers (in Russian, unless otherwise indicated):

• Yakov Grots' views on childhood // The Philosophical Age. Almanac. Issue 38. Connecting Nations and Times. Yakov Grot: on the Bicentenary of His Birth. Edited by Tatiana Artemyeva, Mikhail Mikeshin. St. Petersburg - Helsinki: St. Petersburg Center for the History of Ideas, 2012. p. 88-93.

• Death lullabies in Russian culture at: Hektoen International A Journal of Medical Humanities, Volume 4, Issue 3 – Fall 2012. – URL: http://www.hektoeninternational.org/death-lullabies.html (date of access: 01.02.2014) (in English).
• “Other-wordly” childhood in Russian culture. In: The codes of Russian culture: childhood as a meaning, value and code / ed. By G.U& Karpenko, Samara, SNC RAN, 2012, p.  24 - 28  (joint authorship)
• Infancy: the ways to self-identification or the beginning of sociality. In: Social: content, meaning and search in the in the contemporary cultural and historical space and discourse, Kazanj, 2011, p. 342-351.
• The spiritual meaning of motherhood in the P. Astafjevs’ philosophy in: Socio-psychological problems of the contemporary family and upbringing, Moscow, 2011. (joint authorship).
• The Spiritual Space: Family – Child. In: “The Birth And Life”. ad. by V.A. Averin, 2010. P. 40 – 43 joint authorship).
• Childhood – The Border of Being. In proceedings: “The Death And Mortal People”, 2009.
• Death-lullabies: In Encyclopedia of Infanticide, The Edwin Mellen Press Ltd, UK, 2010, P. 80 – 81. (in English)
• The World of Childhood in the Spiritual Spacer of the Family. In: “The Philosophical and Pedagogical Anthropology: collected scientific articles” / ed. by A. Korolkov, St. Petersburg. The publishing house of the Herzen State pedagogical university of Russia. 2009. P. 255 – 279 (joint authorship).
• Children’s art as the reflection of spiritual understanding of death /The work of post-crisis recovery and psychological help to children/ In proceedings of the 2nd International conference of the Helplines, Moscow, 2007, P. 63 – 65.

• The Past, Present and Future of thanatological education. The International traditions of death-education // In Proceedings of the international conference “The International Organizations in Russia and the Problems of Cultural Integration ”, St. Petersburg, 2007., P. 59 – 67.
• The Axiology of Childhood in the System of Death’ Meanings // Philosophical and psychological anthropology, St. Petersburg, 2006., P. 46 – 53.
• The Anthropology of Childhood (teaching programme) / Philosophical and psychological anthropology, St. Petersburg, 2006., P. 150 – 154.
• The Childhood in the Death-system// In Proceedings of the XIII International conference “The Child in the Modern World. The Childhood and Social problems and anxieties”, St. Petersburg, 2006, P. 370 – 374.
• The Philosophical and Methodological Backgrounds of Death-Education // The Philosophy of Man and Modern Education, St. Petersburg, 2006. P. 285 – 289.

• The Ethics of E-communication // The history of University Education in Russia and International Traditions of the Enlightenment / ed. T.V. Artemyeva & M.I. Mikeshin, St. Petersburg, The St. Petersburg Society for History of Ideas, 2005, P. 214 – 219.
• The Safety Dangerous // In Proceedings of the XII International conference “The Child in the Modern World. The Family and Children”, St. Petersburg, 2005, P. 377 – 379.
•  M.S. Kagan This Man… Life, Death and Immortality in the “magic mirror” in fine arts // In journal “Cheloveck”(Humanbeing), Volume 4, 2004, p. 183 – 186. 
• Death-education as the State Pedagogical Politics. In Proceedings of the XI International conference “The Child in the Modern World. The State and Childhood”, Philosophy of Education And the World of Childhood, St. Petersburg, 2004, p. 567 – 574.
• What children think about death. In: “Narodnoje Obrazovanie” (Popular Schooling), Volume 7, 2003, p.144 – 148.
• The City and Death // “St. Petersburg on the Philosophical Map of the World”. Volume 2. / St. Petersburg’s scientific center of Russian Academy of sciences. St. Peterburg., 2003. – p.104 – 110. 
• «Die Hard» against Zmei Gorinich or How to Overcome the Fear of Death. In: “Domashnee vospitanie” (Home upbringing), Volume 3, 2003, p. 19 – 22.
• Do the adolescents need any help in accepting death? In: “Voprosy Psikhologii”(The Questions of  Psychology), Volume 3, 2003, p. 110 – 117 (Together with D. Isaev)
• The Unknown Childhood. In Proceedings of the X International conference “The Child in the Modern World. The Culture and Childhood”, Philosophy of Childhood And the Sociocultural Creation, St. Petersburg, 2003, p. 318 – 323.
• Death by the Eyes of Child. In: The Philosophical Age, Almanac 21, Human Sciences In The Modern World, Part I, St. Petersburg Center for the History of Ideas, St. Petersburg, 2002, p. 401 – 412 
• Forbidden ground (children’s  conception of death). In journal “Cheloveck”(Humanbeing), Volume 5, 2002, p. 112 – 117 
• Childhood where nobody dies. In Proceedings of the IX International conference “The Child in the Modern World. Children and City”, Philosophy of Childhood And the Problems of the Modern City, St. Petersburg, 2002, p. 286 – 290
• Death-education. In Proceedings of Regional Scientific Conference “Psychological – Social Work in the Modern World: the problems and decisions”, St. Petersburg, 2002, p. 91 - 95 (joint authorship)

• The model of Death-education for adolescents. In Proceedings of Congress of Children’ Psychiatry, Moscow, 2001, p.278 – 279. (joint authorship)

Participation in Conferences and Congresses:

• Bodily Methodologies, Gendered Health and Intersectional Knowledge Production. The 7th Annual Meeting with the Nordic Network Gender, Body, Health in collaboration with the University of Southern Denmark. 

December 11th – 13th 2013 at University of Southern Denmark in Odense.

• The International Conference CONNECTING NATIONS AND TIMES:  Yakov Grot (1812–1893), on the Bicentenary of His Birth. Session I (Helsinki April, 20-21 2012) Session II (St. Petersburg June, 8-9, 2012)
• The discussion panel “”The Family in the System of Education and Socium” organized in the space of All-Russia research and practical conference “The Family and Modernity”, 03 November 2011, St.Petersburg
• Mortality: Death and Emotions (Infancy: Between Life and Death) , 17 – 19 November 2011, Helsinki, Finland
• All-Russia research and practical conference “Life and Birth: the clinical psychology of childhood”, dedicated to the 10th anniversary of the department of Clinical Psychology of St. Petersburg State Pediatric Medical Academy, 15-16 October 2010, St. Petersburg
• The III International Conference “The Death and Mortal People”, 22-24 October 2009, Moscow.
• The International Conference “The Man in the Philosophy of the Enlightenment”, St. Petersburg, 10-11 October 2008.
• The II International Conference of the Helpline Service “The Work of Post-crisis Recovery and Psychological Help to Children”, Moscow, 25 – 27 October 2007.
• The International Conference “A.I. Herzen: the Man, Russia, World”, St. Petersburg, 19 – 21 April, 2007.
• The International Conference “the Politics and Ethics in the Epoch of Social Upheavals: to the Quadricentennial of Justus Lipsius death (1547-1606)”, St. Petersburg, 20 October 2006.
• The Russian-Dutch Seminar “The Problems of Intellectual Communication”, St. Petersburg, 15 September 2006.
• The International Conference “BENJAMIN FRANKLIN AND RUSSIA to the Tercentenary of His Birth”. June 22-24 2006.

• The International Conference “International Organizations in Russia and Problem of Cultural Integrations”. St.Petersburg, June 16-17 2006.
• XIII International conference “The Child in the Modern World. Childhood: Social Anxieties and Risks”– St. Petersburg, April, 2006.
• XII International conference “The Child in the Modern World. Family and Children”– St. Petersburg, 20 - 22 April, 2005.
• XI International conference “The Child in the Modern World. State and Children”– St. Petersburg, 21 - 23April, 2004. 
• International Conference “History of Philosophy as Philosophy” – St. Petersburg, 24 – 25 October, 2003.
• Symposium “St. Petersburg on the Philosophical Map of the World” in the context of the 3d Interdisciplinary Scientific Conference “St. Petersburg in the European Space of Science and Culture” – St. Petersburg, 18 June, 2003
• X International conference “The Child in the Modern World. Culture And Childhood.”– St. Petersburg, 16 – 18 April, 2003.
• International Conference “Human Sciences In The Modern World” – St. Petersburg, 19 – 21 December, 2002
• Symposium “St. Petersburg on the Philosophical Map of the World” in the context of the 2nd Interdisciplinary Conference “St. Petersburg in the European Space of Science and Culture” – St. Petersburg, 24 June – 3 July, 2002
• International Conference “Russia and Britain in the Enlightenment” – St. Petersburg, 6 – 8 June, 2002
• Regional Scientific Conference “Psychological – Social Work in the Modern World: the problems and decisions” – St. Petersburg, 23 – 24 April, 2002
• IX International conference “The Child in the Modern World. Children and City.” – St. Petersburg, 17 – 19 April, 2002.
• Congress of Children’ Psychiatry – Moscow, 25 – 28 September, 2001

Teaching Experience:
Subjects currently taught:

• Problems and Approaches of History of Culture
• History of Philosophy
• History of Religion 
• Professional Ethics of Psychologists

Languages:
Russian – native language
English – fluent