Read the bio below and try to give details on tatiana p. grigorieva 's: - death place - known for - death date - placeofburial - birth date - name - color - birth place - occupation Bio: tatiana p. grigorieva -lrb- russian : , , japanese : , ; born tatiana p. topekha -rrb- was an outstanding russian japanologist , essayist , influential thinker , intellectual , translator -lrb- from japanese to russian -rrb- , editor , and prominent russian academic . she is best known as a researcher of japanese culture , comparative literature scholar , a translator from japanese into russian , and an organizer of russian humanities , who , beside of academic career , put considerable effort in popularization of japanese culture , aesthetics and literature in russia . she managed to produce academic works , which not only inspired a lively discussion in academia , but also became widely popular amongst intelligentsia . her books helped to transform , in minds of soviet and russian intelligentsia , the image of japanese and chinese cultures from exotic '' orientalist flower '' into a living and powerful tradition . in the late soviet period , when most '' ideological '' texts were still dominated by dry pseudo-marxist dogmatism , her brilliantly written academic monographs and translations were among a few bright intellectual beacons that helped many people to overcome pessimism and spiritual depression . later in her life , as an original thinker , she had striven to create a humanistic , holistic synthesis of eastern and western philosophical paradigms -lrb- symbolized by chinese dao -lrb- tao -rrb- and judeo-christian logos -rrb- .
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- death place is moscow , russia- known for is books -rrb- culture , art and philosophy and articles on east asian -lrb- mostly japanese- death date is 22 december 2014- placeofburial is moscow- birth date is 18 december 1929- name is tatiana p. grigorieva- color is lightsteelblue- birth place is leningrad , ussr- occupation is russian japanologist , culturologist , japanese-russian translator