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Общественная полемика в России о капитализме и опыте отечественной культурно-производственной традиции (XIX - начало XX вв.)
Author: Смирнова О.А.
Year: 2011
Pages: 259
Format: PDF
File size: 40 MB
Language: RU

Year: 2011
Pages: 259
Format: PDF
File size: 40 MB
Language: RU

The purpose of the research is to determine the reasons for the failure of the Russian socioeconomic development in the context of public polemics about the future ways of development of the country and its culture. The book "Общественная полемика в России о капитализме и опыте отечественной культурнопроизводственной традиции XIX начало XX вв" (Public Debate in Russia on Capitalism and the Experience of Native Cultural and Production Tradition in the 19th-Early 20th Centuries) by [Author's name] is a thought-provoking study that delves into the public discourse that took place in Russia during the 19th and early 20th centuries, focusing on the conflicting views on the country's socioeconomic development. The author examines the debates between proponents of Westernization and those who advocated for the preservation of domestic cultural and production traditions, and how these discussions shaped the nation's socioeconomic doctrine. At the heart of the book lies the question of why Russia's socioeconomic development failed to progress despite the heated public debates about the country's future. To answer this question, the author draws upon an extensive source complex, introducing previously unexplored materials into scientific circulation. The book offers a comprehensive analysis of the public polemics surrounding capitalism, revealing the underlying reasons for the country's stagnation and providing valuable insights into the evolution of modern knowledge. The monograph begins by exploring the historical context of the debate, tracing the emergence of capitalism in Russia and its impact on the country's cultural and economic landscape. The author then delves into the key issues that were at the forefront of the public controversy, including the role of Westernization, the importance of native cultural and production traditions, and the tensions between modernization and the preservation of national identity. Through a thorough analysis of primary sources, the author uncovers the nuances of the debate and highlights the various perspectives of the time. One of the central themes of the book is the need to study and understand the process of technology evolution, particularly in the context of modern knowledge.
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