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The Russians have undergone an historical development whose direction and destiny fascinates us. This book represents an exploration of the ancient roots and subsequent transformations of their cultural history. It helps readers understand controversial matters of ethnicity and historical identity for this influential, if often unstable, nation.

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"Milner-Gulland's strength lies in his ability to write with equal facility and conviction about literature and the visual arts, about the fourteenth or the twentieth century, a strength underpinned by a reluctance to compartmentalize the arts with conventional historical periodization ... I can think of few better books for opening doors into a fascinating but often misunderstood world." Seer

Table of Contents
List of Plates.

List of Figures.

Acknow;edgements.

Introduction: Aims and Methods of the Book.

1. Rus as Land and People.

2. Rus as People and as State.

3. Belief Systems.

4. Let us Join Word to Word.

5. Iconic Russia.

Conclusion.

Selective Bibliography.

Chronological Table to 1917.

Index.

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      Publisher: John Wiley and Sons Ltd
      Publication Date: Publication Date: 24/07/1997
      ISBN13: 9780631188056, 978-0631188056
      ISBN10: 0631188053

      Description

      Book Synopsis
      The Russians have undergone an historical development whose direction and destiny fascinates us. This book represents an exploration of the ancient roots and subsequent transformations of their cultural history. It helps readers understand controversial matters of ethnicity and historical identity for this influential, if often unstable, nation.

      Trade Review
      "Milner-Gulland's strength lies in his ability to write with equal facility and conviction about literature and the visual arts, about the fourteenth or the twentieth century, a strength underpinned by a reluctance to compartmentalize the arts with conventional historical periodization ... I can think of few better books for opening doors into a fascinating but often misunderstood world." Seer

      Table of Contents
      List of Plates.

      List of Figures.

      Acknow;edgements.

      Introduction: Aims and Methods of the Book.

      1. Rus as Land and People.

      2. Rus as People and as State.

      3. Belief Systems.

      4. Let us Join Word to Word.

      5. Iconic Russia.

      Conclusion.

      Selective Bibliography.

      Chronological Table to 1917.

      Index.

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