ISBN:
9781137549051
Language:
English
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1 Online-Ressource (xxv, 560 Seiten)
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Erscheint auch als Ilic, Melanie The Palgrave Handbook of Women and Gender in Twentieth-Century Russia and the Soviet Union
DDC:
305.409470904
Keywords:
Gender
Abstract:
Intro -- Acknowledgements -- Contents -- Editor and Contributors -- Glossary of Abbreviations and Non-English Terms -- List of Figures -- 1 Introduction -- 2 Russian Revolutionary as American Celebrity: A Case Study of Yekaterina Breshko-Breshkovskaya -- 3 Vera Zasulich: The Legacy of a Female Terrorist -- The Path to Political Terrorism -- Women's Role in Russian Terrorism -- Zasulich and Political Terrorism -- Lenin and Political Terrorism -- Conclusion -- 4 Sophia on the Street: Boulevard Literature Denies the Divine -- 5 On the Eve: Gender, Historiography and the Prelude to Revolution -- The Collapse of Old Paradigms -- Conclusion -- 6 Gender and Family in the Russian Revolutionary Movement -- Family Life in Theory and Practice -- Housework and Childcare -- Activist Mothering and Revolutionary Work -- Conclusion -- 7 The Kitchen Maid as Revolutionary Symbol: Paid Domestic Labour and the Emancipation of Soviet Women, 1917-1941 -- Between Work and Non-work: Paid Domestic Labour under War Communism -- Servants into Workers, NEP -- Domestic Workers into 'Real' Workers: Mobilisation during the Five-Year Plans -- Domestic Service in the Land of Victorious Socialism -- Conclusion -- 8 'Equal Pay for Equal Work': Women's Wages in Soviet Russia -- Women's Wages in Pre-Revolutionary Russia -- Early Bolshevik Policy on Wages -- Women's Wages in the 1920s -- Customary Wages -- Women's Wages in the 1930s -- Conclusion -- 9 Emancipation at the Crossroads Between the 'Woman Question' and the 'National Question' -- KUTBZh and Soviet Institutions for Women's Emancipation -- (Re)Establishing 'Otherness' -- Administrating Change -- Changing 'Byt': Subverting the 'Nation'? -- The Volga-Urals Region -- Conclusion -- 10 Babushka, Harlot, Helper, Joker: Women and Gender in 1930s Political Humour -- Women and Humour -- The Babushka -- The Harlot
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Women as 'Helpers': The Official and Unofficial United -- Women Telling Jokes: Official Treatments of Women's Humour -- Humour on Mars and Venus -- Equality in Mockery -- Conclusions -- 11 The Daily Life of Russian Peasant Women -- 12 Memory and History: Korean Women's Experiences of Repression During the Stalin Era -- Koreans in the Tsarist Empire and Soviet Russia -- Viviana Pak, Daughter of the General Secretary of the Communist Party of Korea -- Yevgeniya Petrovna Tsoi-Openko, Gulag Returnee -- Svetlana Insebovna Li, Daughter of a Korean Revolutionary -- Conclusion -- 13 Travelling Memory and Memory of Travel in Estonian Women's Deportation Stories -- Eela's Story -- A.M.'s Story -- Conclusion -- 14 Heroism in the Frame: Gender‚ Nationality and Propaganda in Tashkent and Moscow‚ 1924-1945 -- 1924 to 1941: From Revolution to War -- June to September 1941: New Patriotic Perspectives -- September 1941 to September 1942: UzTAG and the Re-Emergence of Local Protagonists -- October 1942 to 1943: Uzbek Heroism -- Conclusion -- 15 'The Motherland Calls': Soviet Women in the Great Patriotic War, 1941-1945 -- Women, Family and the State -- Soviet Socialism: Women Emancipated -- A Triple Burden -- 'Barbarossa': Motherland Calls! -- Everything for the Front! -- To the Tractors and Ploughs! -- Women Under Arms -- All for the Family! -- 'Maternal Glory' -- Aftermath -- 16 'Unstintingly Master Warfare': Women in the Red Army -- Mobilisation -- Experiences -- Conclusion -- 17 Nurses in the Soviet Union: Explorations of Gender in State and Society -- Russian Nursing -- Making Nurses Soviet -- Motherhood and Infancy -- Defence and Sanitation -- Post-war Narratives -- Conclusion -- 18 Soviet Female Experts in the Polar Regions -- Beginnings: Klenova -- Beginnings: Rimskaya-Korsakova -- Klenova, the Far North and Far South -- Rimskaya-Korsakova's Professional Career
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Conclusion -- 19 Women and Girls in the Post-Stalin Komsomol -- Women in the Komsomol Elite -- Women at the Grassroots Level -- Conclusion -- 20 State Feminism in Soviet Central Asia:Anti-Religious Campaigns and Muslim Women in Tajikistan, 1953-1982 -- 21 Women's Social Adaptation Models in Soviet Lithuania -- Methodology -- Overview of Lithuanian Statehood in the Twentieth Century -- Women in Lithuania -- Specific Features of Lithuanian Women's Adaptation Models in the Soviet Period -- Conclusion -- 22 Man About the House: Male Domesticity and Fatherhood in Soviet Visual Satire Under Khrushchev -- Men and the Home During the Khrushchev Era -- Representing Men and the Home in Visual Culture -- Men and the Home in Visual Satire -- Representing Fathers in Visual Satire -- Conclusion -- 23 Sex Education and the Depiction of Homosexuality Under Khrushchev -- The First Soviet Sex Education Manual -- Khrushchev's 'Thaw' -- Homosexuality in Khrushchev-era Sex Education Manuals -- Conclusion -- 24 Women's Role in the Alternative Culture Movements in Soviet Latvia, 1960-1990 -- Theoretical Background -- Kaza Sub-Culture in Historical Context -- The Story of Māra Zirnīte -- Māra Zirnīte's Story Analysed -- Religious Activism in Soviet Latvia as Context for Gunta Rožkalne's Story -- In the Shadow of a Hero Is the Story of Gunta Rožkalne -- Gunta's Story Analysed -- Conclusions -- 25 'As the Thread Follows the Needle': The Social Construction of the Prisoner's Wife in Russia from the Nineteenth to the Twenty-First Century -- Conclusion -- 26 'Forced Re-Settlers' in Post-Soviet Russia: Gender and Age Dimensions of Social Inequality in State Assistance with Permanent Housing -- Regimes of Admission -- Interest-Free Loans and Free Housing Schemes -- Intersections of Gender and Age -- Conclusion
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27 'A Woman Isn't a Woman When She's not Concerned About the Way She Looks': Beauty Labour and Femininity in Post-Soviet Russia -- Beauty and Femininity from the Soviet Era to the Present Day -- Theoretical Approaches to Gendered Beauty -- Beauty Labour as Disciplinarity -- Beauty Labour as Gender Performativity -- Beauty Labour at Work -- Beauty and National Identity -- Conclusion -- 28 New Russian 'Macho' Between Literature and Life -- 29 'To Give Birth or Not to Give Birth?': Having Children in Soviet and Post-Soviet Russia -- The 'Demographic Crisis' in Pre-Revolutionary Russia and the Soviet Union -- Putin's Approach to the 'Demographic Crisis' -- Family and Children as a Lifestyle Choice -- Putin's Understanding of the Family and Gender Relations -- Women's Attitudes towards Family and Children -- Material Factors and 'Maternal Capital' -- Other Factors Influencing Women's Decision to Have or Not Have Children -- Conclusion -- 30 Recent Russian Press Coverage of Unfree Labour -- Human Trafficking Out of, into and Within Russia -- Legislation and Anti-Trafficking Efforts -- Recent Russian Press Coverage, 2006-2013 -- Conclusions -- 31 Opportunities for Self-Realisation?: Young Women's Experiences of Higher Education in Russia -- Theoretical Framework -- Higher Education in the Soviet Union and Post-Soviet Russia -- From the Soviet Gender Discourse to Gender in Putin's Russia -- University-an Unquestionable Choice -- Choosing a Female Profession -- Constrained by Inequalities at University -- Conclusion -- Bibliography -- Archives -- Serials, Journals, Newspapers -- Unpublished sources -- Legal statutes -- English-language sources -- Non-English language sources -- Filmography -- Websites -- Author Index -- Subject Index
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