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28 - Modern Languages and Linguistics
Queen Mary University of London : B - Modern languages, literatures and culture
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Article title
'Introduction' and 'Broken History and Crumbling Stones: The Romantic Conception of Architectural Preservation and Its Legacy'
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D - Journal article
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Title of journal
Slavic Review: American quarterly of Russian, Eurasian and East European studies
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Volume number
71
Issue number
4
First page of article
737
ISSN of journal
0037-6779
Year of publication
2012
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Additional information
This cluster of articles originated in a conference on architectural preservation in Russia organized by Schönle and Catriona Kelly at Queen Mary University of London in 2008. Schönle selected three papers for publication in Slavic Review in order to provide an historical overview of preservation in Russia and illustrate the paradoxical ways in which Russia treated its past to legitimate its present. The introduction sets recent practices of heritage in Russia in the context of its subtle politics and economics globally. We enter the entire cluster to demonstrate the context in which Schönle's pieces are situated.
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