Vol 22 (2005): Words, Deeds and Values. The Intelligentsia in Russia and Poland during the Nineteenth and Twentieth Centuries

Articles

• Introduction

  Fiona Björling

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• Polish conceptions of the intelligentsia and its calling

  Andrzej Walecki

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• Cartography and the collected nation in Joachim Lelewel's geographical imagination: a revised approach to intelligentsia

  Steven J. Seegel

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• Императорский университет в Варшаве : проблемы польско-российских взаимоотношений (1869-1915)

  S.I Michal'čenko

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• Польско-российское интеллектуальное соперничество в Беларуси и становление ее национального самосознания (век девятнадцатый): Опыт историко-антропологической реконструкции

  V.B Evarouskij (Evorovskij)

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• Stereotypes of the Pole in Russian public discourse: the case of russification in the empire's Western region in the mid-nineteenth century

  Michael Dolbilov

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• The provincial in intelligentsia and social values in Nižnij Novgorod 1838-1891

  Catherine Evtuhov

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• The jewish intelligentsia, state administration, and the myth of conversion in tsarist Russia

  Eugene Avrutin

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• The origins of terrorism among the Russian narodniki

  Alan P. Pollard

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• Law and morality: the Russian debate at the turn of the century

  Anita Schlüchter

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• Images of madness in visual art: a Russian Symbolist iconography

  Julie Hansen

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• The First World War and the crisis in the mentality of the art intelligentsia

  Irina Kupcova

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• The non-bolshevik intelligentsia of the Don in 1917 and the early 1920s

  Natalija Rešetova

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• Исторические уроки высылки : К 8о-летию административной высылки большевиками значительной группы видных российских интеллигентов

  A.V Kvakin

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• Русская газета в Польше : Литература и политика

  N.A Bogomolov

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• The intelligentsia and Russia's twentieth-century crisis of trust

  Geoffrey Hosking

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• Cine-intellectuals or cine-proletariat? Ideologica allegiances and professional identities in early Soviet cinema

  Oksana Sarkisova

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• Художник в годы позднего сталинизма: Повседневная жизнь и(ли) идеология

  G.A Jankovskaja

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• Fazil' Iskander: cultural bilingualism and the writings in Russian of the non-Russian intelligentsia

  Tatjana Kudrjavtseva

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• Drafting the Third Party Programme: the intelligentsia and the de-Stalinisation of Soviet ideology 1952-61

  Mark Sandle

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• 'Sociomorphs', Soviet social theory, and philosophy: an essay on intellectual practices

  E.M. Swiderski

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• The construction of a European identity in post-Soviet Russia: another elite project?

  Flemming Splidsboel-Hansen

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• How religous is the contemporary Russian intelligentsia? Sociological aspects of the religous situation in Russia

  Inna Naletova

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• A 'religous intelligentsia' in present-day Russia? Towards responsibility and engaged reflection

  Jonathan Sutton

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• The Polish intelligentsia and modernity: the search for new moral sources

  Krzysztof Stala

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• New Middle Ages or new Renassance? Rethinking the humanist legacy in the post-communist world

  Nina Witoszek, Andrew Brennan

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