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Russian Exceptionalism Between East And West The Ambiguous Empire Kevork Oskanian

Name: Russian Exceptionalism Between East And West The Ambiguous Empire Kevork Oskanian
SKU: BELL-47161364
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Russian Exceptionalism Between East And West The Ambiguous Empire Kevork Oskanian instant download after payment.

Publisher: Palgrave Macmillan

File Extension: PDF

File size: 4.14 MB

Pages: 283

Author: Kevork Oskanian

ISBN: 9783030697129, 3030697126

Language: English

Year: 2021

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Russian Exceptionalism Between East And West The Ambiguous Empire Kevork Oskanian by Kevork Oskanian 9783030697129, 3030697126 instant download after payment.

This book develops the idea of Russia as a country that can be defined, in identity terms, as displaying ‘hybrid exceptionalism’. In essence this relates to the ideological/ideational positioning of Russia that can be seen as analogous to its geographical and geo-political position between West and East. To oversimplify, the argument is that Russia defines itself as distinct from the West, at the same time as taking an Orientalist stance towards many of its Eastern and Southern neighbours. The author pinpoints a number of aspects of Russian identity formation —chiefly Russian Orthodoxy— that play an important role in such a positioning.