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Subjects
Politics and government, Cultural pluralism, Sources, Ethnic relations, Language and culture, Self-perception, Imperialism, Discourse analysis, Rationalization (Psychology), Social conditions, History, Russia (federation), social conditions, Russia (federation), politics and government, Russia (federation), history
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Table of Contents

pt. 1. Defining empire in a dialogue
pt. 2. The challenge of unification and resistance
Governance, education, and the problems of empire in the age of Catherine II / Jan Kusber
"Us" and "them" : Polish self-descriptions and perceptions of the Russian Empire between homogeneity and diversity (1815-1863) / Hans-Christian Petersen
Siberian middle ground : languages of rule and accommodation on the Siberian frontier / Sergey Glebov
pt. 3. The challenge of transformation and rationalization
Russian physical anthropology of the nineteenth-early twentieth centuries : imperial race, colonial other, degenerate types, and the Russian racial body / Marina Mogilner
"The real and live ethnographic map of Russia" : the Russian Empire in the mirror of the State Duma / Alexander Semyonov
Redefining empire : social engineering in late imperial Russia / Ilya Gerasimov.

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"Published ... within the collective research project Languages of Self Description and Representation in the Russian Empire"--T.p. verso.

Includes bibliographical references and index.

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Russian history and culture -- v. 1
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Sources

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947
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DK113 .E48 2009, DK113.E48 2009

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2009012418
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317623286

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