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2. Dinner at Smirdin’s: Forces in Russian Print Culture in the Early Reign of Nicholas I
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Chapters in this book
- Frontmatter i
- Contents v
- Figures and Tables vii
- Note on Transliteration ix
- Preface xi
- Introduction 1
- 1. Russian Eighteenth-Century Popular Enlightenment Literature on Commerce 29
- 2. Dinner at Smirdin’s: Forces in Russian Print Culture in the Early Reign of Nicholas I 54
- 3. The Proliferation of Elite Readerships and Circle Poetics in Pushkin and Baratynskii (1820s–1830s) 82
- 4. The Archaeology of ‘Backwardness’ in Russia: Assessing the Adequacy of Libraries for Rural Audiences in Late Imperial Russia 108
- 5. The Reading Culture of Russian Workers in the Early Twentieth Century (Evidence from Public Library Records) 142
- 6. Reading between the (Confessional) Lines: The Intersection of Old Believer Manuscript Books and Images with Print Cultures of Late Imperial Russia 165
- 7. The Moral Self in Russia’s Literary and Visual Cultures: The Late Imperial Era and Beyond 201
- 8. Books and Their Readers in Twentieth-Century Russia 231
- 9. Adapting Paratextual Theory to the Soviet Context: Publishing Practices and the Readers of Il’f and Petrov’s Ostap Bender Novels 252
- 10. Closing and Opening and Closing: Reflections on the Russian Media 281
- Appendix: The Internet on the State of Mass Media in Russia 301
- Contributors 305
- Backmatter 309
Chapters in this book
- Frontmatter i
- Contents v
- Figures and Tables vii
- Note on Transliteration ix
- Preface xi
- Introduction 1
- 1. Russian Eighteenth-Century Popular Enlightenment Literature on Commerce 29
- 2. Dinner at Smirdin’s: Forces in Russian Print Culture in the Early Reign of Nicholas I 54
- 3. The Proliferation of Elite Readerships and Circle Poetics in Pushkin and Baratynskii (1820s–1830s) 82
- 4. The Archaeology of ‘Backwardness’ in Russia: Assessing the Adequacy of Libraries for Rural Audiences in Late Imperial Russia 108
- 5. The Reading Culture of Russian Workers in the Early Twentieth Century (Evidence from Public Library Records) 142
- 6. Reading between the (Confessional) Lines: The Intersection of Old Believer Manuscript Books and Images with Print Cultures of Late Imperial Russia 165
- 7. The Moral Self in Russia’s Literary and Visual Cultures: The Late Imperial Era and Beyond 201
- 8. Books and Their Readers in Twentieth-Century Russia 231
- 9. Adapting Paratextual Theory to the Soviet Context: Publishing Practices and the Readers of Il’f and Petrov’s Ostap Bender Novels 252
- 10. Closing and Opening and Closing: Reflections on the Russian Media 281
- Appendix: The Internet on the State of Mass Media in Russia 301
- Contributors 305
- Backmatter 309