6 edition of Home, school and leisure in theSoviet Union found in the catalog.
Published
1980
by Allen & Unwin in London
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Written in
Edition Notes
Includes bibliographies and index.
| Statement | edited by Jenny Brine, Maureen Perrie, Andrew Sutton. |
| Contributions | Brine, Jenny., Perrie, Maureen., Sutton, Andrew. |
| Classifications | |
|---|---|
| LC Classifications | HN523.5 |
| The Physical Object | |
| Pagination | xiv,279p. ; |
| Number of Pages | 279 |
| ID Numbers | |
| Open Library | OL20943238M |
| ISBN 10 | 0043350402 |
Physical Education in the Soviet Union is presented through radio, television, books, newspapers, magazines, movies, songs, celebrations, and the arts - opera, ballet, sculpture, paintings. Teaching and learning in Soviet schools is planned with the intention of inculcating responsibility to the collective. This. I read this book out of novelty, as a person who grew up with Soviet food in the last days of the Soviet Union. And while the historical anecdotes are amusing, and recipes are informative, the book comes up short on describing an authentic Soviet experience, being written through the lens of people who seem to never have left the relative comfort of Moscow and its environs/5.
F. Hirsch, “The Soviet Union as a Work-in-Progress: Ethnographers and the Category Nationality in the , , and ”, Slavic Review, 2 () (see also her Ph.D. Dissertation, “Empire of Nations: Colonial Technologies and the Making of the Soviet Union, ,” Princeton University, );. This book was not quite was I was thinking it would be, apparently I didn't read the jacket as closely as I assumed. While this book does touch on homeschooling in many ways it is absolutely not a book about homeschooling in the sense of providing either practical how-to homeschool advice or more theoretical why-to homeschool/5.
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Home, school, and leisure in the Soviet Union Hardcover – January 1, by Jenny Brine (Author)Cited by: 6. Home, School and Leisure in the Soviet Union by Brine, Jenny, etc.
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Andrusz --Domestic labour and Soviet society / Alix Holt --"A woman's right to choose" in the Soviet Union / Barbara Holland --Secondary education for all in a. Home, school, and leisure in the Soviet Union, edited by Jenny Brine, Maureen Perrie, Andrew Sutton.
Toronto Public Library. Publication date Note "This volume is dedicated to the memory of Geoffrey Russell Barker, " ISBN Labour and Leisure in the Soviet Union: The Conflict between Public and Private Decision-Making in a Planned Economy 1st ed.
Edition by William Moskoff (Author) › Visit Amazon's William Moskoff Page. Find all the books, read about the author, and more. Cited by: 9. the University of Birmingham^ Home School and Leisure in the Soviet Union comprises a collection of essays written by some of Barker's colleagues and postgraduate students.
The title is broad and vague; the content is correspondingly wide-ranging and amorphous. The headings for the book's three divisions echo and only barely. If you are curious and want to read any, here are recommended books about the Soviet Union for children.
The Wild Dog Dingo by Ruvim Frayerman Even though Ruvim Frayerman the writer claimed this book to be a story of first love, this classic coming of age story has actually raised timeless questions such as the importance of condoning your. Labour and Leisure in the Soviet Union The Conflict between Public and Private Decision-Making in a Planned Economy.
Leisure. Pages Moskoff, William. Book Title Labour and Leisure in the Soviet Union Book SubtitleBrand: Palgrave Macmillan UK. Labour and Leisure in the Soviet Union The Conflict between Public and Private Decision-Making in a Planned Economy. About this book. Keywords. labour Soviet Union Union Union of Soviet Socialist Republics (USSR) Authors and affiliations.
Heitlinger, A. ()Women and State Socialism: Sex Inequality in the Soviet Union and Czechoslovakia, London: Macmillan. Google Scholar Holt, A. () “Domestic Labour and Soviet Society”, in Brine, J. et al. (eds), Home School, and Leisure in the Soviet Union, London: George, Allen and by: 4.
4 Jenny Brine, "Reading as a Leisure Pursuit in the USSR," in Home, School and Leisure in the Soviet Union, ed. Jenny Brine, Maureen Perrie, and Andrew Sutton (Boston: George Allen and Unwin, ), pp. 5 Gregory Walker, "Readerships in the USSR: Some Evidence from Post-War Studies," Oxford Slavonic Papers, n.s.
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New York: Praeger, viii, pp. Both these books are concerned with a topic that is presently attracting growing. Klaus Mehnert, “Too Many Russians Chasing Too Few Books” (The Russians and Their Favorite Books, ) Jenny Brine, “Reading as a Leisure Pursuit in the USSR” (Home, School, and Leisure in the Soviet Union, ) May Dissident life and literature Vladimir Voinovich, Ivankiad Listen: Interview with Vyacheslav Igrunov.
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