Everything Was Forever, Until It Was No More by Alexei Yurchak
The Last Soviet Generation
This insightful work delves into the paradoxical nature of the late Soviet Union, exploring how the seemingly immutable structures of Soviet life were suddenly dismantled. Through a detailed analysis of the cultural and social practices of the time, it reveals how the stability of the Soviet system was both maintained and undermined by the very rituals and ideologies that defined it. The book examines the lived experiences of Soviet citizens, highlighting the complex interplay between official discourse and everyday life, ultimately illustrating how the collapse of the Soviet Union was both unexpected and inevitable.
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- Published
- 2005
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- 320-350
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- English
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