Reading Russian Sources
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Reading Russian Sources
A Student's Guide to Text and Visual Sources from Russian History
Gilbert, George
Taylor & Francis Inc
01/2020
284
Mole
Inglês
9780815394976
15 a 20 dias
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Introduction: Reading Russian Sources George Gilbert Part 1: Contexts and Approaches 1 Early Medieval Sources Monica White 2 Primary Sources and the History of Modern Russia Peter Waldron 3 The Power of Positionality? Researching Russian History from the Margins Pavel Vasilyev Part 2: Varieties of Sources and their Interpretation 4 Imperial Maps Jennifer Keating 5 "It's Only a Story": What Value are Novels as a Historical Source? Sarah Hudspith 6 The Late Imperial Press George Gilbert 7 Surveillance Reports Dakota Irvin 8 Soviet Autobiographies Katy Turton 9 "Read All About It!": Soviet Press and Periodicals Andy Willimott 10 Visual Culture as Evidence of the Soviet Past Claire Le Foll 11 Film and TV as a Source in Soviet History: Challenges and Possibilities Jeremy Hicks 12 The Diary as Source in Russian and Soviet History Dan Healey 13 Soviet Memoir Literature: Personal Narratives of a Historical Epoch Claire Shaw 14 Prisoner Memoirs as a Source in Russian and Soviet History Mark Vincent 15 Soviet Letters Courtney Doucette
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Young Man;Russia;UCL School;USSR;Tsar Alexander III;Soviet;National Libraries;archives;Soviet Visual Culture;archival revolution;Fyodor Dostoevsky;post-Soviet;Grand Duke Sergei Aleksandrovich;1991;Anna Krylova;Imperial Russia;Ukrainian Archive;1917;Krasnyi Arkhiv;Cold War;Penal Transportation;methodology;Babii Iar;sources;National Soviet;positionality;Novoe Vremia;Tzar;Tv Drama Series;Csar;Imperial Russian Geographical Society;source analysis;Anna Karenina;methodological approaches;Surveillance Reports;Russian history;Jochen Hellbeck;textual sources;Late Imperial Period;visual sources;Deaf Community;Memoir Literature;Public Letter Writing;Deaf People;Soviet Film
Introduction: Reading Russian Sources George Gilbert Part 1: Contexts and Approaches 1 Early Medieval Sources Monica White 2 Primary Sources and the History of Modern Russia Peter Waldron 3 The Power of Positionality? Researching Russian History from the Margins Pavel Vasilyev Part 2: Varieties of Sources and their Interpretation 4 Imperial Maps Jennifer Keating 5 "It's Only a Story": What Value are Novels as a Historical Source? Sarah Hudspith 6 The Late Imperial Press George Gilbert 7 Surveillance Reports Dakota Irvin 8 Soviet Autobiographies Katy Turton 9 "Read All About It!": Soviet Press and Periodicals Andy Willimott 10 Visual Culture as Evidence of the Soviet Past Claire Le Foll 11 Film and TV as a Source in Soviet History: Challenges and Possibilities Jeremy Hicks 12 The Diary as Source in Russian and Soviet History Dan Healey 13 Soviet Memoir Literature: Personal Narratives of a Historical Epoch Claire Shaw 14 Prisoner Memoirs as a Source in Russian and Soviet History Mark Vincent 15 Soviet Letters Courtney Doucette
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Young Man;Russia;UCL School;USSR;Tsar Alexander III;Soviet;National Libraries;archives;Soviet Visual Culture;archival revolution;Fyodor Dostoevsky;post-Soviet;Grand Duke Sergei Aleksandrovich;1991;Anna Krylova;Imperial Russia;Ukrainian Archive;1917;Krasnyi Arkhiv;Cold War;Penal Transportation;methodology;Babii Iar;sources;National Soviet;positionality;Novoe Vremia;Tzar;Tv Drama Series;Csar;Imperial Russian Geographical Society;source analysis;Anna Karenina;methodological approaches;Surveillance Reports;Russian history;Jochen Hellbeck;textual sources;Late Imperial Period;visual sources;Deaf Community;Memoir Literature;Public Letter Writing;Deaf People;Soviet Film
