Writing Culture and Identity in Imperial Russia
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Köp båda 2 för 1466 krThis is an intriguing work, smoothly written and with plenty of necessary illustrative examples of the major artistic endeavours of the period. Dianina's imaginative and persuasive discussion of the relationship between art and national identity will appeal to a wide readership: as well as historians of late Imperial Russia, those interested in the fields of cultural studies and museology should gain much from reading this important work. * European History Quarterly * When Art Makes News is a rich resource that deepens our understanding about the fashioning of identity and the role of public discourse and counter-discourse in that process. * Modern Language Review * This book will prove useful and interesting to a wide audience, from those who seek new material to explain this complex period to students, to those who are researching the deeper themes of national identity and cultural tradition with which its rich content engages. * Slavonic and East European Review * This book is an important contribution to Russian Cultural Studies and will be welcomed by all scholars of Imperial Russia. * Canadian Slavonic Papers *
Katia Dianina is assistant professor of Slavic languages and literatures at the University of Virginia.