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Regulating Conflict through the Petition,acy, in direct relation with the peasantry. It legitimized autocracy rather than challenged it; as such it was one of the latter’s instruments of social regulation. The petition was composed, not by the peasants themselves, but by others who knew or claimed to know the mind of autocracy and the manner of pleasing it.

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The Poetics of Eurasia: Velimir Khlebnikov between Empire and Revolution,s literary production: in his collected works, alongside some of the most startling verse in the Russian language, we find page upon page of mathematical formulae, algebraic equations that are presented to us as the foundations of a precise science of history.

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Historical Views of the Russian Peasantry: National Consciousness in the Nineteenth Century,uch, various ethnonyms, and so on. We may also discern the degree of national awareness in particular epochs, and the social classes and strata which had made national causes their very own, and so on.

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Book 2001tity challenged traditional institutions and ideas, having a direct bearing upon personal identity. Topics include the Stolypin agrarian reform, the fracturing of the Intelligentsia and Church reform. Also included in this volume is Khlebinkov‘s manifesto An Indo-Russian Union published here in Russ

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The Russian Idea: Metaphysics, Ideology and History,ystems are often subjected to ideological interpretation. For example, it might be imagined that Hegelian thought cannot be conveyed in the simplified language of ideology. Yet it has been espoused with extraordinary ease by many radicals and conservatives, both in the West and in Russia, on the bas

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