This first in-depth comparison of Putinâ s neomedieval memory politics and re-Stalinization proposes new approaches to the study of the right-wing populist memory in Russia and beyond.
This first in-depth comparison of Putinâ s neomedieval memory politics and re-Stalinization proposes new approaches to the study of the right-wing populist memory in Russia and beyond.
Dina Khapaeva is Professor at the Georgia Institute of Technology, USA. Among her latest books are Crimes sans châtiment (2023) and The Celebration of Death in Contemporary Culture (2017). Until 2009, she was Director for Research at Smolny College of Liberal Arts and Sciences, and a professor at St. Petersburg State University, Russia.
Inhaltsangabe
Introduction 1. Political Neomedievalism, the Memory of the Perpetrators, and Mobmemory 2. Putin's Neomedieval Politics of History 3. Post-Soviet Historians and Religious Activists on the Medieval Oprichnina 4. The Post-Soviet Far Right on Establishing the New Oprichnina 5. The Oprichnina and Serfdom in Popular Culture and Public Debates 6. Re-Stalinization in Putin's Russia 7. Working through the Past Russian-Style: Mobmemory in Vladimir Sharov's Prose. Conclusion: The Politics of Reversed Time - Apocalypse as Practice
Introduction 1. Political Neomedievalism, the Memory of the Perpetrators, and Mobmemory 2. Putin's Neomedieval Politics of History 3. Post-Soviet Historians and Religious Activists on the Medieval Oprichnina 4. The Post-Soviet Far Right on Establishing the New Oprichnina 5. The Oprichnina and Serfdom in Popular Culture and Public Debates 6. Re-Stalinization in Putin's Russia 7. Working through the Past Russian-Style: Mobmemory in Vladimir Sharov's Prose. Conclusion: The Politics of Reversed Time - Apocalypse as Practice
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