The afterlife of the 'Soviet man': rethinking Homo Sovieticus
"Almost three decades after the collapse of the Soviet Union, today more often than ever, global media and intellectuals rely on the concept of homo sovieticus to explain Russia's authoritarian ills. Homo sovieticus -- or the Soviet man -- is understood to be a double-thinking, suspicious...
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| Zusammenfassung: | "Almost three decades after the collapse of the Soviet Union, today more often than ever, global media and intellectuals rely on the concept of homo sovieticus to explain Russia's authoritarian ills. Homo sovieticus -- or the Soviet man -- is understood to be a double-thinking, suspicious and fearful conformist with no morality, an innate obedience to authority and no public demands; they have been forged in the fires of the totalitarian conditions in which they find themselves. But where did this concept come from? What analytical and ideological pillars does it stand on? What is at stake in using this term today? The Afterlife of the 'Soviet Man' addresses all these questions and even explains why -- at least in its contemporary usage -- this concept should be abandoned altogether."-- |
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| adam_text | CONTENTS Prologue viii 1 On riding bicycles and human judgement 2 Homo Sovieticus as Eastern European dissent 11 3 Homo Sovieticus as Soviet dissent 29 4 Homo Sovieticus as a Perestroika child 49 5 Homo Sovieticus as a post-Soviet empathy 73 6 Homo post-sovieticus as a fight for the continent 91 Notes Bibliography Index 1 107 111 119
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INDEX Abuladze, Tengiz 68 Repentance 68 Aksenov, Vasily 12, 59 All-Union Center for the Study of Public Opinion (VTsIOM) 55-56,64 All-Union Central Council of Trade Unions (VTsSPS) 55,81 American sociology 66 Andropov, Yuri 29 annexation of Crimea 2, 4,10,91 anti-Stalinism 29,33-34 anti-Westernism 5,30 Applebaum, Anne 8 Arendt, Hanna 41, 63, 66-67 Eichmann in Jerusalem 41 Belebey 39 Bourdieu, Pierre 78-79 Habitus 78 Brezhnev, Leonid 29-32, 52-53,66, 84-85 leadership 29-32 Brzezinski, Zbigniew 66-67 Totalitarian Dictatorship and Autocracy 66-67 Bukovsy, Vladimir 12, 39-44 Judgement in Moscow: Soviet Crimes and Western Complicity 40 Moskovský protsess 40 And the Wind Returns 41 Bulgakov, Mikhail 55-56 Heart of a Dog 55-56 Buzova, Olga 94 Carnegie Moscow Center 5 Central Economic Mathematical Institute of the Russian Academy of Science (CEMI) 53 Churchill, Winston 11,13 Fulton speech 11 Cold war 17,21,25,43-44,46,67, 70-71, 88, 91 communism in Eastern Europe 7-8 Congress for Cultural Freedom (CCF) 16 Corvalan, Luis 40 de Certeau, Michel 74 Deutsche Welle 21,23 dialectical approach 35, 37,39,57,65 dissent 7-9, 23, 26, 29 Dovlatov, Sergei 12 Dremin, Ivan 101 FACE 101 Dubin, Boris 57 Dud, Yuri 94-103 foreign agent law 98 vDwdshow 94-97,102 Durkheim, Emile 54 Ehrenburg, Ilya 68 People, Years, Life 68 Elias, Norbert 79 embodied history 80-81 Foucault, Michel 76 Friedrich, Carl 66-67 fundamental attribution error 1 Gabowitsch, Misha 70 Gessen, Masha xii, 70 The Future is History 70 Ginzburg, Evgenia 69 A Journey Into the Whirlwind 69
Index Gorbachev, Mikhail 9,12,33,55, 57-58,69 perestroika 12,49,55,58,62,67 Gosplan 51 Grossman, Vasily 68 Life and Fate 68 group attribution error 2 Gudkov, Lev 3, 5,57,69-70 Gulag 69 historical determinism 17 Homo post-sovieticus 91-105 homosos 35-39 identity politics, in Russia 92 Institute for Applied Sociological Studies (IKSI) 52 intelligentsia 10 invasion of Ukraine x, 71 Ivanov, Vyacheslav 54 Ivleeva, Anastasia 94 Kahneman, Daniel 1 fast and slow thinking 1 Karkov, Nikolai 24 Khrushchev, Nikita 8, 12, 30-31, 68 Kiselev, Dmitry 102 Kopelev, Lev 9 Kozlova, Natalia 73-89 grounded theory 74 methodological reflexivity 77 Sovetskie liūdi: Stseny iz istorii 77 Kozyrev, Mikhail 101 Leonov, Alexei 11 Levada, Yuri ix, xi, 3-4, 9, 49, 52, 55-56,64, 68, 88,104 A Soviet Ordinary Person (Sovetsku Prostot Chelovek) 49, 55,57 antinomies 58 collectivism 63 egalitarian hierarchism 57,61 imperial syndrome 57,62 self-isolation/ exceptionalism 57-59 state paternalism 57,60 120 Levada center 3, 5, 49,64 Levinson, Alexei 57 Levi-Strauss, Claude 54 Lotman, Yuri 54 Markov, Dmitry 102-103 Kruzhok 103 Markov, Georgy 20-25 as “Bulgarian Orwell” 24 The Feeling of Unbearableness 2223 The Great Roof 21 In absentia reports about Bulgaria 22 I Was Him 21 Marxism-Leninism 53,65,82 Medvedev, Dmitry 93 Mehnert, Klaus 45-47 The Anatomy of the Soviet Man 45-47 Merleau-Ponty, Maurice 76 Mesto (an online community) 100 Belova, Yana 100 Davydov, Nikolai 100 Doronichev, Andrei 100 Milosz, Cheslaw 13-19 The captive mind 13,19, 22 newfaith, the 14,16-19 The Issa Valley 19 Native Realm 19 Treatise on Morals 14
Moscow State Historical-Archival Institute 76 Murdoch, George 54 New soviet man 8,45 NKVD 31 nomenklatura 61 Novyi Mir 68 Oktiabr 68-69 Olshanskaia, Elena 83 Orange Revolution, in Ukraine Orwell, George ix, 19 doublethink 38,63 1984 67-68 92
Index Oushakine, Serguei 5 Parsons, Talcott 64 The Social System 64 structural functionalism 64-65 The Structure of Social Action 64 Pasternak, Boris 68 Doctor Zhivago 68 patriotic education in Russia 101 Pawel Pawlikowski 17 Cold War (film) 17 peoples archives 74, 76 personality traits 4 political émigrés 8 Professor Preobrazhensky 55-56 Prokhorova, Irina 6 Public Opinion Monitoring (Monitoring obshchestvennogo mnenia) 55 Putin, Vladimir and his leadership 91-94 Pyatigorsky, Aleksandr 54 Radio Free Europe (RFE) 21 Redd away, Peter 7 Ricoeur, Paul 76 Rostok 103 Russian State University for the Humanities (RGGU) 74 Sakharov, Andrei 67 Thoughts on Peace, Progress and Intellectual Freedom 67 Sakharov Center 5 samizdat 26 Sandomirskaia, Irina 83 Sardarov, Amiran 99 A Diary of a Hach 99 Schmidt, Carl 11 Secret Speech 29 Shalamov, Varlam 69 Kolyma Tales 69 Shortages, Soviet 86 Short Course on the History of the All Union Communist Party, The 81 Sinyavsky-Daniel trial 8 social influencer 93 Sokolov, Mikhail 54-55 Solzhenitsyn, Aleksandr 8 One day in the Life of Ivan Denisovich 8 Sovietologist 67 Soviet personality 57-58,62 Soviet society after WWII 85 Soviet Sociological Association (SSA) 50 Soviet sociologists 51-52, 54,65 Boris Grushin 49 Gennady Ossipov 49 Igor Kon 49 Tatiana Zaslavskaya 49,55 Vladimir Yadov 49-50 Stafford, Thomas 12 Stalinism 69,80 Zinovievs view of 34-35 Stalinization, in Poland 14,15 Stirlitz 56 survival practices, Soviet 86 Tartu-Moscow School of Semiotics 53-54 Thaw, The 8-9, 12, 29, 52,54,66,68 thick journals 68 Toporov, Vladimir 54 totalitarianism
63,66-69 model of totalitarianism 67 soviet totalitarianism 3 Tsymbalyuk, Darya 104 embodied knowledge 104 umbrella affair 24 Voslensky, Mikhail 62 Waterloo bridge 24 Weber, Max 54 woman with red flag 92 Yalta conference 13 Yurchak, Alexei 53 ‘deterritorialized milieus’ 12 121
Index Everything Was Forever, Until It Was No More 53 Zhivkov, Todor 20, 23 Zinoviev, Alexandr 30-38 Global Humant Hill 33 122 Հ ^ипсћ^п Homo Soviéticas 32 Nashei lunasti Polet 31, 34-36, 38 The Radiant Future 32 The Reality of Communism 32 The Yawning Heights 33-34
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CONTENTS Prologue viii 1 On riding bicycles and human judgement 2 Homo Sovieticus as Eastern European dissent 11 3 Homo Sovieticus as Soviet dissent 29 4 Homo Sovieticus as a Perestroika child 49 5 Homo Sovieticus as a post-Soviet empathy 73 6 Homo post-sovieticus as a fight for the continent 91 Notes Bibliography Index 1 107 111 119
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INDEX Abuladze, Tengiz 68 Repentance 68 Aksenov, Vasily 12, 59 All-Union Center for the Study of Public Opinion (VTsIOM) 55-56,64 All-Union Central Council of Trade Unions (VTsSPS) 55,81 American sociology 66 Andropov, Yuri 29 annexation of Crimea 2, 4,10,91 anti-Stalinism 29,33-34 anti-Westernism 5,30 Applebaum, Anne 8 Arendt, Hanna 41, 63, 66-67 Eichmann in Jerusalem 41 Belebey 39 Bourdieu, Pierre 78-79 Habitus 78 Brezhnev, Leonid 29-32, 52-53,66, 84-85 leadership 29-32 Brzezinski, Zbigniew 66-67 Totalitarian Dictatorship and Autocracy 66-67 Bukovsy, Vladimir 12, 39-44 Judgement in Moscow: Soviet Crimes and Western Complicity 40 Moskovský protsess 40 And the Wind Returns 41 Bulgakov, Mikhail 55-56 Heart of a Dog 55-56 Buzova, Olga 94 Carnegie Moscow Center 5 Central Economic Mathematical Institute of the Russian Academy of Science (CEMI) 53 Churchill, Winston 11,13 Fulton speech 11 Cold war 17,21,25,43-44,46,67, 70-71, 88, 91 communism in Eastern Europe 7-8 Congress for Cultural Freedom (CCF) 16 Corvalan, Luis 40 de Certeau, Michel 74 Deutsche Welle 21,23 dialectical approach 35, 37,39,57,65 dissent 7-9, 23, 26, 29 Dovlatov, Sergei 12 Dremin, Ivan 101 FACE 101 Dubin, Boris 57 Dud, Yuri 94-103 foreign agent law 98 vDwdshow 94-97,102 Durkheim, Emile 54 Ehrenburg, Ilya 68 People, Years, Life 68 Elias, Norbert 79 embodied history 80-81 Foucault, Michel 76 Friedrich, Carl 66-67 fundamental attribution error 1 Gabowitsch, Misha 70 Gessen, Masha xii, 70 The Future is History 70 Ginzburg, Evgenia 69 A Journey Into the Whirlwind 69
Index Gorbachev, Mikhail 9,12,33,55, 57-58,69 perestroika 12,49,55,58,62,67 Gosplan 51 Grossman, Vasily 68 Life and Fate 68 group attribution error 2 Gudkov, Lev 3, 5,57,69-70 Gulag 69 historical determinism 17 Homo post-sovieticus 91-105 homosos 35-39 identity politics, in Russia 92 Institute for Applied Sociological Studies (IKSI) 52 intelligentsia 10 invasion of Ukraine x, 71 Ivanov, Vyacheslav 54 Ivleeva, Anastasia 94 Kahneman, Daniel 1 fast and slow thinking 1 Karkov, Nikolai 24 Khrushchev, Nikita 8, 12, 30-31, 68 Kiselev, Dmitry 102 Kopelev, Lev 9 Kozlova, Natalia 73-89 grounded theory 74 methodological reflexivity 77 Sovetskie liūdi: Stseny iz istorii 77 Kozyrev, Mikhail 101 Leonov, Alexei 11 Levada, Yuri ix, xi, 3-4, 9, 49, 52, 55-56,64, 68, 88,104 A Soviet Ordinary Person (Sovetsku Prostot Chelovek) 49, 55,57 antinomies 58 collectivism 63 egalitarian hierarchism 57,61 imperial syndrome 57,62 self-isolation/ exceptionalism 57-59 state paternalism 57,60 120 Levada center 3, 5, 49,64 Levinson, Alexei 57 Levi-Strauss, Claude 54 Lotman, Yuri 54 Markov, Dmitry 102-103 Kruzhok 103 Markov, Georgy 20-25 as “Bulgarian Orwell” 24 The Feeling of Unbearableness 2223 The Great Roof 21 In absentia reports about Bulgaria 22 I Was Him 21 Marxism-Leninism 53,65,82 Medvedev, Dmitry 93 Mehnert, Klaus 45-47 The Anatomy of the Soviet Man 45-47 Merleau-Ponty, Maurice 76 Mesto (an online community) 100 Belova, Yana 100 Davydov, Nikolai 100 Doronichev, Andrei 100 Milosz, Cheslaw 13-19 The captive mind 13,19, 22 newfaith, the 14,16-19 The Issa Valley 19 Native Realm 19 Treatise on Morals 14
Moscow State Historical-Archival Institute 76 Murdoch, George 54 New soviet man 8,45 NKVD 31 nomenklatura 61 Novyi Mir 68 Oktiabr 68-69 Olshanskaia, Elena 83 Orange Revolution, in Ukraine Orwell, George ix, 19 doublethink 38,63 1984 67-68 92
Index Oushakine, Serguei 5 Parsons, Talcott 64 The Social System 64 structural functionalism 64-65 The Structure of Social Action 64 Pasternak, Boris 68 Doctor Zhivago 68 patriotic education in Russia 101 Pawel Pawlikowski 17 Cold War (film) 17 peoples archives 74, 76 personality traits 4 political émigrés 8 Professor Preobrazhensky 55-56 Prokhorova, Irina 6 Public Opinion Monitoring (Monitoring obshchestvennogo mnenia) 55 Putin, Vladimir and his leadership 91-94 Pyatigorsky, Aleksandr 54 Radio Free Europe (RFE) 21 Redd away, Peter 7 Ricoeur, Paul 76 Rostok 103 Russian State University for the Humanities (RGGU) 74 Sakharov, Andrei 67 Thoughts on Peace, Progress and Intellectual Freedom 67 Sakharov Center 5 samizdat 26 Sandomirskaia, Irina 83 Sardarov, Amiran 99 A Diary of a Hach 99 Schmidt, Carl 11 Secret Speech 29 Shalamov, Varlam 69 Kolyma Tales 69 Shortages, Soviet 86 Short Course on the History of the All Union Communist Party, The 81 Sinyavsky-Daniel trial 8 social influencer 93 Sokolov, Mikhail 54-55 Solzhenitsyn, Aleksandr 8 One day in the Life of Ivan Denisovich 8 Sovietologist 67 Soviet personality 57-58,62 Soviet society after WWII 85 Soviet Sociological Association (SSA) 50 Soviet sociologists 51-52, 54,65 Boris Grushin 49 Gennady Ossipov 49 Igor Kon 49 Tatiana Zaslavskaya 49,55 Vladimir Yadov 49-50 Stafford, Thomas 12 Stalinism 69,80 Zinovievs view of 34-35 Stalinization, in Poland 14,15 Stirlitz 56 survival practices, Soviet 86 Tartu-Moscow School of Semiotics 53-54 Thaw, The 8-9, 12, 29, 52,54,66,68 thick journals 68 Toporov, Vladimir 54 totalitarianism
63,66-69 model of totalitarianism 67 soviet totalitarianism 3 Tsymbalyuk, Darya 104 embodied knowledge 104 umbrella affair 24 Voslensky, Mikhail 62 Waterloo bridge 24 Weber, Max 54 woman with red flag 92 Yalta conference 13 Yurchak, Alexei 53 ‘deterritorialized milieus’ 12 121
Index Everything Was Forever, Until It Was No More 53 Zhivkov, Todor 20, 23 Zinoviev, Alexandr 30-38 Global Humant Hill 33 122 Հ ^ипсћ^п Homo Soviéticas 32 Nashei lunasti Polet 31, 34-36, 38 The Radiant Future 32 The Reality of Communism 32 The Yawning Heights 33-34 |
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