This is an accessible and comprehensive guide that introduces students to the wide range of sources that can be used to engage with Russian history from the early medieval to the late Soviet periods. It is the ideal resource for any student undertaking research on Russian history.
This is an accessible and comprehensive guide that introduces students to the wide range of sources that can be used to engage with Russian history from the early medieval to the late Soviet periods. It is the ideal resource for any student undertaking research on Russian history.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
George Gilbert is lecturer in modern Russian history at the University of Southampton, UK. As well as editing the present volume, his publications include The Radical Right in late Imperial Russia (2016), and he has published in English and Russian on a variety of articles on different aspects of the social, cultural and political history of the late Imperial period.
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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
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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