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Russian women urban culture Russian Peasant Women’s Culture Russian orthodoxy Russian Women’s Writing visual arts music law morality violence rape History Women's Studies HIS032000 SOC028000 HBJD JFSJ1Sujets proches
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Sibelan Forrester, « 1. Introduction: Framing the View: Russian Women in the Long Nineteenth Century », Open Book Publishers, ID : 10670/1.3tqfvg
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Thinking of nineteenth-century Russia, we may find ourselves thinking of a woman’s image, perhaps one of the memorable heroines in the great Russian novels written by men: Sonia Marmeladova from Dostoevskii’s Crime and Punishment (Prestuplenie i nakazanie), Natasha Rostova from Tolstoi’s War and Peace (Voina i mir), or any of the Turgenev heroines so exemplary that a special adjective was created for the type. These characters have deeply influenced our perceptions of Russian life, to the poi...