Famous Russian rchaeologist Leo S. Klejn looks at the phenomenon that is Soviet archaeology and, even though under the veil of Marxist ideology, how it was divided into competing schools and trends. In the volume he traces the history and people behind archaeology in Russian from 1917 to beyond 1991.
Famous Russian rchaeologist Leo S. Klejn looks at the phenomenon that is Soviet archaeology and, even though under the veil of Marxist ideology, how it was divided into competing schools and trends. In the volume he traces the history and people behind archaeology in Russian from 1917 to beyond 1991.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Leo S. Klejn is Emeritus Professor at St Petersburg University, formerly Leningrad University. From 1960 until 1981 he taught archaeology at Leningrad University. In 1981 he was arrested on the initiative of KGB and sentenced to a minimal term imprisonment. After his release, his titles were removed and he was unable to find employment for ten years. During the reorganization of the Soviet government in the 1980s, Klejn's papers began to be printed again, and he was allowed to go abroad. He began lecturing as a visiting professor in West Berlin, Vienna, Copenhagen, Turku, Seattle, and Madrid. In 1994 he was invited to lecture at St Petersburg University as Professor of Cultural Anthropology. He retired in 1997 but continued to write and publish books. Since 2008 Klejn has been working as a columnist in the Russian newspaper for scholars Troitsky Variant. He has published over 460 works, including 15 monographs and 25 new translations and editions.
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* Translators' note * From the author * List of Illustrations * Part I: History and the Present * 1: The 'Great Unknown' * 2: The Stages of a Long Journey * 3: Generations and Aspirations * 4: A Spectrum of Trends * 5: The Arena of Debate * Part II: Facets of a new science * 6: Under the Sign of History * 7: The archaeology of a Great Power: the complications of composition * 8: Archaeology under the red flag * 9: Childe and Soviet archaeology * 10: Reading between Lines * Part III: Personalities in the system * 11: Unbridled intellect and revolution: N. Ya. Marr * 12: The red demon of archaeology: the saga of V. I. Ravdonikas * 13: A Historian Armed with a Spade: A. V. Artsikhovsky * 14: Prince of Soviet Archaeology: B. A. Rybakov * 15: The masters and their roles. * Conclusion: Retrospective and Perspective. * Bibliography * ANNEX * A. A. Formozov: On L. S. Klejn s book The Phenomenon of Soviet Archaeology and on the phenomenon itself. * L. S. Klejn: More on Soviet archaeology and Marxism: A professor s reply to a professor s son * List of abbreviations * Indices
* Translators' note * From the author * List of Illustrations * Part I: History and the Present * 1: The 'Great Unknown' * 2: The Stages of a Long Journey * 3: Generations and Aspirations * 4: A Spectrum of Trends * 5: The Arena of Debate * Part II: Facets of a new science * 6: Under the Sign of History * 7: The archaeology of a Great Power: the complications of composition * 8: Archaeology under the red flag * 9: Childe and Soviet archaeology * 10: Reading between Lines * Part III: Personalities in the system * 11: Unbridled intellect and revolution: N. Ya. Marr * 12: The red demon of archaeology: the saga of V. I. Ravdonikas * 13: A Historian Armed with a Spade: A. V. Artsikhovsky * 14: Prince of Soviet Archaeology: B. A. Rybakov * 15: The masters and their roles. * Conclusion: Retrospective and Perspective. * Bibliography * ANNEX * A. A. Formozov: On L. S. Klejn s book The Phenomenon of Soviet Archaeology and on the phenomenon itself. * L. S. Klejn: More on Soviet archaeology and Marxism: A professor s reply to a professor s son * List of abbreviations * Indices
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