Status
Available
Call number
Collections
Publication
Great Courses (2003), 18 hours, 36 lectures, 223 pages
Description
Thirty-six 30 minute lectures by Mark Steinberg on the history of Russia.
Language
Original language
English
Physical description
223 p.; 7.3 inches
Local notes
[1] Understanding the Russian past [2] Russia of Peter the Great's childhood [3] Peter the Great's revolution [4] Age of empresses: Catherine the Great [5] Social rebellion; Purgachev uprising [6] Moral rebellion; Nikolai Novikov [7] Alexander I; Imagining reform [8] Decembrist rebellion [9] Nicholas I; Orthodoxy, autocracy, nationality [10] Alexander Pushkin, Russia's national poet [11] Birth of the intelligentsia [12] Westernizers; Vissarion Belinskii; part] II] lecture 13] Alexander II and the great reforms [14] "Nihilists" [15] Populists and Marxists [16] Paths to revolution; Lenin and Martov [17] Lev Tolstoy [18] Reign of Alexander III [19] Nicholas II, the last tsar [20] Revolution of 1905 [21] Peasant life and culture [22] Modern city and its discontents [23] Fin-de-siècle culture; Decadence and iconoclasm [24] Fin-de-siècle culture; The religious renaissance [25] War and revolution [26] Democratic Russia; 1917 [27] Bolsheviks in power [28] Civil War [29] Paths to socialism; the 1920s [30] Joseph Stalin [31] Stalin's revolution [32] Joy and terror; Society and culture in joy and terror [33] "Great Patriotic War" [34] The Soviet Union after Stalin [35] Private and public dissidence [36] Mikhail Gorbachev: Perestroika and Glasnost