Frame Murray, Kolonitskii Boris, Marks Steven G., Stockdale Melissa K. (eds.) Russian Culture in War and Revolution, 1914-22. Book 2: Political Culture, Identities, Mentalities, and Memory

Slavica Publishers, 2014. — 23, 426 p. — ISBN: 9780893574239, 9780893574246, 0893574236.Political Culture
Mobilizing the Nation: Patriotic Culture in Russia’s Great War and Revolution, 1914-20
Russian Leaders of the Great War and Revolutionary Era in Representations and Rumors
Circulation and Production of News and Rumor in Rural Russia during World War I
The Symbol of “Mother Russia” Across Two Epochs: From the First World War to the Civil War
Mass Urban Festivals in the Era of War and Revolution, 1914-22
The Russian Experience of Money, 1914–24
Identities and Mentalities
Love and Death: Transforming Sexualities in Russia, 1914–22
Fashion in Russia’s War and Revolution
Thinking the Nation through Times of Trial: Russian Philosophy in War and Revolution
Music and Russian Identity in War and Revolution, 1914–22
Psychiatric Diagnosis as Political Critique: Russia in War and Revolution
Myths and Memory
The Great War and the Civil War in Russian Memory
The Great War in Soviet Interwar Films: How to Forget (or Not)
Russian Monuments to the First World War: Where Are They? Why Are They?
“Twentieth-Century Apocalypse” or a “Grimace of Pain”? The Vanishing Traces of October
Conclusions
Summing Up: Culture(s) in a Time of Crisis
The Great War and Russian Culture in Comparative Perspective
Notes on Contributors