Siberia on Russian mental maps: The imperial and national space

Filozofija I Društvo 23 (2):205-234 (2012)
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Polazeci od teorijskog problema tumacenja procesa izgradnje nacija u okviru kontinentalnih imperija, autor u ovom radu istrazuje razlicita znacenja?Sibira? u ru?skoj imperijalnoj i nacionalnoj imaginaciji. Analizom diskurzivnih praksi kojima se stvaraju razlicite predstave geografskog prostora prikazana je promena percepcije Sibira od?tudje zemlje? i?kolonije? do neotudjivog dela ruske nacionalne teritorije. Prateci nastanak?ruskosti? Sibira, autor taj koncept interpretira kao sastavni deo sirih debata o ruskom identitetu, tj. odnosu?evropske? i?azijske? Rusije. Stoga je osnovni cilj ove studije objasnjenje jednog vaznog aspekta procesa promene Rusije od imperijalne do?nacionalizujuce? drzave. PR Projekat Ministarstva nauke Republike Srbije, br. 179014

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