The Soviet Myth of World War II: Patriotic Memory and the Russian ...
2023年5月12日 · Brunstedt's main thesis is that the Soviet war myth coalesced into two competing Russian and Soviet tendencies, the first emphasizing the “transhistorical” dominance of the Russian people across 1917 and the second, “internationalist” trend extoling the post-revolutionary friendship of peoples.
The constants distinguishing Russian-Soviet patriotism include the representation of Russia's imperial past, viewing the question of a multi-national state through the paradigm of the empire's "civilizing mission", and patriotism as
Soviet patriotism in a comparative perspective: a passion for …
2010年10月27日 · The constants distinguishing Russian-Soviet patriotism include the representation of Russia’s imperial past, viewing the question of a multi-national state through the paradigm of the empire’s “civilizing mission”, and patriotism …
Soviet patriotism - Wikipedia
Soviet patriotism is the socialist patriotism involving emotional and cultural attachment of the Soviet people to the Soviet Union as their homeland. [1] It is also referred to as Soviet nationalism .
The Linguistic Representation of the Concept of PATRIOTISM …
2021年5月13日 · The article presents the procedure and results of a linguistic experimental study of the cognitive characteristics underlying basic ideas about patriotism in the modern Russian language consciousness as identified by the author from previous studies of the semantic content of the concept of PATRIOTISM in accordance with language data.
Paradoxical Russian nationalism in the Soviet context: a …
By analyzing the phenomenon of rising Russian nationalism after the “Thaw”, the core contentious question of the interpretation of patriotism in the context of Marxism–Leninist rhetoric, and the final resolution from the Central Committee of the CPSU, this article finds that both liberals and nationalists were thwarted from a clear victory.
sacralized Russian patriotism has evolved into an ambiguous con-cept due to its discrediting in the post-Soviet era. The paper claims that patriotism is an essentially contested concept, frequently employed as a promotional tool in political campaigns, with figura-
The Soviet Myth of World War II: Patriotic Memory and the Russian ...
Using a wide range of textual and archival evidence, Brunstedt ably charts five decades of tensions about whether to use the myth of World War II to foster a Soviet multi-ethnic patriotism or to promote an imperial Russo-centric narrative.’
The Soviet people: national and supranational identities in the USSR …
2015年1月23日 · The “Soviet people” meant unity grounded in familiarity with the Russian language and culture – an ambition that was not so much unattainable, frustrated though it was by day-to-day xenophobia, but ultimately unimaginable in a society where every citizen was assigned one ethnic identity (“Soviet” was not an option) in his or her ...
We formulate our aim as presenting an objective factual survey of national and language policies of the early USSR, highlighting the major stages, revealing cause-effect connections. This enables us to see both the general patterns of national and language development and how details fit into them.