Gender, State and Society in Soviet and Post-Soviet RussiaSarah Ashwin Routledge, 2012年10月12日 - 186 頁 One of the few English language studies to focus on the male experiences, this book addresses the important questions raised by the rise and fall of the Soviet experiment in transforming gender relations. Issues covered include; * the paternal role * women as breadwinners * men's loss of status at work * changing gender roles in the press * the relationship between the sexual and gender revoloutions. Featuring an outstanding panel of Russian contributors, this collection is a valuable resource for students and scholars of Politics, Gender Studies and Russian Studies. |
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... traditional gender roles was an important element of the Bolshevik drive to transform society in the aftermath of the Russian Revolution. This book explores the constitution of gender identity in the Soviet system and examines the ...
... traditional gender roles was an important element of the Bolshevik drive to transform society in the aftermath of the Russian Revolution. This book explores the constitution of gender identity in the Soviet system and examines the ...
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... traditional patterns of gender relations in order to consolidate its rule. The disruption of the existing gender system was both a potent symbol of the triumph of the new regime and a means of undermining the social foundations of the ...
... traditional patterns of gender relations in order to consolidate its rule. The disruption of the existing gender system was both a potent symbol of the triumph of the new regime and a means of undermining the social foundations of the ...
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... traditional social relationships, then to rebuild society when its very dissolution compelled reconstitution. (Massell, 1974: 76, emphasis in original) Clearly, in Russia some sort of proletariat already existed, if a small one. And ...
... traditional social relationships, then to rebuild society when its very dissolution compelled reconstitution. (Massell, 1974: 76, emphasis in original) Clearly, in Russia some sort of proletariat already existed, if a small one. And ...
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... traditional order (ibid.: 234–5). The extent to which women's wishes were taken into account can be gauged by the fact that in 1928 it was allowed that criminal charges could be brought against men perpetrating 'traditional' offences ...
... traditional order (ibid.: 234–5). The extent to which women's wishes were taken into account can be gauged by the fact that in 1928 it was allowed that criminal charges could be brought against men perpetrating 'traditional' offences ...
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... worms which, unseen, slowly but surely rot and corrode' (Zetkin, 1934: 56–7, quoted in Lapidus, 1978: 74). Those who argue that Stalin sought to restore the traditional family should note Introduction: gender, state and society 5.
... worms which, unseen, slowly but surely rot and corrode' (Zetkin, 1934: 56–7, quoted in Lapidus, 1978: 74). Those who argue that Stalin sought to restore the traditional family should note Introduction: gender, state and society 5.
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