The politics of nationalism in the Republic of Sakha (Northeastern Siberia), 1900-2000
Subtitle: ethnic conflicts under the Soviet regime
By: Tatiana Argounova-Low, with a foreword by Piers Vitebsky
Contributors: Vitebsky, Piers
Publisher: The Edwin Mellen Press
Published: 2012
Place of publication: Lewiston, NY
Language: eng
ISBN-13: 9780773426009
Copyright date: 2011
Subjects: Cases; History; Nationalism; Ethnic relations; Regionalism
Notes: Includes bibliographical references and index.
Table of contents: title: The Republic of Sakha (Yakutiia); title: Political history; title: Taatta ulus; title: Soviet understandings of natsionalizm; title: Silence; title: Political movements (1900s-1930s); title: Political climate; title: Intelligentsia and elite; title: Political unions of the Sakha intelligentsia; title: Punishment; title: Natsionalizm as a principle of inclusion and exclusion; title: Natsionalizm as a form of witchcraft; title: Cultural movement s (1900s - 1930s); title: Taatta as rural heartland; title: Proletarian aesthetics; title: Traditions of Olonkho; title: Cultural societies; title: The Taatta dialect as a basis for the written literary Sakha language; title: Punishment; title: Natsionalizm as an expression of xenophobia; title: Punishment continued: Basharin and his book on the writers; title: Drunken fight in a Taatta village, 1954; title: Drunken fight; title: Punishment; title: Natsionalizm as a rationale for scapegoating; title: Natsionalizm as an expression of paranoia; title: Hostilities on Friendship Square, Yakutsk, 1986; title: Fight on the skating-rink; title: Industrial development; title: Demographic situation; title: No friendship on Friendship Square; title: Instigated event?; title: Natsionalist slant; title: Punishment; title: Natsionalizm as constructed deviance; title: Taatta revisited; title: Breaking the vicious circle; title: Breaking the silence; title: Taatta rehabilitation; title: The KGB's apologies; title: Dmitrii Kusturov; title: My father; title: Museums; title: Natsionalizm as a smokescreen; title: "The perfect member of a society" or "is there immunity from natsionalizm?"; title: The "enemy"; title: Nationalism and natsionalizm.