Memory makers : the politics of the past in Putin's Russia /
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London ; New York :
Bloomsbury Academic,
2023.
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Table of Contents:
- Machine generated contents note: 1. Taking Back Control of History
- Memory politics in Russia
- route to the past
- Which history?
- Why history?
- Book outline
- 2. Kremlins Memory Policies
- Positive reinforcement of historical narratives
- war on history
- Media censorship
- 3. Past as Present: The Historical Framing of Ukraine, Sanctions and Syria
- Ukraine Crisis as the Great Patriotic War
- Western imposition of sanctions as the (re)destruction of the USSR
- Russian intervention in Syria as a regaining of Soviet superpower status
- 4. Amplifying the Call to History
- Memory wars and the war against historical falsification
- Russophobia
- Foreign agents
- Elites vs narod
- Heroism
- Messianism
- Memory diplomacy
- 5. Living Forms of Patriotism
- Ministry of Culture and Vladimir Medinskii
- Russian Military Historical Society
- Entertainment not education
- Securing the past for the future
- Taking over non-government movements: the Immortal Regiment
- 6. Attaining Cultural Consciousness
- What is cultural consciousness?
- Templates of cultural consciousness
- From the vanguard of class to cultural consciousness
- Beyond post-truth: history as allegorical truth
- 7. Endlessness of History
- Where next for Russian history?
- future of cultural consciousness.