Petersburg

Autorentext
Katerina Clark is Professor of Comparative Literature and Slavic Literature, Yale University.

Klappentext
One of the most creative periods of Russian culture and the most energized period of the Revolution coincided in the fateful years 1913-1931. During this time both the Party and the intellectuals of Petersburg strove to transform backward Russia into a nation so advanced it would shine like a beacon for the rest of the world. Yet the end result was the Stalinist culture of the 1930s with its infamous purges.< P>

Inhalt
Preface Introduction: The Ecology of Revolution Revolution as Revelation: The Avant-Garde Imperial Petersburg, 1913 Masquerade Theater and Revolution in the New Republic Petrograd: Ritual Capital of Revolutionary Russia NEP and the "Art of Capitulation" Revolutionary Culture Meets the Jazz Age The Establishment of Soviet Culture Promethean Linguistics Straight Talk and the Campaign against Wagner The Sacralization of Everyday Life The Ultimate Cultural Revolution Epilogue: The Thirties Abbreviations Notes Acknowledgments Index

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