Ethnographers helped to perceive, understand and to also to
Russia's remarkable cultural diversity. This book focuses on the
specific contexts as ethnographic knowledge was created in modern
Russia, showing readers how tsarist and Soviet ethnographers
simultaneously defined both their subjects and their own expertise
over a roughly three-hundred year period.
The essays address fields into which ethnographic knowledge
poured military, mission, history, anthropology, literature etc. as
well as broadening the understanding of knowledge formats pictures,
maps, atlases, plays, tape recordings, lectures, films, posters,
museums, exhibitions etc. noticeably exerting an influence on
imperial identities
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