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Format: xx, 390 Seiten : , Illustrationen, Diagramme, Pläne.

ISBN: 978-0-7294-1182-0

Series Statement: Oxford University studies in the enlightenment 2016:07

Language: French

Subjects: Romance Studies , Slavic Studies

Keywords: Französisch ; Theater ; Hochschulschrift

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URL: Inhaltsverzeichnis

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Format: 1 DVD-Video (95 min) , farbig , 19 cm

Content: "In den 1870er-Jahren wird das Uhrmacherstädtchen Saint Imier im schweizerischen Jura zum Zentrum des Anarchismus. Unter anderem kreuzen sich die Wege von Pjotr Alexejewitsch Kropotkin, einem russischen Geographen, und einer Arbeiterin in einer Uhrenfabrik, die sich bald einer anarchistischen Arbeiterbewegung anschließt. Mit einem ausgefeilten Bildkonzept, das auf Dezentralisierung setzt, geht der Film den Verbindungen von Uhrenarbeit, Anarchismus, Fotografie und globaler Kommunikation nach. Die außergewöhnliche Inszenierung fängt dabei ein historisches Moment ein, in dem die Welt noch offen war für alternative Konzepte von Arbeit und Zeit." [filmdienst.de]

Note: Original: Schweiz 2022 , Bonus: Trailer , Bildformat 1.78:1 (16:9) , Französisch, Deutsch - Untertitel: Deutsch, Französisch

Language: French

Keywords: Film ; DVD-Video

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Format: 1 online resource (385 pages)

ISBN: 9781501757723

Series Statement: NIU Series in Slavic, East European, and Eurasian Studies

Content: Cover -- The Europeanized Elite in Russia, 1762-1825 -- Title -- Copyright -- Contents -- Acknowledgments -- Illustrations -- Abbreviations -- Note on Transliteration and Dates -- INTRODUCTION -- 1 INTERNALIZING PUBLIC ROLES: ZEALOUS SERVICEMEN AND CURIOUS NOBLEMEN -- From Passions to Ambitions: Human Nature and Governance from Peter I to the Emancipation of the Nobility -- Curiosity, Utility, Pleasure: Official Discourses of Natural Philosophy and Their Alternatives in Russia in the Run-up to 1762 -- 2 THE COURT AND THE FAMILY: CUCKOLDED HUSBANDS AND LONELY WIVES -- Dramatic Conflicts and Social Performance at the Russian Court in the 1760s: A Sociocultural Perspective on Marital Infidelity -- Performing Womanhood in Eighteenth-Century Russia: Cultural Identity in the Letters of Ekaterina Rumiantseva and Dar'ia Saltykova -- 3 THE DOMESTIC ECONOMY: BETWEEN OSTENTATION AND RATIONALIZATION -- The Practice of Personal Finance and the Problem of Debt among the Noble Elite in Eighteenth-Century Russia -- Self-fashioning, Estate Design, and Agricultural Improvement: 1.1. Bariatinskii's Enlightened Reforms of Country Living -- 4 OFFICERS OFF THE BATTLEFIELD: MANAGERS AND THINKERS -- Warriors in Peace: The Everyday Life of Russian Officers at the Beginning of the Nineteenth Century -- The Political Language of the Europeanized Military Elite in the Early Nineteenth Century: The Unpublished Diary and Letters of Vasilii Viazemskii -- 5 ALTERNATIVE SOCIABILITIES AND SPIRITUALITIES: THE LODGE AND THE ENGLISH CLUB -- The Emotional Culture of Moscow Rosicrucians: An Experiment in Alternative Europeanization -- The Moscow English Club and the Public Sphere in Early Nineteenth-Century Russia -- 6 EXPERIENCING THE OTHER: FOREIGNERS AND COACHMEN.

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Additional Edition: ISBN 9781609092078

Additional Edition: Erscheint auch als Druck-Ausgabe ISBN 9781609092078

Language: English

URL: lizenzpflichtig

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Format: 336 Seiten , 24 cm

ISBN: 9791034401581

Series Statement: Études orientales, slaves et néo-helléniques

Content: This volume offers a selection of contributions to the tenth international conference of the Study Group on Eighteenth-Century Russia, held in 2018 at Strasbourg University, France, which commemorates the fiftieth anniversary of the Study Group's founding. The papers published in this volume cover the various periods of Russia's 'long eighteenth century', from the reign of Peter I (1682-1725) to the reign of Alexander I (1801-1825). The volume comprises eight sections, which focus respectively on : the historiography of the field of eighteenth-century Russian studies over the last fifty years; the practices of power by the Russian state; the geography of contacts and trade; the work of cultural brokers between Russia and contemporary Europe; the writing of subjectivity; gender in historical and literary context; literary practices and traditions; and the relationship between literature and power. Each of these eight sections reflect the interdisciplinary approach that is a well-established tradition within the Study Group. The introduction presents an overview of current methodological developments in the field of eighteenth-century Russian studies."--Page 4 of cover

Note: Aufsätze englisch, dazu Abstracts auf französisch

Language: English

Subjects: History

Keywords: Russland ; Außenpolitik ; Kultur ; Geschichte 1700-1800 ; Konferenzschrift

URL: Inhaltsverzeichnis

Author information: Ržeuckij, Vladislav Stanislavovič 1970-

Author information: Baudin, Rodolphe 1974-

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Format: 1 Online-Ressource (viii, 371 pages)

ISBN: 9781609092078 , 1609092074

Series Statement: NIU Series in Slavic, East European, and Eurasian Studies

Content: This illuminating volume provides a new understanding of the subjective identity and public roles of Russia's Europeanized elite between the years of 1762 and 1825. Through a series of rich case studies, the editors reconstruct the social group's worldview, complex identities, conflicting loyalties, and evolving habits. The studies explore the institutions that shaped these nobles, their attitude to state service, the changing patterns of their family life, their emotional world, religious beliefs, and sense of time. The creation of a Europeanized elite in Russia was a state-initiated project that aimed to overcome the presumed "backwardness" of the country. The evolution of this social group in its relations to political authority provides insight into the fraught identity of a country developing on the geopolitical periphery of Europe. In contrast to postcolonial studies that explore the imposition of political, social, and cultural structures on colonized societies, this multidisciplinary volume explores the patterns of behavior and emotion that emerge from the processes of self-Europeanization. The Europeanized Elite in Russia, 1762 1825 will appeal to scholars and general readers interested in Russian history and culture, particularly in light of current political debates about globalization and widening social inequality in Europe

Note: Includes bibliographical references and index

Additional Edition: ISBN 9781609092078

Additional Edition: ISBN 9780875807478

Additional Edition: ISBN 087580747X

Additional Edition: Erscheint auch als Druck-Ausgabe Europeanized elite in Russia, 1762-1825 DeKalb : Northern Illinois University Press, ©2017

Additional Edition: Erscheint auch als Druck-Ausgabe Europeanized elite in Russia, 1762-1825 DeKalb : Northern Illinois University Press, [2016]

Language: English

URL: lizenzpflichtig

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Format: viii, 371 Seiten : , Illustrationen.

ISBN: 978-0-87580-747-8

Content: This illuminating volume provides a new understanding of the subjective identity and public roles of Russia's Europeanized elite between the years of 1762 and 1825. Through a series of rich case studies, the editors reconstruct the social group's worldview, complex identities, conflicting loyalties, and evolving habits. The studies explore the institutions that shaped these nobles, their attitude to state service, the changing patterns of their family life, their emotional world, religious beliefs, and sense of time. The creation of a Europeanized elite in Russia was a state-initiated project that aimed to overcome the presumed "backwardness" of the country. The evolution of this social group in its relations to political authority provides insight into the fraught identity of a country developing on the geopolitical periphery of Europe. In contrast to postcolonial studies that explore the imposition of political, social, and cultural structures on colonized societies, this multidisciplinary volume explores the patterns of behavior and emotion that emerge from the processes of self-Europeanization. The Europeanized Elite in Russia, 1762 1825 will appeal to scholars and general readers interested in Russian history and culture, particularly in light of current political debates about globalization and widening social inequality in Europe

Note: Includes bibliographical references , Text englisch

Additional Edition: Erscheint auch als Online-Ausgabe (ebook) ISBN 978-1-609-09207-8

Language: English

Subjects: History , Slavic Studies

Keywords: Elite ; Aufsatzsammlung

URL: Rezension

URL: Inhaltsverzeichnis

URL: Literaturverzeichnis

URL: Register // Gemischte Register

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ISBN: 979-1-03-440356-1

Content: This volume offers a selection of contributions to the tenth international conference of the Study Group on Eighteenth-Century Russia, held in 2018 at Strasbourg University, France, which commemorates the fiftieth anniversary of the Study Group's founding. The papers published in this volume cover the various periods of Russia's 'long eighteenth century', from the reign of Peter I (1682-1725) to the reign of Alexander I (1801-1825). The volume comprises eight sections, which focus respectively on : the historiography of the field of eighteenth-century Russian studies over the last fifty years; the practices of power by the Russian state; the geography of contacts and trade; the work of cultural brokers between Russia and contemporary Europe; the writing of subjectivity; gender in historical and literary context; literary practices and traditions; and the relationship between literature and power. Each of these eight sections reflect the interdisciplinary approach that is a well-established tradition within the Study Group. The introduction presents an overview of current methodological developments in the field of eighteenth-century Russian studies."--Page 4 of cover.

Note: Introduction / , Rethinking the Paradigms -- , Consciousness, Concepts and Agency in Eighteenth-Century Russia : from Histoire Totale to Histoire Croisée -- , Elise Kimerling Wirtschafter -- , The Historiographies of Russian Culture : The Perspective of Fifty Years -- , Gary Marker -- , State and Power Practices -- , The Problem of the Succession to the Throne in Eighteenth-Century Russia : The "Declaration of Rights" and Pravda voli monarshei in Catherine II's Papers -- , Elena Marasinova -- , Count Otto Heinrich Igelstrim and the Failure of Enlightened Reform in Russia's Southern Empire -- , Ricarda Vulpius -- , Geographies of Contact and Trade Practices -- , "Most Favoured Nation" or "Half Colony" ? : Conflicting Interpretations of the Anglo-Russian Commercial Treaty of 1734 -- , Tilman Plath -- , The System of Transit Trade of English Merchants with Iran via Russia in the 1730s and 1740s -- , Vera R Sidorova -- , Brokers and the Circulation of Cultural Practices -- , Quiet Observers or Secret Protagonists? Foreign Diplomats at the Court of Emperor Peter III Tatjana Trautmann -- , Enlightened Education at the Russian Court : The Swiss Governesses at Work Danièle Tosato-Rigo -- , James Galiffe's Experience as a Teacher : The Social and Intellectual Strategies of an Impoverished Geneva Patrician in Early Nineteenth-Century Russia -- , Rodolphe Baudin -- , Samuel Bentham's Mission to Russia (1805-1807) and the Saint Petersburg Panopticon -- , Roger Bartlett -- , Reflecting Personal Experience and Writing the Self in Eighteenth-Century Russia -- , Forms and Methods of Structuring Memoir Narratives in Late Eighteenth-Century Russia Alexandra Veselova -- , The Everyday Religious Life of a Russian Officer during the Seven Years War : Andrei T. Bolotov and the Activities of the Russian Orthodox Mission in Prussia -- , Mikhail R Miliutin -- , Shaping One's Self in Letters : Mikhail N. Murav'ëv as an honnête homme of the Catherinian Period -- , Alexandr Ivinskiy -- , Being and Writing Female -- , The Everyday Life of Russian Women during the Reign of Peter I Anastasia Vidnichuk -- , Natal'ia A. Neelova's Literary Experiment : French Novels and the Elite Woman Writer in Eighteenth-Century Russia Sara Dickinson -- , The Gender-Genre Question in Ekaterina S. Urusova's Rogneda Amanda Ewington -- , Literary Practices and Traditions -- , On Bible and Liturgical Borrowings in the Odic Pœtry of Milchail V. Lomonosov and Vasilii P. Petrov -- , Evgenii Matveev -- , European Sentimental Bestsellers in Russia Hilde Hoogenboom -- , Literature and Politics : Forms of Literary Discourse -- , The "Ideal" Russia in the Correspondence -- , between Valentin Jameray-Duval and Anastasiia I. Sokolova -- , Angelina Vacheva -- , The Topic of Peace in Nikolai M. Karamzin's Letters of a Russian Traveller -- , Joachim Klein -- , Afterword -- The Study Group on Eighteenth-Century Russia : The First 50 Years -- , Anthony Cross -- , French Abstracts / Résumés en français. , In English, with abstracts in French.

Additional Edition: ISBN 979-1-03-440158-1

Language: English

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Format: 1 online resource (viii, 371 pages)

ISBN: 9781501757723 (e-book)

Additional Edition: Print version: Europeanized elite in Russia, 1762-1825 : public role and subjective self. DeKalb, Illinois : NIU Press, c2016 ISBN 9781609092078

Language: English

Keywords: Electronic books.

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ISBN: 979-1-03-440356-1

Content: This volume offers a selection of contributions to the tenth international conference of the Study Group on Eighteenth-Century Russia, held in 2018 at Strasbourg University, France, which commemorates the fiftieth anniversary of the Study Group's founding. The papers published in this volume cover the various periods of Russia's 'long eighteenth century', from the reign of Peter I (1682-1725) to the reign of Alexander I (1801-1825). The volume comprises eight sections, which focus respectively on : the historiography of the field of eighteenth-century Russian studies over the last fifty years; the practices of power by the Russian state; the geography of contacts and trade; the work of cultural brokers between Russia and contemporary Europe; the writing of subjectivity; gender in historical and literary context; literary practices and traditions; and the relationship between literature and power. Each of these eight sections reflect the interdisciplinary approach that is a well-established tradition within the Study Group. The introduction presents an overview of current methodological developments in the field of eighteenth-century Russian studies."--Page 4 of cover.

Note: Introduction / , Rethinking the Paradigms -- , Consciousness, Concepts and Agency in Eighteenth-Century Russia : from Histoire Totale to Histoire Croisée -- , Elise Kimerling Wirtschafter -- , The Historiographies of Russian Culture : The Perspective of Fifty Years -- , Gary Marker -- , State and Power Practices -- , The Problem of the Succession to the Throne in Eighteenth-Century Russia : The "Declaration of Rights" and Pravda voli monarshei in Catherine II's Papers -- , Elena Marasinova -- , Count Otto Heinrich Igelstrim and the Failure of Enlightened Reform in Russia's Southern Empire -- , Ricarda Vulpius -- , Geographies of Contact and Trade Practices -- , "Most Favoured Nation" or "Half Colony" ? : Conflicting Interpretations of the Anglo-Russian Commercial Treaty of 1734 -- , Tilman Plath -- , The System of Transit Trade of English Merchants with Iran via Russia in the 1730s and 1740s -- , Vera R Sidorova -- , Brokers and the Circulation of Cultural Practices -- , Quiet Observers or Secret Protagonists? Foreign Diplomats at the Court of Emperor Peter III Tatjana Trautmann -- , Enlightened Education at the Russian Court : The Swiss Governesses at Work Danièle Tosato-Rigo -- , James Galiffe's Experience as a Teacher : The Social and Intellectual Strategies of an Impoverished Geneva Patrician in Early Nineteenth-Century Russia -- , Rodolphe Baudin -- , Samuel Bentham's Mission to Russia (1805-1807) and the Saint Petersburg Panopticon -- , Roger Bartlett -- , Reflecting Personal Experience and Writing the Self in Eighteenth-Century Russia -- , Forms and Methods of Structuring Memoir Narratives in Late Eighteenth-Century Russia Alexandra Veselova -- , The Everyday Religious Life of a Russian Officer during the Seven Years War : Andrei T. Bolotov and the Activities of the Russian Orthodox Mission in Prussia -- , Mikhail R Miliutin -- , Shaping One's Self in Letters : Mikhail N. Murav'ëv as an honnête homme of the Catherinian Period -- , Alexandr Ivinskiy -- , Being and Writing Female -- , The Everyday Life of Russian Women during the Reign of Peter I Anastasia Vidnichuk -- , Natal'ia A. Neelova's Literary Experiment : French Novels and the Elite Woman Writer in Eighteenth-Century Russia Sara Dickinson -- , The Gender-Genre Question in Ekaterina S. Urusova's Rogneda Amanda Ewington -- , Literary Practices and Traditions -- , On Bible and Liturgical Borrowings in the Odic Pœtry of Milchail V. Lomonosov and Vasilii P. Petrov -- , Evgenii Matveev -- , European Sentimental Bestsellers in Russia Hilde Hoogenboom -- , Literature and Politics : Forms of Literary Discourse -- , The "Ideal" Russia in the Correspondence -- , between Valentin Jameray-Duval and Anastasiia I. Sokolova -- , Angelina Vacheva -- , The Topic of Peace in Nikolai M. Karamzin's Letters of a Russian Traveller -- , Joachim Klein -- , Afterword -- The Study Group on Eighteenth-Century Russia : The First 50 Years -- , Anthony Cross -- , French Abstracts / Résumés en français. , In English, with abstracts in French.

Additional Edition: ISBN 979-1-03-440158-1

Language: English

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Format: Online resource (435 p.)

ISBN: 9781789627220

Series Statement: 2016:07

Content: Le théâtre en langue française, qui fut au centre des occupations quotidiennes de la cour et des élites urbaines russes au XVIIIe siècle, n’a jamais été exploré de manière systématique. L’ouvrage d’Alexeï Evstratov vient combler ce manque, en proposant une étude interdisciplinaire des spectacles représentés en français dans la capitale de l’Empire de Russie de 1743 – date de l’installation de la première troupe permanente de comédiens français en Russie – à la mort de Catherine II en 1796. Cette reconstitution du théâtre francophone joué à Saint-Pétersbourg, envisagé comme phénomène artistique, social et politique, met en évidence les interactions entre le projet des autorités, les troupes de comédiens, le répertoire et les pratiques sociales à l’œuvre dans la salle.Alexeï Evstratov propose une vision d’ensemble des multiples aspects des spectacles francophones : il dresse le répertoire des pièces jouées en langue française à la cour et dans la ville, analyse le déroulement des représentations et les discours théoriques qui les accompagnent. Il montre ainsi que les spectacles francophones étaient au cœur de la politique culturelle de Catherine II, et que l’importation de nouvelles pratiques culturelles a permis de créer une société locale supervisée par la cour. Les spectacles jouent en effet un rôle primordial dans la définition des frontières mouvantes entre la cour et la ville, la scène et la salle, la sphère publique et la sphère privée.Dans cet ouvrage, la réflexion de l’auteur s’articule d’une part autour de l’expérience théâtrale, notamment par la reconstitution du cadre de réception du répertoire francophone par les différents publics, et d’autre part autour des transferts culturels entre la France et la Russie au XVIIIe siècle. Son enquête sur les comédiens, les spectateurs, les œuvres et les représentations des spectacles contribue ainsi au récit de l’invention d’une société.

Additional Edition: ISBN 9780729411820

Language: French

URL: Liverpool University Press

URL: Liverpool University Press