Foregrounding transnational movements in and around Soviet culture, Red Migrations rethinks the field of migration studies in socialist Eastern Europe.
Foregrounding transnational movements in and around Soviet culture, Red Migrations rethinks the field of migration studies in socialist Eastern Europe.
Philip Gleissner is an assistant professor in the Department of Slavic and East European Languages and Cultures at the Ohio State University. Bradley A. Gorski is an assistant professor in the Department of Slavic Languages at Georgetown University.
Inhaltsangabe
Introduction: From Internationalism to Transnationalism Philip Gleissner and Bradley A. Gorski Part I: Forms 1. "How They Do It in America": Cultural Arbitrage in Soviet Russia Serguei Oushakine 2. Transnational Theory of the Avant-Garde: János Mácza, Artistic Praxis, and the Marxist Method Irina Denischenko 3. Staging Revolution: Stalinist Drambalet in the German Democratic Republic Elizabeth H. Stern 4. Hegelienkov: Eval'd Ilienkov, Western Marxism, and Philosophical Politics after Stalin Trevor Wilson
Part II: Geographies 5. Guides to Berlin: Exiles, Émigrés, and the Left Roman Utkin 6. "Syphilis, Dirt, and the Frontiers of Revolution": Langston Hughes and Arthur Koestler at the Borders of Disgust Bradley A. Gorski 7. The Intellectual Migrations of the British Communist Ralph Fox during the 1920s and 1930s Katerina Clark
Part III: Identities 8. Revolutionary Violence with Chinese Characteristics: Chinese Migrants in Early Soviet Literature Edward Tyerman 9. The Feeling and Fragility of Modernity: Red Mobility against the Grand Tour in Nikolai Aseev's The Unmade Beauty (1928) Michael Kunichika 10. Blackness in the Red Land: African Americans and Racial Identity in the "Colourless" Soviet Union Kimberly St. Julian-Varnon
Part IV: Communities 11. The "Father of Russian Futurism" in America: David Burliuk and the Russian Voice Anna Arustamova 12. Exilic Experiments in Education: The Multiple Lives and Journeys of László Radványi, pseud. Johann-Lorenz Schmidt Helen Fehervary 13. Haunting Encounters: Reimagining Hermina Dumont Huiswoud's Trip to the Soviet Union, 1930-3 Tatsiana Shchurko 14. Desiring the USSR: Writers from Two Germanys in the Soviet Contact Zone Philip Gleissner
Introduction: From Internationalism to Transnationalism Philip Gleissner and Bradley A. Gorski Part I: Forms 1. "How They Do It in America": Cultural Arbitrage in Soviet Russia Serguei Oushakine 2. Transnational Theory of the Avant-Garde: János Mácza, Artistic Praxis, and the Marxist Method Irina Denischenko 3. Staging Revolution: Stalinist Drambalet in the German Democratic Republic Elizabeth H. Stern 4. Hegelienkov: Eval'd Ilienkov, Western Marxism, and Philosophical Politics after Stalin Trevor Wilson
Part II: Geographies 5. Guides to Berlin: Exiles, Émigrés, and the Left Roman Utkin 6. "Syphilis, Dirt, and the Frontiers of Revolution": Langston Hughes and Arthur Koestler at the Borders of Disgust Bradley A. Gorski 7. The Intellectual Migrations of the British Communist Ralph Fox during the 1920s and 1930s Katerina Clark
Part III: Identities 8. Revolutionary Violence with Chinese Characteristics: Chinese Migrants in Early Soviet Literature Edward Tyerman 9. The Feeling and Fragility of Modernity: Red Mobility against the Grand Tour in Nikolai Aseev's The Unmade Beauty (1928) Michael Kunichika 10. Blackness in the Red Land: African Americans and Racial Identity in the "Colourless" Soviet Union Kimberly St. Julian-Varnon
Part IV: Communities 11. The "Father of Russian Futurism" in America: David Burliuk and the Russian Voice Anna Arustamova 12. Exilic Experiments in Education: The Multiple Lives and Journeys of László Radványi, pseud. Johann-Lorenz Schmidt Helen Fehervary 13. Haunting Encounters: Reimagining Hermina Dumont Huiswoud's Trip to the Soviet Union, 1930-3 Tatsiana Shchurko 14. Desiring the USSR: Writers from Two Germanys in the Soviet Contact Zone Philip Gleissner
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