The life cycle of Russian things: from fish guts to Fabergé, 1600-present
"The Life Cycle of Russian Things re-orients commodity studies using interdisciplinary and comparative methods to foreground unique Russian and Soviet materials as varied as apothecary wares, isinglass, limestone and tanks. It also transforms modernist and Western interpretations of the materia...
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| 505 | 8 | |a Immateriality and intermateriality: the vanishing centrality of apothecary ware in Russian medicine / Clare Griffin -- Lime and limestone in eighteenth-century Russia / Alison K. Smith -- Underground materials: the (un)making of samizdat texts / Ann Komaromi -- Making fish guts into isinglass and glue / Matthew P. Romaniello -- The thickness of a plaid: textiles on the Chikhachev estate in 1830s Vladimir Province / Katherine Pickering Antonova -- Sugar as a "basic necessity": state efforts to supply the Russian Empire's population in the early twentieth century / Charles R. Steinwedel -- Making samovars Russian / Audra Yoder -- 'Constant companions': Fabergé tobacco cases and sensory prompts to addiction / Tricia Starks -- Socialism in one tank: the T-34 as a microcosm / Brandon Schechter -- Binding Siberia: Semen Remezov's Khorograficheskaia kniga in time and through time / Erika Monahan -- 'Rather poor and threadbare': Borogaz, scratching woman, and the intimacy of material / Marisa Karyl Franz -- 'Kunstschutz' in the war of annihilation or the power of images against ideology / Ulrike Schmiegelt-Rietig | |
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Contents List of Figures vii List of Maps viii List of Contributors ix Acknowledgments xi The Life Cycle of Russian Things: An Introduction 1 Matthew P Romaniello, Alison K. Smith, and Trida Starks Part 1 Transforming Things 1 Immateriality and Intermateriality: The Vanishing Centrality of Apothecary Ware in Russian Medicine 17 Clare Griffin 2 Lime and Limestone in Eighteenth-Century Russia 33 Alison K. Smith 3 Underground Materials: The (Un)making of Samizdat Texts 51 Ann Komaromi Part 2 Making Things 4 Making Fish Guts into Isinglass and Glue 71 Matthew P. Romaniello 5 The Thickness of a Plaid: Textiles on the Chikhachev Estate in 1830s Vladimir Province 87 Katherine Pickering Antonova 6 Sugar as a “Basic Necessity”: State Efforts to Supply the Russian Empire’s Population in the Early Twentieth Century Charles Steinwedel 103
Contents VI Part 3 Touching Things 7 Making Samovars Russian 119 Audra Yoder 8 “Constant Companions”: Fabergé Tobacco Cases and Sensory Prompts to Addiction in Late Imperial Russia 135 Trida Starks 9 Socialism in One Tank: The T-34 as a Microcosm 153 Brandon Schechter Part 4 Preserving Things 10 Binding Siberia: Semen Remezov’s Khorograficheskaia Kniga in Time and through Time 171 Erika Monahan 11 “Rather Poor and Threadbare”: Bogoras, Scratching-Woman, and the Intimacy of Material 191 Marisa Karyl Franz 12 “Kunstschutz” in the War of Annihilation or the Power of Images against Ideology 209 Ulrike Schmiegelt-Rietig Select Bibliography 229 Index 243
Index Abramtsevo 1 Adler, Ken 6 agriculture 36-7,104,108 Aksakov, Sergei 1 alcohol 18-19,106,198 see also vodka Aleksander Nevskii Monastery 1 Alexander III, Emperor 135,137, 142,145 American Museum of Natural History (AMNH) 8,191,193-5,196-202, 204 see also Jesup North Pacific Expedition; Waldmar Borogaz Ancient Russian Art, Museum of 218 anthropology 5-6,121,191-2,195,197 see also Arjun Appadurai; Bruno Latour; Clifford Gertz; Daniel Miller; David Howes; Edward Franquemont Mary Douglas; Igor Kopytoff; Igor Krupnik; Jesup North Pacific Expedition; Waldemar Bogoras Apothecary Chancery 22-7 apothecary ware Gzhel clay 22-7 immateriality 7-8,10,17, 24-5,172 Russian medicine 17-27 Appadurai, Arjun 3 architecture 45, 220-1 see abo built environment; construction; limestone Army Museum 222 art see avant-garde; conceptualism; constructivism; folk arts; icons; neoclassicism; samizdat; socialist realism art protection see Kunstschutz; military art protection artists 1-2,10, 51-6, 59-63, 209, 213 see also samizdat atlas see chorography avant-garde 51, 53-6, 58-60 see also samizdat Astrakhan 73, 79-80 Bagrow, Leo 182-5 Bainbridge, Henry Charles 137-9 Bartelik, Marek 59-60 bioprospecting 9,71-2, 82 Black Sea 135,145-6,183, Bogoras, Waldemar 191-204 Bourdieu, Pierre 52 Braudel, Fernand 4 Breen, T. H. 6 Breslau Castle Museum 222 British Museum 185 built environment 7,10, 33-5, 37-41,43-6, 90,109 see abo architecture; construction; limestone Bunge, Nikolai Kh. 105-6 cartography see also geography; Leo Bagrow; Semen Remezov European 173 Russian 176,186 Siberian 176-81 Catherine II, Empress
1, 36-7,40,121, 124-5,129-30,146 Chartier, Robert 52 Chikhachev plaid 87-90, 93 see also textiles China 25,120-1,137,175 chorography 8,171-86 see also cartography; geography Chukchi 10,191-203 see abo Scratching-Woman; shamanism; Siberia Collins, Samuel 73-4,76
246 Index merchants British 80,129 European 76 foreign 74 Kìtai-gorod 26 Russian 71, 74 wine 74 Meshalin, I. V. 95 Messerschmidt, Daniel Gottlieb 75, 177 military art protection 212-14 see also Kunstschutz Miller, Daniel 139 Ministry of Finance 105,107,111-12 Mol, Annemarie 20 Moscow 1, 6,17, 22, 24-7, 36, 37,44-5, 51, 53, 56, 59-62, 72-3, 91, 96-8, 112, 125, 147-8,156, 174-5, 182-3, 223 Moscow Conceptual Circle 59-62 see abo samizdat Miiller, Gerhard Friedrich 77, 79, 175,182-3 see also Second Kamchatka Expedition Murdoch, William 80-2 museum American Museum of Natural History 8,191 Army Museum 222 Breslau Castle Museum 222 British Museum 185 Deutsches Landesmuseum 222 Gatchina Palace Estate Museum 33-4 Metropolitan Museum 88 Museum of Ancient Russian Art 218 National Fine Arts Museum of the Republic of Sakha (Yakutia) 128 Novgorod State Museums 223 Propaganda Museum 217 in Pskov 220-2 Pskov City Museum 213 records 202-4 of Russian Matryoshkas 1 Smithsonian’s National Museum of Natural History 202 State Historical Museum 145 State Museum of the History of Religion 195 Victoria and Albert Museum 122 Nappi, Carla 25 National Fine Arts Museum of the Republic of Sakha (Yakutia) 128 Native Americans 19, 21 Nazi 10,184 see also Eastern Front; Kunstschutz; Second World War neoclassicism 45,122,126 see also art neofuturist 53-9 see also artists; samizdat Nicholas II, Emperor 1,135-7,145 Nitsch, Hermann 58 nobility 94,122,124,183 normirovka 104-14 see also economy; sugar market Novgorod 34, 217-220 Novgorod State Museums 223 Novitskii, Iosif 1.107-12 oil 4-5,159 Orlov, Grigory 40
papirosy 7,135,137-8,140,145 see also tobacco Pallas, Peter Simon 79-80 Paris Exhibition 1 Paul, Emperor 33 Paul of Aleppo 43 pech’see stove peasantry 1, 9,22, 24,41-3, 89-96,104, 107,112,136,142,156 Peter I, Emperor 1, 7,17, 36, 38-9,43-5, 74, 75,122-3,125,128,182 Peterhof 34 Pleasant, Alyssa Mt 21 Pomet, Pierre 74, 76, 78 prianik (gingerbread) 58-9,103 Prigov, Dmitrii 60 production relationships 155-8 physical and emotional 158-62 Propaganda Museum 217 Pskov City Museum 213 Pudosť stone 33, 34, 39 Pudovskaia 40 quicklime 35-8 see also lime cycle
Index Red Army soldiers 161-2 Remezov, Semen 9, 26-7,174-82 revolution industrial 92 of 1905 87, 145 of 1917 8,148,156,183 Ridley, Mark 23 Riello, Giorgio 19 Royal Society (Britain) 77-80 Russian Academy of Sciences 75-7, 79-81, 175,194 see also Second Kamchatka Expedition Russian revolution see revolution St. Petersburg 1,7, 9, 33-46, 71, 76-7, 80-1, 107, 109, 111, 112, 127-9, 135, 183, 194 see also Leningrad samizdat 7, 8,10, 51-63 see aho Moscow Conceptual Circle; neofuturist; transfurist samovar 51,119-26,129-31 Schiebinger, Londa 71 Scratching-Woman 196-202 Second Kamchatka Expedition 75,182 see also Gerhard Friedrich Müller; Stepan Krasheninnikov Second World War 6,8, 33,153-5,184, 209,211 see also Eastern Front; T-34 tank semantics and terminology 8-9, 22-24, 54-55, 60, 72,121,124,142, 145, 181, 194-6 sensory 2,6,7-8,11,38,58-9,80-1,89,103, 135,138-41,154-5,161-2,171,186 see also embodiment serfs see Emancipation; peasantry Sergiev Posad 1, 58 shamanism 192-3,198 see also Chukchi; Scratching-Woman Sheremetev, Dmitrii Nikolaevich 96 Siberia 8, 9, 75, 146, 171-84,191-99 see also Chukchi; Jesup North Pacific Expedition; Toboľsk Sitwell, Sacheverell Reresby 146 slaked lime see lime cycle Slavophiles 1 Smith, Pamela H. 19-20,25-6 247 Smithsonian’s National Museum of Natural History 202 Somerville, Alexander 203 Soviet Sots Art 59-60 spindle 92 Stalin, Joseph 154, 155,157,159 State Historical Museum 145 State Museum of the History of Religion 195 Stevens, Scott Manning 19 stove (pech’) 10,125,127-30, 221 Strahlenberg, Philip Johan von 75-6 Strangways, Horner Fox 40 sugar
4, 7, 9-10, 103-14 see also normirovka Sverchkov, Ivan 26 swim bladder 71-81 see also isinglass T-34 tank 153-64 tank crews 159-62 tariffs 44-5,105,115 n.22,123 tea urns 119-20,125-30 see also samovar terminology see semantics textiles 88, 90, 94-6 see also Chikhachev plaid; cotton; flax; hemp; linen theriac 23 see also medicine Tillander-Godenhielm, Ulla 144 Tilley, Christopher 121 tobacco see also papirosy cases 138-48 gender 145-8 sensory and prompts 138-40 smoking, distinction 140-5 Toboľsk 174-5,177,180-2 see also Siberia transfimst 53-9 see also artists; samizdat transportation 38,44, 72-3, 93,160 Tula 124-5,156 Urals 123,146,178,180 Ushakov, Semyon 26-7
Index 248 Veblen, Thorstein 5,104 see also consumption Victoria and Albert Museum 122 Visconti, Placido 41 Vladimir province 9, 87-97 vodka 39, 58-9, 87,106 see also alcohol Wallerstein, Immanuel 4 war see First World War, Second World War Western Europe 7,10, 20-1,120-5,130, 176,211 Western Pop Art 59 Whitworth, Charles 75-6 Wigginton, Caroline 21 Witte, Sergei lu. 106,112-13,116 n.57 Wisecup, Kelly 21 women 7, 94,196-9, 202-4 household serfs 90, 93 smoking 138,145 spinning wheel 92 Zimbabwe Bush Pump 20, 22 Znachko-Iavorskii, Igor 43-4 Bayerische Staatsbibliothek' München _ J |
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Contents List of Figures vii List of Maps viii List of Contributors ix Acknowledgments xi The Life Cycle of Russian Things: An Introduction 1 Matthew P Romaniello, Alison K. Smith, and Trida Starks Part 1 Transforming Things 1 Immateriality and Intermateriality: The Vanishing Centrality of Apothecary Ware in Russian Medicine 17 Clare Griffin 2 Lime and Limestone in Eighteenth-Century Russia 33 Alison K. Smith 3 Underground Materials: The (Un)making of Samizdat Texts 51 Ann Komaromi Part 2 Making Things 4 Making Fish Guts into Isinglass and Glue 71 Matthew P. Romaniello 5 The Thickness of a Plaid: Textiles on the Chikhachev Estate in 1830s Vladimir Province 87 Katherine Pickering Antonova 6 Sugar as a “Basic Necessity”: State Efforts to Supply the Russian Empire’s Population in the Early Twentieth Century Charles Steinwedel 103
Contents VI Part 3 Touching Things 7 Making Samovars Russian 119 Audra Yoder 8 “Constant Companions”: Fabergé Tobacco Cases and Sensory Prompts to Addiction in Late Imperial Russia 135 Trida Starks 9 Socialism in One Tank: The T-34 as a Microcosm 153 Brandon Schechter Part 4 Preserving Things 10 Binding Siberia: Semen Remezov’s Khorograficheskaia Kniga in Time and through Time 171 Erika Monahan 11 “Rather Poor and Threadbare”: Bogoras, Scratching-Woman, and the Intimacy of Material 191 Marisa Karyl Franz 12 “Kunstschutz” in the War of Annihilation or the Power of Images against Ideology 209 Ulrike Schmiegelt-Rietig Select Bibliography 229 Index 243
Index Abramtsevo 1 Adler, Ken 6 agriculture 36-7,104,108 Aksakov, Sergei 1 alcohol 18-19,106,198 see also vodka Aleksander Nevskii Monastery 1 Alexander III, Emperor 135,137, 142,145 American Museum of Natural History (AMNH) 8,191,193-5,196-202, 204 see also Jesup North Pacific Expedition; Waldmar Borogaz Ancient Russian Art, Museum of 218 anthropology 5-6,121,191-2,195,197 see also Arjun Appadurai; Bruno Latour; Clifford Gertz; Daniel Miller; David Howes; Edward Franquemont Mary Douglas; Igor Kopytoff; Igor Krupnik; Jesup North Pacific Expedition; Waldemar Bogoras Apothecary Chancery 22-7 apothecary ware Gzhel clay 22-7 immateriality 7-8,10,17, 24-5,172 Russian medicine 17-27 Appadurai, Arjun 3 architecture 45, 220-1 see abo built environment; construction; limestone Army Museum 222 art see avant-garde; conceptualism; constructivism; folk arts; icons; neoclassicism; samizdat; socialist realism art protection see Kunstschutz; military art protection artists 1-2,10, 51-6, 59-63, 209, 213 see also samizdat atlas see chorography avant-garde 51, 53-6, 58-60 see also samizdat Astrakhan 73, 79-80 Bagrow, Leo 182-5 Bainbridge, Henry Charles 137-9 Bartelik, Marek 59-60 bioprospecting 9,71-2, 82 Black Sea 135,145-6,183, Bogoras, Waldemar 191-204 Bourdieu, Pierre 52 Braudel, Fernand 4 Breen, T. H. 6 Breslau Castle Museum 222 British Museum 185 built environment 7,10, 33-5, 37-41,43-6, 90,109 see abo architecture; construction; limestone Bunge, Nikolai Kh. 105-6 cartography see also geography; Leo Bagrow; Semen Remezov European 173 Russian 176,186 Siberian 176-81 Catherine II, Empress
1, 36-7,40,121, 124-5,129-30,146 Chartier, Robert 52 Chikhachev plaid 87-90, 93 see also textiles China 25,120-1,137,175 chorography 8,171-86 see also cartography; geography Chukchi 10,191-203 see abo Scratching-Woman; shamanism; Siberia Collins, Samuel 73-4,76
246 Index merchants British 80,129 European 76 foreign 74 Kìtai-gorod 26 Russian 71, 74 wine 74 Meshalin, I. V. 95 Messerschmidt, Daniel Gottlieb 75, 177 military art protection 212-14 see also Kunstschutz Miller, Daniel 139 Ministry of Finance 105,107,111-12 Mol, Annemarie 20 Moscow 1, 6,17, 22, 24-7, 36, 37,44-5, 51, 53, 56, 59-62, 72-3, 91, 96-8, 112, 125, 147-8,156, 174-5, 182-3, 223 Moscow Conceptual Circle 59-62 see abo samizdat Miiller, Gerhard Friedrich 77, 79, 175,182-3 see also Second Kamchatka Expedition Murdoch, William 80-2 museum American Museum of Natural History 8,191 Army Museum 222 Breslau Castle Museum 222 British Museum 185 Deutsches Landesmuseum 222 Gatchina Palace Estate Museum 33-4 Metropolitan Museum 88 Museum of Ancient Russian Art 218 National Fine Arts Museum of the Republic of Sakha (Yakutia) 128 Novgorod State Museums 223 Propaganda Museum 217 in Pskov 220-2 Pskov City Museum 213 records 202-4 of Russian Matryoshkas 1 Smithsonian’s National Museum of Natural History 202 State Historical Museum 145 State Museum of the History of Religion 195 Victoria and Albert Museum 122 Nappi, Carla 25 National Fine Arts Museum of the Republic of Sakha (Yakutia) 128 Native Americans 19, 21 Nazi 10,184 see also Eastern Front; Kunstschutz; Second World War neoclassicism 45,122,126 see also art neofuturist 53-9 see also artists; samizdat Nicholas II, Emperor 1,135-7,145 Nitsch, Hermann 58 nobility 94,122,124,183 normirovka 104-14 see also economy; sugar market Novgorod 34, 217-220 Novgorod State Museums 223 Novitskii, Iosif 1.107-12 oil 4-5,159 Orlov, Grigory 40
papirosy 7,135,137-8,140,145 see also tobacco Pallas, Peter Simon 79-80 Paris Exhibition 1 Paul, Emperor 33 Paul of Aleppo 43 pech’see stove peasantry 1, 9,22, 24,41-3, 89-96,104, 107,112,136,142,156 Peter I, Emperor 1, 7,17, 36, 38-9,43-5, 74, 75,122-3,125,128,182 Peterhof 34 Pleasant, Alyssa Mt 21 Pomet, Pierre 74, 76, 78 prianik (gingerbread) 58-9,103 Prigov, Dmitrii 60 production relationships 155-8 physical and emotional 158-62 Propaganda Museum 217 Pskov City Museum 213 Pudosť stone 33, 34, 39 Pudovskaia 40 quicklime 35-8 see also lime cycle
Index Red Army soldiers 161-2 Remezov, Semen 9, 26-7,174-82 revolution industrial 92 of 1905 87, 145 of 1917 8,148,156,183 Ridley, Mark 23 Riello, Giorgio 19 Royal Society (Britain) 77-80 Russian Academy of Sciences 75-7, 79-81, 175,194 see also Second Kamchatka Expedition Russian revolution see revolution St. Petersburg 1,7, 9, 33-46, 71, 76-7, 80-1, 107, 109, 111, 112, 127-9, 135, 183, 194 see also Leningrad samizdat 7, 8,10, 51-63 see aho Moscow Conceptual Circle; neofuturist; transfurist samovar 51,119-26,129-31 Schiebinger, Londa 71 Scratching-Woman 196-202 Second Kamchatka Expedition 75,182 see also Gerhard Friedrich Müller; Stepan Krasheninnikov Second World War 6,8, 33,153-5,184, 209,211 see also Eastern Front; T-34 tank semantics and terminology 8-9, 22-24, 54-55, 60, 72,121,124,142, 145, 181, 194-6 sensory 2,6,7-8,11,38,58-9,80-1,89,103, 135,138-41,154-5,161-2,171,186 see also embodiment serfs see Emancipation; peasantry Sergiev Posad 1, 58 shamanism 192-3,198 see also Chukchi; Scratching-Woman Sheremetev, Dmitrii Nikolaevich 96 Siberia 8, 9, 75, 146, 171-84,191-99 see also Chukchi; Jesup North Pacific Expedition; Toboľsk Sitwell, Sacheverell Reresby 146 slaked lime see lime cycle Slavophiles 1 Smith, Pamela H. 19-20,25-6 247 Smithsonian’s National Museum of Natural History 202 Somerville, Alexander 203 Soviet Sots Art 59-60 spindle 92 Stalin, Joseph 154, 155,157,159 State Historical Museum 145 State Museum of the History of Religion 195 Stevens, Scott Manning 19 stove (pech’) 10,125,127-30, 221 Strahlenberg, Philip Johan von 75-6 Strangways, Horner Fox 40 sugar
4, 7, 9-10, 103-14 see also normirovka Sverchkov, Ivan 26 swim bladder 71-81 see also isinglass T-34 tank 153-64 tank crews 159-62 tariffs 44-5,105,115 n.22,123 tea urns 119-20,125-30 see also samovar terminology see semantics textiles 88, 90, 94-6 see also Chikhachev plaid; cotton; flax; hemp; linen theriac 23 see also medicine Tillander-Godenhielm, Ulla 144 Tilley, Christopher 121 tobacco see also papirosy cases 138-48 gender 145-8 sensory and prompts 138-40 smoking, distinction 140-5 Toboľsk 174-5,177,180-2 see also Siberia transfimst 53-9 see also artists; samizdat transportation 38,44, 72-3, 93,160 Tula 124-5,156 Urals 123,146,178,180 Ushakov, Semyon 26-7
Index 248 Veblen, Thorstein 5,104 see also consumption Victoria and Albert Museum 122 Visconti, Placido 41 Vladimir province 9, 87-97 vodka 39, 58-9, 87,106 see also alcohol Wallerstein, Immanuel 4 war see First World War, Second World War Western Europe 7,10, 20-1,120-5,130, 176,211 Western Pop Art 59 Whitworth, Charles 75-6 Wigginton, Caroline 21 Witte, Sergei lu. 106,112-13,116 n.57 Wisecup, Kelly 21 women 7, 94,196-9, 202-4 household serfs 90, 93 smoking 138,145 spinning wheel 92 Zimbabwe Bush Pump 20, 22 Znachko-Iavorskii, Igor 43-4 Bayerische Staatsbibliothek' München _ J |
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| spelling | The life cycle of Russian things from fish guts to Fabergé, 1600-present edited by Matthew P. Romaniello, Alison K. Smith, and Tricia Starks First edition London ; New York ; Oxford ; New Delhi ; Sydney Bloomsbury Academic 2022 x, 248 Seiten Illustrationen, 3 Karten (schwarz-weiß) txt rdacontent n rdamedia nc rdacarrier Immateriality and intermateriality: the vanishing centrality of apothecary ware in Russian medicine / Clare Griffin -- Lime and limestone in eighteenth-century Russia / Alison K. Smith -- Underground materials: the (un)making of samizdat texts / Ann Komaromi -- Making fish guts into isinglass and glue / Matthew P. Romaniello -- The thickness of a plaid: textiles on the Chikhachev estate in 1830s Vladimir Province / Katherine Pickering Antonova -- Sugar as a "basic necessity": state efforts to supply the Russian Empire's population in the early twentieth century / Charles R. Steinwedel -- Making samovars Russian / Audra Yoder -- 'Constant companions': Fabergé tobacco cases and sensory prompts to addiction / Tricia Starks -- Socialism in one tank: the T-34 as a microcosm / Brandon Schechter -- Binding Siberia: Semen Remezov's Khorograficheskaia kniga in time and through time / Erika Monahan -- 'Rather poor and threadbare': Borogaz, scratching woman, and the intimacy of material / Marisa Karyl Franz -- 'Kunstschutz' in the war of annihilation or the power of images against ideology / Ulrike Schmiegelt-Rietig "The Life Cycle of Russian Things re-orients commodity studies using interdisciplinary and comparative methods to foreground unique Russian and Soviet materials as varied as apothecary wares, isinglass, limestone and tanks. It also transforms modernist and Western interpretations of the material by emphasizing the commonalities of the Russian experience. Expert contributors from across the United States, Canada, Britain, and Germany come together to situate Russian material culture studies at an interdisciplinary crossroads. Drawing upon theory from anthropology, history, and literary and museum studies, the volume presents a complex narrative, not only in terms of material consumption but also in terms of production and the secondary life of inheritance, preservation, or even destruction. In doing so, the book reconceptualises material culture as a lived experience of sensory interaction. The Life Cycle of Russian Things sheds new light on economic history and consumption studies by reflecting the diversity of Russia's experiences over the last 400 years"-- Geschichte 1600- gnd rswk-swf Sachkultur (DE-588)4051157-1 gnd rswk-swf Sowjetunion (DE-588)4077548-3 gnd rswk-swf Russland (DE-588)4076899-5 gnd rswk-swf Russia / Social life and customs Soviet Union / Social life and customs Russia (Federation) / Social life and customs Material culture / Russia / History Material culture / Soviet Union / History Material culture / Russia (Federation) / History Consumption (Economics) / Social aspects / History Consumption (Economics) / Social aspects Manners and customs Material culture Russia Russia (Federation) Soviet Union History (DE-588)1071861417 Konferenzschrift 2019 Toronto gnd-content Russland (DE-588)4076899-5 g Sowjetunion (DE-588)4077548-3 g Sachkultur (DE-588)4051157-1 s Geschichte 1600- z DE-604 Smith, Alison K. (DE-588)174010745 edt Romaniello, Matthew P. (DE-588)1030215723 edt Starks, Tricia 1969- (DE-588)137190743 edt Online version 9781350186033 Life cycle of Russian things First edition London ; New York : Bloomsbury Academic, 2021 (DE-604)BV049803146 Digitalisierung BSB München - ADAM Catalogue Enrichment application/pdf http://bvbr.bib-bvb.de:8991/F?func=service&doc_library=BVB01&local_base=BVB01&doc_number=033092965&sequence=000001&line_number=0001&func_code=DB_RECORDS&service_type=MEDIA Inhaltsverzeichnis Digitalisierung BSB München - ADAM Catalogue Enrichment application/pdf http://bvbr.bib-bvb.de:8991/F?func=service&doc_library=BVB01&local_base=BVB01&doc_number=033092965&sequence=000003&line_number=0002&func_code=DB_RECORDS&service_type=MEDIA Register // Gemischte Register |
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