An analysis of Sheila Fitzpatrick's Everyday Stalinism: ordinary life in extraordinary times : Soviet Russia in The 1930s

In: The Macat library

In: ProQuest Ebook Central

Abstract

Cover Page -- Titlepage -- Copyright -- The Macat Library -- Critical Thinking and Everyday Stalinism -- About the Author of the Original Work -- Dedication -- Ways in to The Text -- What Does Everyday Stalinism Say? -- Why Does Everyday Stalinism Matter? -- 1 Influences -- Module 1 The Author and the Historical Context -- Key Points -- Why Read This Text? -- Author's Life -- Author's Background -- Module 2 Academic Context -- Key Points -- The Work in its Context -- Overview of the Field -- Academic Influences -- Module 3 The Problem -- Key Points -- Core Question -- The Participants -- The Contemporary Debate -- Module 4 The Author's Contribution -- Key Points -- Author's Aims -- Approach -- Contribution in Context -- 2 Ideas -- Module 5 Main Ideas -- Key Points -- Key Themes -- Exploring the Ideas -- Language and Expression -- Module 6 Secondary Ideas -- Key Points -- Other Ideas -- Exploring the Ideas -- Overlooked -- Module 7 Achievement -- Key Points -- Assessing the Argument -- Achievement in Context -- Limitations -- Module 8 Place in the Author's Work -- Key Points -- Positioning -- Integration -- Significance -- 3 Impact -- Module 9 The First Responses -- Key Points -- Criticism -- Responses -- Conflict and Consensus -- Module 10 The Evolving Debate -- Key Points -- Uses and Problems -- Schools of Thought -- In Current Scholarship -- Module 11 Impact and Influence Today -- Key Points -- Position -- Interaction -- The Continuing Debate -- Module 12 Where Next? -- Key Points -- Potential -- Future Directions -- Summary -- Glossary -- People Mentioned in the Text -- WORKS CITED -- The Macat Library by Discipline