3. Ukrainian Roots of the Theory of Etnos
3. Украинские истоки теории этноса
2018-12-11
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Fedor VolkovNikolai MogilanskiiSoviet ethnopoliticsUkrainian national movementetnos theory
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The genealogy of etnos can be traced back, firstly, to the Saint-Petersburg anthropologists Eduard Petri and Dmitrii Koropchevskii and, secondly, to the ideology of Ukrainian national movement. The chapter examines the making of Fedor Volkov and Nikolai Mogilanskii’s ideas and in particular their solidarity with Southern Russian independence movements in what is now Ukraine. The chapter argues that the political engagement of these scholars, and their methods of describing identity, had a strong effect on the way that etnos theory became operationalized within the Soviet state.
Key Findings
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Fedor Volkov and Nikolai Mogilanskii developed ideas about identity in solidarity with Southern Russian independence movements in present-day Ukraine.
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The genealogy of the concept of etnos is traced to Saint Petersburg anthropologists Eduard Petri and Dmitrii Koropchevskii, as well as Ukrainian national-movement ideology.
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The scholars’ political engagement and identity-description methods strongly influenced how etnos theory was operationalized within the Soviet state.
Research Object
the making and political engagement of Fedor Volkov and Nikolai Mogilanskii’s ideas on etnos and identity
Research Subject
the influence of these scholars’ political engagement and identity-description methods on the operationalization of etnos theory within the Soviet state
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