러시아/소비에트 일상연구: 역사적 조망과 방법론적 전망
Russian/Soviet Everyday Life: Historical Review and Methodological Perspective
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This article is devoted to review history and present condition of Russian/Soviet Everyday Life Studies in terms of their objects and methodologies and on top of that to examine some important theoretical issues around them. Emphasizing academic significance of Everyday Life, I will draw out a few problematics when it will be applied to Russian Soviet historical cases. This is to measure rough outlines of Everyday Life Studies on Russia/Soviet and at the same time to highlight their interesting particularities. In this regard this article will give close attention to some characteristics of Everyday Live Studies as a new methodological prism, as well as to the 19th Russian peculiar perspectives on "byt" and concrete historical instances when they are attempted to be realized in Soviet era. In that Russian and Soviet cases of Everyday life Studies are revealing "actuality" and "problematic" simultaneously, it can offer new reflections on the well-known topic of universality and specialty of Russian culture and will help to shed new light on the problem of methodological "gap" between "historical" and "literary" approaches.
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This article is devoted to review history and present condition of Russian/Soviet Everyday Life Studies in terms of their objects and methodologies and on top of that to examine some important theoretical issues around them. Emphasizing academic significance of Everyday Life, I will draw out a few problematics when it will be applied to Russian Soviet historical cases. This is to measure rough outlines of Everyday Life Studies on Russia/Soviet and at the same time to highlight their interesting particularities. In this regard this article will give close attention to some characteristics of Everyday Live Studies as a new methodological prism, as well as to the 19th Russian peculiar perspectives on "byt" and concrete historical instances when they are attempted to be realized in Soviet era. In that Russian and Soviet cases of Everyday life Studies are revealing "actuality" and "problematic" simultaneously, it can offer new reflections on the well-known topic of universality and specialty of Russian culture and will help to shed new light on the problem of methodological "gap" between "historical" and "literary" approaches.
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