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RUSS 2351

Reflection Modern Russian Soci

Reflection of the modern Russian society on Soviet cinematography as nostalgia for social state
The USSR was an autocratic model of a social state. For all the shortcomings of this model, the Soviet people had social guarantees and standards of living that were lost in the 90s of the 20th century after the collapse of the country. Over the past two decades, Russians became nostalgic about Soviet cinematographic heritage, which displayed certain values of life in a state that proclaimed social support and equal rights and opportunities for all. We will watch Russian movies (available online) from the Soviet era, with English subtitles, and discuss why they have become so popular in 2000-s in Russia.
Subject:
Russian
Department:
Russian
Division:
Middlebury Schools Abroad
Requirements Fulfilled:
EUR SOC
Equivalent Courses:
MSAB 2351

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Spring 2021

RUSS2351A-S21 Lecture (Tsikhelashvili)