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AVAILABLE FOR READING AT CYRILLITSA: ‘RUSSIAN WORLD. NATURE, LIFE AND CUSTOMS ‘BY ANNA PAVLOVSKAYA

 


The mystery of Russian soul’ phenomena: how is it to be explained? Which are there the traditions of welcoming guests? What is the entrepreneurship in Russia like? Why are we being often misunderstood in the West and what could be done for a better understanding of each other? Where did the stereotypes about Russia come from and to what extent are they true to life? ‘Russian World’ is planning to answer these and many other questions.

 

Russian fairy tales and the statehood foundations, relations to the West, peasantry and family matters, the role of women in society and the Orthodox faith in Russia, education and the importance of book in Russia, the intelligentsia and its historical impact, the Russian table manners – all of them, strange as it may seem, in amazingly easy and clear language have been covered by Anna Pavlovskaya in her ‘Russian World books’.

А вook spread with ‘Vasilisa the Beautiful’ illustration, by I. Y. Bilibin, St. Petersburg, 1902
 

The knowledge about one’s own inner world, Russian world, could be of a paramount importance, similar to discoveries of new, outer worlds. ‘Russian World’ offers the opportunity – a practical guide for all those who is keen on understanding better the own inner world, Russia and the environment – and it makes an enjoyable and pleasant reading!

A book spread with an illustration ‘Merchant in the Club’ by B. M. Kustodiev, I.I. Brodsky Museum, St. Petersburg
 

On the flyleaf of the book one could read that ‘Russian World’ has been recommended as a guide for would-be cultural and regional studies. Though, we find this book worth reading by everyone who is interested in taking a new look at this country and its historical past. The book reveals the mutual cultural interchange of nations and their shared historical values and common heritage which have long ago led to the creation of an entity called ‘the Russian world’.

 

A book Spread with a ‘Baker’ illustration by B. M. Kustodiev , Brodsky museum, 1920
 

 

About the author:

 

Anna Valentinovna Pavlovskaya is a doctor of historical science, professor, the Head of the chair regional studies at the faculty of foreign languages, Moscow University, the Head of the Section of regional studies and international relations, the leader of the Centre for studies of interaction of cultures.

 

From the publisher:

 

The high-quality print, coloured and black-and-white illustrations, comfortable formatting; The publication has been recommended by the Scientific Methodical Council of the Foreign Languages Faculty and Regional-Studies at Moscow University as a guide for students studying humanitarian
subjects.

 

 

 

 

 

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