п?пёпіп п?п? Julian K.

(1897-1938)
Born in Sverdlovsk, August 23, 1897. In 1921 he graduated from etnologo and Linguistics Department Faculty of Social Sciences LSU Department of Sinology, where he studied Chinese language and literature under the guidance of VM Alexeyev, N. Conrad, O. Rosenberg. By 1922 translated the treatise Ge Hong Baopu-tzu, now lost. In 1923, together with VM Alexeyev published anthology of Chinese poetry VIII-IX centuries. Since 1920 in the Asiatic Museum of the Academy of Sciences, has gone from fellow 3rd level before learned curator of the museum. After the transformation of the museum at the Institute of Oriental Studies, Academy of Sciences (1930) Scientific Officer, from 1933 - Scientific Secretary of the Chinese Institute of the Cabinet. In 1928 sent by the Academy of Sciences in Japan (4.5 months). In 1936-1937 worked in the State Hermitage. Professor (1935). Ph.D. Linguistics (1935, no protection), Doctor of Philology (1937). Owned by Chinese, Japanese, Korean, Vietnamese (Annam), Manchu, Burmese, Siamese (Thai), Bengali (Bengali), Hindustani, Sanskrit, Arabic, drevneevreyskim, German, French, English, Polish, Dutch and Latin. For the first time in Russia introduced the teaching of Guangzhou (Canton) dialect of Chinese and Vietnamese language. Together with BA Vasiliev (1899-1938) wrote a textbook of Chinese. In his own world view came from the teachings of Rudolf Steiner, . sought to provide anthroposophy as the highest form of development of world philosophy, . synthetically includes all the previous guidelines, . maintained close relations with the head of Russian anthroposophists EI Vasilyeva (Cherubino de Gabriak, . 1887-1928),
. In avguste1937 arrested on charges of 'espionage', sentenced to '10 years in camps without right of correspondence '(euphemistically formula for the death penalty), was posthumously rehabilitated in the late 1950's
. The main areas of scientific interest - I Ching (Zhou and), . Taoism: Taoist elements in the teachings of Buddhist Hueyyuanya (334-416), . perspectives of the text of Le-tzu, . views Doo Guangting (855-933), . category 'tao' and 'te' in the Tao Te Ching and Chuang-tzu, . amounted hieroglyphic signs to the Tao Te Ching and the treatise 11,
. Yun ji qi qian (Seven boxes cloud literature, etc.). The translation and study п?я?я?п?п?п? I Ching (published in 1960), recognized as one of the most fundamental sinologicheskih 20 in the Proceedings.; 1979 book translated into English and published by William X. of the United States and Britain.