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Negotiating Childhoods, 2010
... parents who followed every piece of Page 94. Natalia Chernyayeva _____ 81 advice they could f... more ... parents who followed every piece of Page 94. Natalia Chernyayeva _____ 81 advice they could find in textbooks. Even in those cases when their ...
... Theses and Dissertations 2009 Childcare manuals and construction of motherhood in Russia, 189... more ... Theses and Dissertations 2009 Childcare manuals and construction of motherhood in Russia, 1890-1990 Natalia Chernyaeva This dissertation is available at Iowa Research Online: http://ir.uiowa.edu/etd/344 Recommended Citation Chernyaeva, Natalia. ...
Этнография, 2022
The paper analyzes a series of 30 brochures, The Female Worker of the East, published in the USSR... more The paper analyzes a series of 30 brochures, The Female Worker of the East,
published in the USSR from 1927 to 1929, as an example of popular ethnography from this period, i.e., ethnographic knowledge communicated via non-specialized texts for a broad audience. Created by ethnographers affiliated with the Scientific Association of Oriental Studies, the
pamphlets used the language of description that drew both on Russian academic ethnography of the Imperial period and the Marxist ideological canon. As a result, the image of the toilers of the East, i.e., Armenian, Uzbek, Yakut, Turkmen, Votyak, Buryat, etc., women, was simultaneously
ethnicized by claiming its supposedly unchanging and stable ethnic nature and homogenized through the demonstration of the women’s alleged universal backwardness and unculturedness. The article analyzes textual and visual strategies of representation, which triggered the apparatus
of cultural hegemony, contributing to the identification of the reader with civilization, and the peoples described in the brochures — with backwardness. The pamphlet covers and illustrations in the texts reflected a search for visual formulas to imagine new Soviet ethnic subjects.
Negotiating Childhoods, 2010
... parents who followed every piece of Page 94. Natalia Chernyayeva _____ 81 advice they could f... more ... parents who followed every piece of Page 94. Natalia Chernyayeva _____ 81 advice they could find in textbooks. Even in those cases when their ...
... Theses and Dissertations 2009 Childcare manuals and construction of motherhood in Russia, 189... more ... Theses and Dissertations 2009 Childcare manuals and construction of motherhood in Russia, 1890-1990 Natalia Chernyaeva This dissertation is available at Iowa Research Online: http://ir.uiowa.edu/etd/344 Recommended Citation Chernyaeva, Natalia. ...
Этнография, 2022
The paper analyzes a series of 30 brochures, The Female Worker of the East, published in the USSR... more The paper analyzes a series of 30 brochures, The Female Worker of the East,
published in the USSR from 1927 to 1929, as an example of popular ethnography from this period, i.e., ethnographic knowledge communicated via non-specialized texts for a broad audience. Created by ethnographers affiliated with the Scientific Association of Oriental Studies, the
pamphlets used the language of description that drew both on Russian academic ethnography of the Imperial period and the Marxist ideological canon. As a result, the image of the toilers of the East, i.e., Armenian, Uzbek, Yakut, Turkmen, Votyak, Buryat, etc., women, was simultaneously
ethnicized by claiming its supposedly unchanging and stable ethnic nature and homogenized through the demonstration of the women’s alleged universal backwardness and unculturedness. The article analyzes textual and visual strategies of representation, which triggered the apparatus
of cultural hegemony, contributing to the identification of the reader with civilization, and the peoples described in the brochures — with backwardness. The pamphlet covers and illustrations in the texts reflected a search for visual formulas to imagine new Soviet ethnic subjects.