Suchergebnisse

Journeys of Soviet things: an introduction -- Geopolitics. Lived experience. Affect. Objects -- Cuba's 'Soviet period' -- Soviet modcons: solidarity and gratitude as geopolitical sentiment -- Gifts and souvenirs: conviviality and sociality in everyday diplomacy -- India in a time of Soviet 'friendship' -- Soviet books: affective, transnational solidarities -- Soviet domestic artefacts: sociality and access -- Alternative cosmopolitanism. Eclectic Solidarities.

Russian slash practices are much more than a protest subculture—a reductionist term that implies an unchanging isolation from other public realms. The political significance of slash practices on the Russian-language Internet, Runet, is more effectively understood by examining how slash and slashers travel from fannish to other public spaces to shape everyday political conversations about sexual politics in Russia.

Russian slash practices are much more than a protest subculture—a reductionist term that implies an unchanging isolation from other public realms. The political significance of slash practices on the Russian-language Internet, Runet, is more effectively understood by examining how slash and slashers travel from fannish to other public spaces to shape everyday political conversations about sexual politics in Russia.