Imperial and national identities in pre-revolutionary, Soviet, and post-Soviet Russia /
Chulos, Chris J.
Remy, Johannes.
Suomalaisen Kirjallisuuden Seura.
Helsinki : SKS,
2002.
By-product of a conference entitled "Imperial self in modern Russia" held at the University of Helsinki in September 1999.
Includes bibliographical references and index.
Introduction: Russian imperial history / Chris J. Chulos and Johannes Remy -- Imperial places and stories / Elena Hellberg-Hirn -- Warrior and saint: the changing image of Alexander Nevsky as an aspect of Russian imperial identity / Mari Mäki-Petäys -- Separate realm? The Okhrana myth and imperial Russian 'otherness', 1881-1917 / Iain Lauchlan -- Out of oppression into brotherhood: the meaning of the October Revolution as part of national identity in Soviet history textbooks / Eliisa Vähä -- Stories of the empire: myth, ethnography, and village origin legends in nineteenth-century Russia / Chris J. Chulos -- Charity and national identity in late imperial Russia / Hubertus Jahn -- The Sisyphean mission: new national identity in post-communist Russia / Timo Piirainen -- The Ukrainophile intelligentsia and its relation to the Russian empire in the beginning of the reign of Alexander II (1856-1863) / Johannes Remy -- Karelians in the context of Russian imperial policy during the pre-revolutionary decade / Marina Vituhnovskaja -- Apocalyptic and nihilistic Russia? The values of imperial Russia and the Russian Revolution in Nikolai Berdyaev's interpretation of Dostoevsky's 'The possessed' / Krista Berglund -- Imperial identities in Russia: some concluding thoughts / Geoffrey Hosking.
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