Optical play : glass, vision, and spectacle in Russian culture /

Julia Bekman Chadaga's ambitious study posits that glass - in its uses as a material and as captured in culture - is a key to understanding the evolution of Russian identity from the eighteenth century onward. From the contemporary perspective, it is easy to overlook how glass has profoundly tr...

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Main Author:	Chadaga, Julia Bekman (Author, http://id.loc.gov/vocabulary/relators/aut)
Format:	Book
Language:	English
Published:	Evanston, Illinois : Northwestern University Press, 2014 Evanston, Illinois : [2014]
Series:	Studies in Russian literature and theory
Subjects:	Glass construction > Social aspects > Russia Glass in literature Glass > Social aspects > Russia Russian literature > History and criticism Vision in literature Vision > Social aspects > Russia Glas Glass construction Glass Literatur Russian literature Russisch Sehen Social aspects Vision Russia (Federation) Russia Criticism, interpretation, etc

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