Architecture in the Age of Stalin: Culture Two examines the
cultural mechanisms that affected the evolution of architecture in
Russia during the Stalinist period. Defining two conflicting trends
- Culture One and Culture Two - that have alternately prevailed in
Russian culture, Vladimir Paperny argues that the shift away from
the architectural avant-garde of the 1920s was not entirely the
result of Stalin's will. Rather, he demonstrates how the aesthetic
choices of Stalin and his architects were conditioned by the
prevailing cultural mechanisms of the 1930s and 1940s. Combining
academic precision with engaging narrative, and using previously
unavailable archival materials published in the West for the first
time in this edition, Paperny leads the reader through the
remarkable trajectory of architectural and cultural transformation
that marked a pivotal moment of Russia's history.
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