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UFO Chronicles of the Soviet Union: A Cosmic Samizdat

inglés1992 (Ballantine Books / Random House, primera edición marzo de 1992)

Source entries are currently shown in Spanish; English-first entries arrive with the next cataloguing pass.

Es la crónica de un viaje a Moscú en enero de 1990 y de la documentación que trajo de vuelta, y el título es una declaración de método: *samizdat* es «a Russian word for a document that is secretly copied by individuals to be circulated among trusted friends» «Vallée — UFO Chronicles of the Soviet Union (1992) · p. 9», porque «even today the major sources of documentation on this subject are barely readable carbon copies» «Vallée — UFO Chronicles of the Soviet Union (1992) · p. 9».

Su pieza documental mayor —y la que toca a este corpus— es el informe de Roboziero, 15 de agosto de 1663, transcrito entero «Vallée — UFO Chronicles of the Soviet Union (1992) · pp. 158–160», con su propia cadena de verificación de época declarada dentro del documento. El mismo documento lo analiza `bullard-myth-mystery-ufos` por su cuenta, con el mismo notario y dos transliteraciones distintas del topónimo: ver Notas de carga.

Y trae, contra lo que se esperaría de una crónica de viaje, el marco folclórico de vuelta: el ingeniero Emil Bachurin le lleva a Moscú un manuscrito samizdat titulado *Commentaries on «Passport to Magonia»* «Vallée — UFO Chronicles of the Soviet Union (1992) · p. 165», y a partir de ahí Vallée recoge su propia observación sobre «the fairies, sylphs, elves, and leprechauns of medieval chronicles» «Vallée — UFO Chronicles of the Soviet Union (1992) · p. 167» y añade el caso de la mano negra de Cideville, sacado de un libro de demonología de 1854 «Vallée — UFO Chronicles of the Soviet Union (1992) · p. 174». Esa es la diferencia mayor entre esta obra y `vallee-harris-trinity`, donde el mismo marco se excluye por declaración expresa.

Y trae dos declaraciones de método que hay que leer antes que cualquier locator: que los nombres rusos van anglicizados y simplificados por decisión del autor «Vallée — UFO Chronicles of the Soviet Union (1992) · p. 14», y que los epígrafes de cada capítulo están puestos en pares contrarios a propósito «Vallée — UFO Chronicles of the Soviet Union (1992) · p. 13» — no son posición suya.

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«Samizdat is a Russian word for a document that is secretly copied by individuals to be circulated among trusted friends.»la definición que da título al libro, y es de método.

Vallée — UFO Chronicles of the Soviet Union (1992)«Vallée — UFO Chronicles of the Soviet Union (1992) · p. 9»

«even today the major sources of documentation on this subject are barely readable carbon copies of the reports and commentaries that a few dedicated Soviet researchers have been collecting»el estado material de la fuente.

Vallée — UFO Chronicles of the Soviet Union (1992)«Vallée — UFO Chronicles of the Soviet Union (1992) · p. 9»

«This book is a tribute to their perseverance and courage.»declara el libro como homenaje a esa cadena de custodia informal.

Vallée — UFO Chronicles of the Soviet Union (1992)«Vallée — UFO Chronicles of the Soviet Union (1992) · p. 9»

«the transliteration of Russian names. Instead I have tried to simplify them while retaining their most common form of pronunciation, and I have taken the liberty of anglicizing many first names.»declara que no siguió estándares rígidos; la frase arranca al pie de la p. 13. Los nombres propios de esta obra están normalizados por el autor.

Vallée — UFO Chronicles of the Soviet Union (1992)«Vallée — UFO Chronicles of the Soviet Union (1992) · p. 14»

«The subject of UFOs divides Soviet scientific opinion just as much as it does the Western public.»el diagnóstico del que sale su dispositivo editorial.

Vallée — UFO Chronicles of the Soviet Union (1992)«Vallée — UFO Chronicles of the Soviet Union (1992) · p. 13»

«To highlight this controversy, I have presented selected quotes from both sides before every chapter in the text.»declara que los epígrafes son un dispositivo de contraste, no su posición.

Vallée — UFO Chronicles of the Soviet Union (1992)«Vallée — UFO Chronicles of the Soviet Union (1992) · p. 13»

«this report, with all its details, was entered into the records of the monasterv of St. Cvril in 1663, forty years before the first newspaper appeared in Russia»así lo enmarca; `monasterv` y `Cvril` son corrupción de la capa de texto y se consignan tal cual.

Vallée — UFO Chronicles of the Soviet Union (1992)«Vallée — UFO Chronicles of the Soviet Union (1992) · p. 158»

«salutations from your humble servant Ivachko Rievskoi.»el encabezamiento del documento, dirigido al archimandrita Nikita y al sínodo del monasterio de San Cirilo.

Vallée — UFO Chronicles of the Soviet Union (1992)«Vallée — UFO Chronicles of the Soviet Union (1992) · p. 158»

«The farmer Lievko Fiedorov, from the village of Mys, has related to me the following facts»la atribución del testimonio dentro del documento de 1663.

Vallée — UFO Chronicles of the Soviet Union (1992)«Vallée — UFO Chronicles of the Soviet Union (1992) · p. 158»

«On this Saturday the fifteenth day of August of the year 1663, the faithful from the district of Bieloziero had assembled in great number in the church of the village of Roboziero.»la datación y el lugar.

Vallée — UFO Chronicles of the Soviet Union (1992)«Vallée — UFO Chronicles of the Soviet Union (1992) · p. 159»

«which for him was a sign from God»cómo entendió el testigo lo que vio, según el propio documento.

Vallée — UFO Chronicles of the Soviet Union (1992)«Vallée — UFO Chronicles of the Soviet Union (1992) · p. 159»

«At noon a large ball of fire came down over Roboziero, arriving from the clearest part of the cloudless heavens.»el cuerpo del suceso.

Vallée — UFO Chronicles of the Soviet Union (1992)«Vallée — UFO Chronicles of the Soviet Union (1992) · p. 159»

«It came from the direction whence winter comes and it moved toward the lake, passing over the church.»la orientación, dicha en el vocabulario de la época.

Vallée — UFO Chronicles of the Soviet Union (1992)«Vallée — UFO Chronicles of the Soviet Union (1992) · p. 159»

«The ball of fire measured some 140 feet from one edge to the other and over the same distance, ahead of it, two ardent rays were extended.»las medidas y los dos rayos.

Vallée — UFO Chronicles of the Soviet Union (1992)«Vallée — UFO Chronicles of the Soviet Union (1992) · p. 159»

«Fishermen who were in their boat on the lake, a little over one mile away, were deeply burned by the heat.»los efectos físicos sobre los pescadores.

Vallée — UFO Chronicles of the Soviet Union (1992)«Vallée — UFO Chronicles of the Soviet Union (1992) · p. 159»

«The waters of the lake were illuminated to their greatest depth of thirty feet and the fish swam away toward shore.»Sobre el lago.

Vallée — UFO Chronicles of the Soviet Union (1992)«Vallée — UFO Chronicles of the Soviet Union (1992) · p. 159»

«The prudent author of the report took pains to send an investigator, as he concludes»la glosa con que introduce el cierre del documento.

Vallée — UFO Chronicles of the Soviet Union (1992)«Vallée — UFO Chronicles of the Soviet Union (1992) · p. 159»

«And I, your servant, dispatched a messenger to the priests of the district of Bieloziero who confirmed in writing that what was related did happen at that date and place.»la verificación que el propio notario de 1663 declara haber hecho.

Vallée — UFO Chronicles of the Soviet Union (1992)«Vallée — UFO Chronicles of the Soviet Union (1992) · p. 160»

«The modern public and many researchers often assume that such old reports should be discounted»su objeción al descarte fácil de la fuente antigua.

Vallée — UFO Chronicles of the Soviet Union (1992)«Vallée — UFO Chronicles of the Soviet Union (1992) · p. 160»

«In the words of an American ufologist, all that is “folklore of dubious authenticity.”»la fórmula que atribuye, sin nombrarlo, a un ufólogo estadounidense.

Vallée — UFO Chronicles of the Soviet Union (1992)«Vallée — UFO Chronicles of the Soviet Union (1992) · p. 160»

«Such arguments are used to support the idea that the UFO phenomenon is of recent origin and follows the narrow patterns ascribed to it by the ufologists in question.»a qué sirve, según él, ese descarte.

Vallée — UFO Chronicles of the Soviet Union (1992)«Vallée — UFO Chronicles of the Soviet Union (1992) · p. 160»

«The Roboziero report gives the lie to such a hasty judgment.»su conclusión sobre el descarte.

Vallée — UFO Chronicles of the Soviet Union (1992)«Vallée — UFO Chronicles of the Soviet Union (1992) · p. 160»

«Not only is it one of the earliest cases on record involving beams causing physiological effects, but it is given with all the earmarks of careful investigation and intellectual integrity.»por qué le da valor al documento.

Vallée — UFO Chronicles of the Soviet Union (1992)«Vallée — UFO Chronicles of the Soviet Union (1992) · p. 160»

«It is noteworthy that the people involved, including the author of the report, thought they were preserving the record of a sign from God.»su argumento de fiabilidad es de sanción institucional, no de ingenuidad.

Vallée — UFO Chronicles of the Soviet Union (1992)«Vallée — UFO Chronicles of the Soviet Union (1992) · p. 160»

«They were transmitting it to the highest authority of their church, and the penalties for distortion would have been severe.»Su segunda mitad: la pena por distorsionar.

Vallée — UFO Chronicles of the Soviet Union (1992)«Vallée — UFO Chronicles of the Soviet Union (1992) · p. 160»

«What we have here is a valuable report from the depth of tsarist Russia, describing the UFO phenomenon in its full glory with its most modern characteristics.»el cierre del argumento.

Vallée — UFO Chronicles of the Soviet Union (1992)«Vallée — UFO Chronicles of the Soviet Union (1992) · p. 160»

«His story had never been published anywhere until Le Figaro featured his encounters and his paintings in the article Martine wrote following our trip.»sobre el pintor Malichev, 21 de julio de 1975; adjudica la primera publicación a su colaboradora.

Vallée — UFO Chronicles of the Soviet Union (1992)«Vallée — UFO Chronicles of the Soviet Union (1992) · p. 156»

«But everyone we met in Moscow seemed to have heard of it.»la circulación oral frente a la ausencia de publicación: eso es lo que llama *samizdat*.

Vallée — UFO Chronicles of the Soviet Union (1992)«Vallée — UFO Chronicles of the Soviet Union (1992) · p. 156»

«Malichev's observation is one of the cases that demonstrate polymorphism, in my opinion one of the principal arguments against the idea that UFOs are simply spacecraft from another planet.»su posición declarada sobre el polimorfismo.

Vallée — UFO Chronicles of the Soviet Union (1992)«Vallée — UFO Chronicles of the Soviet Union (1992) · p. 157»

«The disk divided itself into eight parts that reunited into a single block, turned into a torus, then a cylinder.»la descripción del cambio de forma.

Vallée — UFO Chronicles of the Soviet Union (1992)«Vallée — UFO Chronicles of the Soviet Union (1992) · p. 157»

«The same question can be asked, of course, about many other UFO reports in the Soviet Union and elsewhere.»se abstiene de resolver el caso y generaliza la pregunta de Azhazha.

Vallée — UFO Chronicles of the Soviet Union (1992)«Vallée — UFO Chronicles of the Soviet Union (1992) · p. 158»

«Firsthand personal interview with the witness by a source of proven reliability»grado máximo del primer dígito, fiabilidad de la fuente.

Vallée — UFO Chronicles of the Soviet Union (1992)«Vallée — UFO Chronicles of the Soviet Union (1992) · p. 224»

«Site visit by a skilled analyst»grado máximo del segundo dígito, visita al sitio.

Vallée — UFO Chronicles of the Soviet Union (1992)«Vallée — UFO Chronicles of the Soviet Union (1992) · p. 224»

«No natural explanation possible, given the evidence»grado máximo del tercer dígito, explicaciones posibles.

Vallée — UFO Chronicles of the Soviet Union (1992)«Vallée — UFO Chronicles of the Soviet Union (1992) · p. 224»

«A new effort in this direction is given here in the appendix, but it is too early to tell if it can be applied successfully to the Soviet data.»acota el alcance de su propio sistema.

Vallée — UFO Chronicles of the Soviet Union (1992)«Vallée — UFO Chronicles of the Soviet Union (1992) · p. 197»

«with the caveat, of course, that it constitutes only a very small sample of the overall phenomenon in the Soviet Union.»El de su índice de casos.

Vallée — UFO Chronicles of the Soviet Union (1992)«Vallée — UFO Chronicles of the Soviet Union (1992) · p. 197»

«The first scientist who made an effort to compile these observations was Felix Zigel.»consigna al primer compilador soviético por su nombre.

Vallée — UFO Chronicles of the Soviet Union (1992)«Vallée — UFO Chronicles of the Soviet Union (1992) · p. 161»

«In a report published in 1979 by the Academy of Sciences, time and space data were found to correlate closely among Soviet samples and Western databases.»la convergencia estadística entre bloques.

Vallée — UFO Chronicles of the Soviet Union (1992)«Vallée — UFO Chronicles of the Soviet Union (1992) · p. 193»

«the three authors of the Soviet study found that half of all sightings in their sample lasted between one and nineteen minutes»la cifra, contra un tercio en las bases que él y Claude Poher habían compilado.

Vallée — UFO Chronicles of the Soviet Union (1992)«Vallée — UFO Chronicles of the Soviet Union (1992) · p. 193»

«sighting frequency tends to increase in the early evening hours, going through a maximum between 9:00 and 10:00 p.m.»la Ley de los Tiempos, confirmada de forma independiente.

Vallée — UFO Chronicles of the Soviet Union (1992)«Vallée — UFO Chronicles of the Soviet Union (1992) · p. 194»

«It is perhaps in this area that the Soviet students of the phenomenon have been most perceptive, while Western specialists remained obsessed with static models»su juicio sobre las fases de formación, en verbo de decir.

Vallée — UFO Chronicles of the Soviet Union (1992)«Vallée — UFO Chronicles of the Soviet Union (1992) · p. 196»

«In total, the Soviet catalog contained no less than 149 separate changes or transitions affecting the objects.»la cifra del catálogo.

Vallée — UFO Chronicles of the Soviet Union (1992)«Vallée — UFO Chronicles of the Soviet Union (1992) · p. 196»

«At this point I am not aware of any similar study of shape transitions in the West.»declaración de ausencia comparativa.

Vallée — UFO Chronicles of the Soviet Union (1992)«Vallée — UFO Chronicles of the Soviet Union (1992) · p. 196»

«bringing a surprise for me: a copy of his book Commentaries on “Passport to Magonia.”»el ingeniero de minas Emil Bachurin le trae a Moscú un comentario manuscrito de su propio *Passport to Magonia*.

Vallée — UFO Chronicles of the Soviet Union (1992)«Vallée — UFO Chronicles of the Soviet Union (1992) · p. 165»

«Written in 1988, it circulated among Soviet ufologists in samizdat form.»Ese comentario circulaba exactamente como el resto del material del libro.

Vallée — UFO Chronicles of the Soviet Union (1992)«Vallée — UFO Chronicles of the Soviet Union (1992) · p. 165»

«In part of his manuscript, Bachurin comments on my observation that UFO entities often behave in a way that is reminiscent of the beings of legend, the fairies, sylphs, elves, and leprechauns of medieval chronicles.»Vallée consigna su propia observación folclórica como cosa suya, aunque llegue aquí a través del comentario de un tercero.

Vallée — UFO Chronicles of the Soviet Union (1992)«Vallée — UFO Chronicles of the Soviet Union (1992) · p. 167»

«In Commentaries on “Passport to Magonia," Bachurin returns to the topic of abductions several times.»la mano negra como episodio recurrente del manuscrito.

Vallée — UFO Chronicles of the Soviet Union (1992)«Vallée — UFO Chronicles of the Soviet Union (1992) · p. 172»

«Beaders of Magonia and of my recent book Dimensions may recall an encounter that happened on the banks of the Loire Biver in 1950»remite a sus dos libros anteriores; `Beaders` por *Readers* y `Loire Biver` por *Loire River* son el patrón `R`→`B` del OCR.

Vallée — UFO Chronicles of the Soviet Union (1992)«Vallée — UFO Chronicles of the Soviet Union (1992) · p. 172»

«I found yet another “black hand” case, this time in a rare book of demonology published in 1854 entitled Moeurs et Pratiques des Demons on des Esprits Visiteurs by Gougenot des Mousseaux.»el único puente explícito de esta obra al corpus demonológico occidental; `Demons on` por *Démons ou* es del OCR.

Vallée — UFO Chronicles of the Soviet Union (1992)«Vallée — UFO Chronicles of the Soviet Union (1992) · p. 174»

«Describing a series of unexplained manifestations that took place in Cideville, Normandy, circa 1850, the author relates a number of apparent encounters with invisible entities.»el caso de Cideville, tomado de Gougenot des Mousseaux.

Vallée — UFO Chronicles of the Soviet Union (1992)«Vallée — UFO Chronicles of the Soviet Union (1992) · p. 174»

«Such incidents, in my view, throw a completely new light on the abduction reports that have too long been treated in a purely extraterrestrial context.»La posición que saca de ahí, en primera persona.

Vallée — UFO Chronicles of the Soviet Union (1992)«Vallée — UFO Chronicles of the Soviet Union (1992) · p. 174»

«But this last case is almost like a fairy tale,»su propia objeción a Azhazha ante un relato de abducción, y sigue «We cannot study this subject as a purely technical problem».

Vallée — UFO Chronicles of the Soviet Union (1992)«Vallée — UFO Chronicles of the Soviet Union (1992) · p. 55»

«The kind of absurdity to which Bachurin referred has been a characteristic of the phenomenon for a long time.»el absurdo como rasgo, no como defecto del testimonio.

Vallée — UFO Chronicles of the Soviet Union (1992)«Vallée — UFO Chronicles of the Soviet Union (1992) · p. 172»

«French researcher Aime Michel first noticed it during the 1954 wave in France, when he spoke of “a festival of absurdities.”»Lo adjudica a Aimé Michel; grafía `Aime` sin acento tal cual.

Vallée — UFO Chronicles of the Soviet Union (1992)«Vallée — UFO Chronicles of the Soviet Union (1992) · p. 172»

«Some researchers in the West, notably U.S. geologist Dr. John Derr and British author Paul Devereux, have argued that physical stresses within the earth could generate luminous objects that might be mistaken for UFOs.»expone la hipótesis de las luces telúricas.

Vallée — UFO Chronicles of the Soviet Union (1992)«Vallée — UFO Chronicles of the Soviet Union (1992) · p. 175»

«Devereux even went beyond this hypothesis when he suggested that “earth lights,” as he called them, might themselves be endowed with a form of consciousness»Consigna la versión fuerte de Devereux sin suscribirla.

Vallée — UFO Chronicles of the Soviet Union (1992)«Vallée — UFO Chronicles of the Soviet Union (1992) · p. 175»

«we were not blind to the fact that many Soviet sightings either were sorely lacking in documentation or came from unreliable sources»consigna, sin suavizar, que gran parte del material no aguanta.

Vallée — UFO Chronicles of the Soviet Union (1992)«Vallée — UFO Chronicles of the Soviet Union (1992) · p. 203»

«It seemed to us that hypnotic regression, in many Soviet cases, was conducted with the same lack of standards and precautions that characterized the enthusiastic, but often misguided, American research»su reserva sobre la hipnosis, extendida a ambos lados.

Vallée — UFO Chronicles of the Soviet Union (1992)«Vallée — UFO Chronicles of the Soviet Union (1992) · p. 203»

«Anyone voicing concern about such abuse of hypnosis, as I did, was attacked with a vehemence that betrayed considerable inner rage in these researchers»consigna la reacción que su crítica provocó en el campo estadounidense.

Vallée — UFO Chronicles of the Soviet Union (1992)«Vallée — UFO Chronicles of the Soviet Union (1992) · p. 167»

«they did not censor from their data base the observations that failed to fit their theory, no matter how strange.»Le concede al campo soviético una virtud que le niega al estadounidense.

Vallée — UFO Chronicles of the Soviet Union (1992)«Vallée — UFO Chronicles of the Soviet Union (1992) · p. 167»

«their whole methodology, in my opinion, has yet to be independently tested»El límite que le pone.

Vallée — UFO Chronicles of the Soviet Union (1992)«Vallée — UFO Chronicles of the Soviet Union (1992) · p. 203»

«Too often, they have simply swallowed the lies that abound in the Western literature about such topics as abductions and crashed saucers, and adopted them as gospel simply because these stories came from the United States.»objeta la importación acrítica de la literatura estadounidense.

Vallée — UFO Chronicles of the Soviet Union (1992)«Vallée — UFO Chronicles of the Soviet Union (1992) · p. 203»

«It is not so much the extent to which dowsing was used and applied that surprised us, as it is the high level of reliability Soviet researchers ascribed to it.»su reserva sobre la biolocación, que fue lo que motivó el viaje.

Vallée — UFO Chronicles of the Soviet Union (1992)«Vallée — UFO Chronicles of the Soviet Union (1992) · p. 203»

«Obviously, we still have much to learn in this area.»Cierra ese punto sin validarla.

Vallée — UFO Chronicles of the Soviet Union (1992)«Vallée — UFO Chronicles of the Soviet Union (1992) · p. 204»

«we differed with Larissa Kolessova on her assessment of astrology, and we continued to challenge the authenticity of the UMMO symbol on the side of the Voronezh object.»sus dos desacuerdos nombrados.

Vallée — UFO Chronicles of the Soviet Union (1992)«Vallée — UFO Chronicles of the Soviet Union (1992) · p. 203»

«When Martine pointed out that the insignia had first been associated with a Spanish episode that was widely regarded as an outright hoax»la objeción de Castello sobre el símbolo UMMO.

Vallée — UFO Chronicles of the Soviet Union (1992)«Vallée — UFO Chronicles of the Soviet Union (1992) · p. 84»

«There was disagreement on this point among the researchers in the room.»Consigna que los propios soviéticos no coincidían.

Vallée — UFO Chronicles of the Soviet Union (1992)«Vallée — UFO Chronicles of the Soviet Union (1992) · p. 84»

«Professor Migulin told us he thought the sightings in Voronezh were simply mistaken observations of rocket launches from Volgograd,»registra el desacuerdo con el académico oficial y deja en pie la réplica de Azhazha sin arbitrar.

Vallée — UFO Chronicles of the Soviet Union (1992)«Vallée — UFO Chronicles of the Soviet Union (1992) · p. 199»

«There is the truth we seek and the truth we need to believe in, and these two truths are not necessarily identical.»la regla epistémica que declara sobre sí mismo y sobre el campo.

Vallée — UFO Chronicles of the Soviet Union (1992)«Vallée — UFO Chronicles of the Soviet Union (1992) · p. 150»

«genuine UFO data are buried within hoaxes, undocumented tales, and an enormous mass of wishful thinking»Su aplicación al material soviético.

Vallée — UFO Chronicles of the Soviet Union (1992)«Vallée — UFO Chronicles of the Soviet Union (1992) · p. 150»

«After carefully studying several contactee organizations and occult groups, some of which I had actually joined for a short time»declara su propio método de campo con las sectas, en primera persona.

Vallée — UFO Chronicles of the Soviet Union (1992)«Vallée — UFO Chronicles of the Soviet Union (1992) · p. 150»

«I had come to the conclusion that high-demand sects were a very significant component of UFO mythology, although they had no hard data and no insight into the actual nature of the phenomenon.»la conclusión que reclama para *Messengers of Deception* (1979).

Vallée — UFO Chronicles of the Soviet Union (1992)«Vallée — UFO Chronicles of the Soviet Union (1992) · p. 150»

«many ufologists (notably those who belonged to organized groups) reacted to the book with a level of anger that was out of proportion to the comments I had offered»La reacción que consigna.

Vallée — UFO Chronicles of the Soviet Union (1992)«Vallée — UFO Chronicles of the Soviet Union (1992) · p. 150»

«studies for which the Air Force's Project Blue Book was only a public relations cover. But results have never been revealed by the Pentagon.»da el rumor occidental como no confirmado, en la misma frase.

Vallée — UFO Chronicles of the Soviet Union (1992)«Vallée — UFO Chronicles of the Soviet Union (1992) · p. 44»

«Another aspect of the field with which the Soviet researchers seem perfectly comfortable has to do with the mythological, religious, and anthropological factors.»la observación comparativa con más valor para este corpus: consigna la lectura mitológica como fortaleza ajena, no como método propio.

Vallée — UFO Chronicles of the Soviet Union (1992)«Vallée — UFO Chronicles of the Soviet Union (1992) · p. 197»

«Numerous researchers, like the scientific historian Vladimir Rubtsov in Kharkov and the ethnographer Valeri Sanarov in Novosibirsk, have conducted extensive analyses of this problem.»Le pone nombres.

Vallée — UFO Chronicles of the Soviet Union (1992)«Vallée — UFO Chronicles of the Soviet Union (1992) · p. 197»

«UFO and Ufonauts in the Light of Folklore»el artículo de Sanarov, en *Technology for Youth*, n.º 11, 1979, tal como lo consigna la obra.

Vallée — UFO Chronicles of the Soviet Union (1992)«Vallée — UFO Chronicles of the Soviet Union (1992) · p. 197»

«I had to admit that, with few exceptions (notably in the very popular domain of speculation about ancient astronauts and possible reinterpretations of the Bible), our social scientists had not paid much attention to the phenomenon»admite la asimetría, en primera persona.

Vallée — UFO Chronicles of the Soviet Union (1992)«Vallée — UFO Chronicles of the Soviet Union (1992) · p. 197»

«As for the major UFO civilian research organizations in the United States, they had increasingly discouraged this line of research out of a narrow policy that emphasized the abductionist theory and the space visitors concept»Adjudica el déficit a una política del propio campo.

Vallée — UFO Chronicles of the Soviet Union (1992)«Vallée — UFO Chronicles of the Soviet Union (1992) · p. 197»

«We saw evidence of it in a movie entitled In Search of the Visitors that was produced at the Kiev studios in 1988.»el vehículo institucional documentado.

Vallée — UFO Chronicles of the Soviet Union (1992)«Vallée — UFO Chronicles of the Soviet Union (1992) · p. 202»

«created under official auspices with the participation of numerous physical and social scientists, including the scientific historian Vladimir Rubtsov»su patrocinio y su elenco.

Vallée — UFO Chronicles of the Soviet Union (1992)«Vallée — UFO Chronicles of the Soviet Union (1992) · p. 202»

«it did so in a sober, academic manner without ever becoming pedantic or boring»Su registro, según el autor.

Vallée — UFO Chronicles of the Soviet Union (1992)«Vallée — UFO Chronicles of the Soviet Union (1992) · p. 202»

«phenomena like biblical apparitions or the Fatima miracle should be reinterpreted within the mythological framework of the UFO phenomenon.»la hipótesis que consigna como establecida allá; la frase arranca al pie de la p. 202.

Vallée — UFO Chronicles of the Soviet Union (1992)«Vallée — UFO Chronicles of the Soviet Union (1992) · p. 203»

«Such speculation, considered marginal at best in the West, and discouraged by many church hierarchies, is becoming a topic of mainstream research among Soviet sociologists.»La formula como diferencia de estatus académico entre bloques, que es dato de recepción, no doctrina.

Vallée — UFO Chronicles of the Soviet Union (1992)«Vallée — UFO Chronicles of the Soviet Union (1992) · p. 203»

«The possibility that UFOs might be an indication of the existence of higher physical dimensions, which is still regarded as a strange notion in the West, has long been present in the minds of Soviet scientists»lo hace suyo como diferencia de tradición, no como tesis propia.

Vallée — UFO Chronicles of the Soviet Union (1992)«Vallée — UFO Chronicles of the Soviet Union (1992) · p. 202»

«Tsiolkovsky gave careful consideration to several theories about such beings.»sobre Konstantin Tsiolkovsky (1857–1935), a quien fecha en 1920 la conclusión de que la Tierra era observada.

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«Remarkably, he did not restrict himself to a nuts-and-bolts interpretation, even speculating about esoteric views.»Consigna su apertura a lo etéreo.

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«Most important, notes the Estonian researcher Yuri Lina in an unpublished manuscript, Tsiolkovsky proposed the hypothesis that advanced alien societies might already be influencing humanity, in ways unknown to us.»adjudicado a Yuri Lina, no a sí mismo.

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«Azhazha and his colleagues had independently noticed that UFO phenomena were polymorphic.»adjudica a Azhazha el reconocimiento independiente del polimorfismo.

Vallée — UFO Chronicles of the Soviet Union (1992)«Vallée — UFO Chronicles of the Soviet Union (1992) · p. 202»

«They recognized that this was one of the fundamental characteristics of the problem, and this understanding placed them at the forefront of international research.»Su valoración.

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«In March 1990, we were pleased to learn that Vladimir Azhazha had been appointed as the head of the new All-Union Inter-Industrial Ufological Scientific Research Coordination Center affiliated with the Academy of Sciences.»el desenlace institucional que consigna.

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About the work

22 entries — what the apparatus and scholarship say about it

«In January 1990, following a wave of reported UFO sightings in the Soviet Union, renowned UFO investigator Dr. Jacques Vallee and Martine Castello, a science reporter for the prestigious French newspaper Le Figaro, took an extraordinary journey to Moscow»solapa del sobrecubierta, con precio impreso. No es voz de la obra.

Vallée — UFO Chronicles of the Soviet Union (1992)«Vallée — UFO Chronicles of the Soviet Union (1992) · p. 2»

«What they heard had never been said in the West.»misma solapa; frase muy tentadora y de la editorial.

Vallée — UFO Chronicles of the Soviet Union (1992)«Vallée — UFO Chronicles of the Soviet Union (1992) · p. 2»

«this is a major contribution to our knowledge about alien contact.»cierre de la solapa, en registro promocional.

Vallée — UFO Chronicles of the Soviet Union (1992)«Vallée — UFO Chronicles of the Soviet Union (1992) · p. 2»

«UFO chronicles of the Soviet Union : a cosmic Samizdat / Jacques Vallee in collaboration with Martine Castello.»ficha de la Library of Congress; ISBN 0-345-37396-0, primera edición marzo de 1992.

Vallée — UFO Chronicles of the Soviet Union (1992)«Vallée — UFO Chronicles of the Soviet Union (1992) · p. 8»

«Maps and illustrations rendered by Patrick O'Brien»crédito de mapas e ilustraciones; el diseño es de Ann Gold.

Vallée — UFO Chronicles of the Soviet Union (1992)«Vallée — UFO Chronicles of the Soviet Union (1992) · p. 8»

«My trip with Martine Gastello was no exception to that rule.»`Gastello` por Castello, en los agradecimientos, es decir, en el texto firmado. Se consigna tal cual: ver Notas de carga.

Vallée — UFO Chronicles of the Soviet Union (1992)«Vallée — UFO Chronicles of the Soviet Union (1992) · p. 11»

«The well-known Russian scientist Konstantin Tsiolkovsky admitted the possibility that space and time were multidimensional.»epígrafe de la conclusión, firmado por el periodista O. V. Stolyarov, Voronezh, octubre de 1989. Voz de tercero, no posición de Vallée.

Vallée — UFO Chronicles of the Soviet Union (1992)«Vallée — UFO Chronicles of the Soviet Union (1992) · p. 201»

«Apparently we've tread on the corns of some supercivilization, and it has decided to regulate our progress as it sees fit.»segundo epígrafe de la conclusión, de Arkady y Boris Strugatsky, *Definitely Maybe*, 1977.

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«Historians and folklore experts should get involved. We need psychics and we need physicists. We even need philosophers.»voz de Vladimir Azhazha reclamando un enfoque multidisciplinar.

Vallée — UFO Chronicles of the Soviet Union (1992)«Vallée — UFO Chronicles of the Soviet Union (1992) · p. 55»

«It lasted ten years, from 1976 to 1987,»voz de Azhazha sobre el grupo soviético de estudio de ovnis submarinos que dirigió.

Vallée — UFO Chronicles of the Soviet Union (1992)«Vallée — UFO Chronicles of the Soviet Union (1992) · p. 44»

«Malichev has been subjected to psychiatric observation and to psychological analysis,»voz de Azhazha sobre el caso del pintor; Vallée la consigna sin adjudicársela. La frase arranca al pie de la p. 157 y cierra en la 158 con «something did happen to him, but what was it?».

Vallée — UFO Chronicles of the Soviet Union (1992)«Vallée — UFO Chronicles of the Soviet Union (1992) · pp. 157, 158»

«All the launches from Volgograd are toward the east. But Voronezh is to the northwest of the rocket site.»réplica de Azhazha a la explicación de Migulin, que la obra deja en pie sin arbitrar.

Vallée — UFO Chronicles of the Soviet Union (1992)«Vallée — UFO Chronicles of the Soviet Union (1992) · p. 199»

«It is as if you and I had been working together for the last ten years.»Azhazha en la primera hora del primer diálogo.

Vallée — UFO Chronicles of the Soviet Union (1992)«Vallée — UFO Chronicles of the Soviet Union (1992) · p. 202»

«It was first reported in our region in a case that dates from 1984.»voz de un miembro del colectivo de Voronezh defendiendo la autenticidad del símbolo UMMO.

Vallée — UFO Chronicles of the Soviet Union (1992)«Vallée — UFO Chronicles of the Soviet Union (1992) · p. 84»

«When such changes occur, we speak of several phases of forming.»cita del informe soviético, no de Vallée.

Vallée — UFO Chronicles of the Soviet Union (1992)«Vallée — UFO Chronicles of the Soviet Union (1992) · p. 196»

«In order to emphasize that the matter has to do with changes in shape, we call the corresponding phases “forming phases.”»el aporte terminológico, adjudicado al mismo informe.

Vallée — UFO Chronicles of the Soviet Union (1992)«Vallée — UFO Chronicles of the Soviet Union (1992) · p. 196»

«There may be undiscovered forms of plasma consciousness in the universe,»voz de un participante de la mesa redonda de Moscú, consignada sin adjudicar.

Vallée — UFO Chronicles of the Soviet Union (1992)«Vallée — UFO Chronicles of the Soviet Union (1992) · p. 192»

«They could have existed on this planet long before mankind appeared.»continuación de la misma especulación, en boca de otro participante.

Vallée — UFO Chronicles of the Soviet Union (1992)«Vallée — UFO Chronicles of the Soviet Union (1992) · p. 193»

«We have always assumed that human consciousness was the master force on earth,»otro participante; sigue «Perhaps the UFO phenomenon will teach us that we were grossly mistaken».

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«Think of all the things you could do if you were a superconducting cloud half the size of the solar system,»voz de Charlie Rosen, pionero de la robótica en Silicon Valley, que Vallée pone al lado como paralelo occidental.

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«But some of the recent observations were made at the sacred site of Moliobka, which an ancient people already regarded as endowed by divine energy.»voz de Emil Bachurin sobre el sitio sagrado de Moliobka, en los Urales, y el monumento de los mansi.

Vallée — UFO Chronicles of the Soviet Union (1992)«Vallée — UFO Chronicles of the Soviet Union (1992) · p. 175»

«One day one of the two children sees a black hand that comes close to him and strikes him.»voz de Gougenot des Mousseaux en su libro de 1854, citada dentro de la obra.

Vallée — UFO Chronicles of the Soviet Union (1992)«Vallée — UFO Chronicles of the Soviet Union (1992) · p. 174»

Concepts treated

PolimorfismoRasgo fundamental del fenómeno y, en su opinión, uno de los principales argumentos contra la nave interplanetaria

pp. 157, 202

Fases de FormacionTerminología adjudicada al informe soviético para las transiciones de forma; 149 transiciones en su catálogo

p. 196

SamizdatDocumento copiado a mano y circulado entre amigos de confianza; nombra el estado material de toda la documentación del libro

p. 9

Prodigio (prodigium, portentum, ostentum)Entra como *señal de Dios*: El testigo de 1663 entiende lo visto como signo divino, y esa creencia es lo que hace fiable el informe ante la autoridad eclesiástica

pp. 159–160

BiolocacionPráctica soviética extendida; consigna la fiabilidad que le atribuyen y declara no ver cómo se justifica

pp. 203–204

Ley de los TiemposMáximo de frecuencia de avistamientos entre las 21 y las 22 horas, confirmado sobre datos soviéticos

pp. 194–195

Dimensiones SuperioresPosibilidad presente desde antiguo en la tradición científica soviética, vía Tsiolkovsky, y extraña en Occidente

pp. 192, 201–202

Hadas Silfides DuendesLas entidades se comportan como los seres de leyenda de las crónicas medievales; observación propia recogida vía el comentario de Bachurin

p. 167

DemonologiaEl caso de la mano negra de Cideville, c. 1850, tomado de un libro de demonología de 1854, arroja luz nueva sobre las abducciones

p. 174

Luces TeluricasHipótesis de Derr y Devereux sobre tensiones terrestres; Devereux les atribuye además una forma de conciencia

p. 175

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