A Study on the Ethic Disposition in Russian Literature and Media: Focusing on the Russia Eastward Policy and the Russo-Japanese War
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Most literature is creative and based on imagination, but the concrete shape reflects the real world and historical figure. In this respect, literature exists as a memory, and most of the literature representing each country reflect the culture and language of the time. This is the real world which is different positions and perspectives are expressed, such as conflicts between the real world and individuals, human choices thrown into unwanted situations, nationality, class, and gender. In particular, the humanistic approach through literary works helps to understand the ethnic disposition of individual countries in terms of humanistic characteristics such as ethnicity, because the cultural psychological prototype of individual people inherent in nationalism works meaningfully. The characteristic of Russian nationalism in the late 19th and early 20th centuries was the clash between Japan and the Western powers in the process of building the TSR and eastern policy, which was called the imperialist expansion after the defeat of the Crimean War (1853-1856). In this context, this article is to examine the characteristics and aspects of the ethnic group mentality about the imperialist perception change, imperialist expansion and downfall, and revolution of Russia before and after the Russo-Japanese War (1904-1905) through literary works and media.
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Most literature is creative and based on imagination, but the concrete shape reflects the real world and historical figure. In this respect, literature exists as a memory, and most of the literature representing each country reflect the culture and language of the time. This is the real world which is different positions and perspectives are expressed, such as conflicts between the real world and individuals, human choices thrown into unwanted situations, nationality, class, and gender. In particular, the humanistic approach through literary works helps to understand the ethnic disposition of individual countries in terms of humanistic characteristics such as ethnicity, because the cultural psychological prototype of individual people inherent in nationalism works meaningfully. The characteristic of Russian nationalism in the late 19th and early 20th centuries was the clash between Japan and the Western powers in the process of building the TSR and eastern policy, which was called the imperialist expansion after the defeat of the Crimean War (1853-1856). In this context, this article is to examine the characteristics and aspects of the ethnic group mentality about the imperialist perception change, imperialist expansion and downfall, and revolution of Russia before and after the Russo-Japanese War (1904-1905) through literary works and media.