Defining the Others, "them", in relation to one's own reference group, "us", has been an essential phase in the formation of collective identities. This volume examines the development and contexts of various images, perceptions and categories of the external and internal Others in Russia from the 16th century Muscovy to the collapse of the Russian empire.
Defining the Others, "them", in relation to one's own reference group, "us", has been an essential phase in the formation of collective identities. This volume examines the development and contexts of various images, perceptions and categories of the external and internal Others in Russia from the 16th century Muscovy to the collapse of the Russian empire.
Kati Parppei is a university lecturer (title of docent) in the Department of Geographical and Historical Studies at the University of Eastern Finland. Her interests include the history of mentalities and ideas, image studies, Russian history, and borderland issues. Bulat Rakhimzianov is currently a PhD student at University College Dublin. His research interests include the relations between the Tatar khanates and Moscow in the fifteenth and sixteenth centuries, and the uses of Tatar medieval history in contemporary historical writings and politics.
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Preface Kati Parppei and Bulat Rakhimzianov Introduction: Images, Otherness, and Images of the Others Kati Parppei and Bulat Rakhimzianov Part One: Creating Prototypes Section Summary David M. Goldfrank 1. Varieties of Otherness in Ivan IV's Muscovy: Relativity, Multiplicity, and Ambiguity Charles J. Halperin 2. The Depiction of "Us" and "Them" in the Illuminated Codex of the 1560s-1570s Jaakko Lehtovirta 3. The Image of the Other: The Perception of Tatars by Russian Intellectuals and Officials in the Fifteenth to Seventeenth Centuries (Chroniclers, Diplomats, Voivodes, and Writers) Maksim Moiseev 4. From Inozemtsy to Inovertsy and Novokreshchenye: Images of Otherness in Eighteenth-Century Russia Ricarda Vulpius Part Two: Categorizing the "Internal Others" Section Summary Michael Khodarkovsky 5. From "Sovereign's Strangers" to "Our Savages": Otherness of Siberian Indigenous Peoples in Seventeenth- and Eighteenth-Century Russia Yuri Akimov 6. The Russians and the Oirats (Dzungars) in Asia in the Seventeenth and Eighteenth Centuries: Contacts and Images of the "Other" in the Era of Empire Building Vladimir Puzanov 7. "In a Menagerie of Nations": Crimean Others in Travelogues, c. 1800 Nikita Khrapunov 8. Visually Integrating the Other Within: Imperial Photography and the Image of the Caucasus (1864-1915) Dominik Gutmeyr-Schnur 9. Perception of Others within One Ethnic Minority: Jewish Ethnographic Studies in the Late Russian Empire Marina Shcherbakova Part Three: The Other in Times of Conflict and Crisis Section Summary Stephen M. Norris 10. The Russian Imagological Bestiary: The Zoomorphic Image of the Enemy ("Other") at the Turn of the Century, 1890-1905 Anna Rezvukhina, Alena Rezvukhina, and Sergey Troitskiy 11. Hungry and Different-"Otherness" in Imperial Famine Relief: 1891-1892 Immo Rebitschek 12. "Agitators and Spies": The Enemy Image of Itinerant Russians in the Grand Duchy of Finland, 1899-1900 Johanna Wassholm 13. The Self and the Other: Representations of the Monarchist Foe and Ally in the Satirical Press of the Russian Right (1906-1908) Oleg Minin 14. The Construction of the Image of the "Other" in the Discussion of the "Yellow Peril": Chinese People in Late Imperial Russia Andrey Avdashkin 15. "Own" and "Other": Soldiers, Officers, and the Fatal Zigzags of the Russian Revolution in the Last Year of the Life of General L. G. Kornilov (1870-1918) Il'ia Rat'kovskii Contributors
Preface Kati Parppei and Bulat Rakhimzianov Introduction: Images, Otherness, and Images of the Others Kati Parppei and Bulat Rakhimzianov Part One: Creating Prototypes Section Summary David M. Goldfrank 1. Varieties of Otherness in Ivan IV's Muscovy: Relativity, Multiplicity, and Ambiguity Charles J. Halperin 2. The Depiction of "Us" and "Them" in the Illuminated Codex of the 1560s-1570s Jaakko Lehtovirta 3. The Image of the Other: The Perception of Tatars by Russian Intellectuals and Officials in the Fifteenth to Seventeenth Centuries (Chroniclers, Diplomats, Voivodes, and Writers) Maksim Moiseev 4. From Inozemtsy to Inovertsy and Novokreshchenye: Images of Otherness in Eighteenth-Century Russia Ricarda Vulpius Part Two: Categorizing the "Internal Others" Section Summary Michael Khodarkovsky 5. From "Sovereign's Strangers" to "Our Savages": Otherness of Siberian Indigenous Peoples in Seventeenth- and Eighteenth-Century Russia Yuri Akimov 6. The Russians and the Oirats (Dzungars) in Asia in the Seventeenth and Eighteenth Centuries: Contacts and Images of the "Other" in the Era of Empire Building Vladimir Puzanov 7. "In a Menagerie of Nations": Crimean Others in Travelogues, c. 1800 Nikita Khrapunov 8. Visually Integrating the Other Within: Imperial Photography and the Image of the Caucasus (1864-1915) Dominik Gutmeyr-Schnur 9. Perception of Others within One Ethnic Minority: Jewish Ethnographic Studies in the Late Russian Empire Marina Shcherbakova Part Three: The Other in Times of Conflict and Crisis Section Summary Stephen M. Norris 10. The Russian Imagological Bestiary: The Zoomorphic Image of the Enemy ("Other") at the Turn of the Century, 1890-1905 Anna Rezvukhina, Alena Rezvukhina, and Sergey Troitskiy 11. Hungry and Different-"Otherness" in Imperial Famine Relief: 1891-1892 Immo Rebitschek 12. "Agitators and Spies": The Enemy Image of Itinerant Russians in the Grand Duchy of Finland, 1899-1900 Johanna Wassholm 13. The Self and the Other: Representations of the Monarchist Foe and Ally in the Satirical Press of the Russian Right (1906-1908) Oleg Minin 14. The Construction of the Image of the "Other" in the Discussion of the "Yellow Peril": Chinese People in Late Imperial Russia Andrey Avdashkin 15. "Own" and "Other": Soldiers, Officers, and the Fatal Zigzags of the Russian Revolution in the Last Year of the Life of General L. G. Kornilov (1870-1918) Il'ia Rat'kovskii Contributors
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