1905 and Art: From Aesthetes to Revolutionaries by Christina Lodder

Subjects: “…1905 Revolution…”
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The man in the revolution: Kazan guberniya. 1905–1907. The excursion via a new book by Liliya R. Gabdrafikova

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ATTEMPTS OF THE AGRARIAN REFORM AT THE BEGINNING OF THE XX CENTURY, OR OPPOSITION OF THE MINISTRY OF INTERNAL AFFAIRS AND THE MINISTRY OF FINANCE IN SOLVING THE PEASANT QUESTION by I. Shcherbakova

“…It has been substantiated, that at the beginning of the 20th century the state authorities did not develop a unified course in resolving the peasant issue and only the events of the 1905 revolution forced the government to take emergency measures in the development of agricultural legislation.…”
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Attempt of Church reforms in the Russian Orthodox Church in the early twentieth cen. by priest Yaroslav Chereniuk

“…After the 1905 revolution, in the Russian Empire a forced public administration reform took place. …”
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Melancholia Becomes Electric: The Dead Mother as Prophetess of Revolution in Blok’s “Шаги Командора” by Timothy Williams

“…The silent, ambivalent, un-dead ‘Dead Mother’ later theorized by André Green thus replaces the Phallic Mother and pre-Oedipal mother of Blok’s previous periods (preceding and immediately succeeding the failed 1905 Revolution) as the embodiment of hopes for a revolutionary cataclysm, likewise superseding the phallogocentric Law represented by the punishing patriarchal Commander. …”
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Analysis of G. Gubaydullin’s articles published in the “Maktap” magazine in 1913 by Dilyara M. Galiullina

“…Logic was studied in old-fashioned madrasas, but after the 1905 revolution the training programs were changed and there was a demand for a new textbook which would meet the requirements of the era. …”
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Urban Narratives in the Age of Revolutions: Early 20th century Ideas to Modernize Warsaw by Barbara Arciszewska, Makary Górzyński

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Elu nagu algebra. Alide Erteli elu ja looming by Taimi Grauberg

“…Ertel herself was involved in politics, taking part in the 1905 revolution as well as the events of 1917, which can be considered important factors shaping Ertel’s life, work, and its reception. …”
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Noor-Eesti ja naised. Young Estonia and Women by Rutt Hinrikus

“…The Young Estonians were not left out of these discussions: in Young Estonia’s publications, there were both fictional and non-fictional texts, novellas and essays focused on the position of woman in society. The 1905 revolution broadened this outlook and increased women’s real prospects for getting an education. …”
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Pegasus ja puuhobune. James Joyce’i „Kunstniku noorpõlveportree” ja Friedebert Tuglase „Felix Ormusson”. Pegasus and the Wooden Horse: James Joyce’s Portrait of the Artist as a You... by Tiina Ann Kirss

“…Behind the aesthetic polemics of both novels are shadows of the politics of the era: for Felix Ormusson, the aftermath of the 1905 revolution and political exile, and in the milieu of young Stephen Dedalus, the entanglement of national politics and the Catholic church. …”
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