PHAIDRA – Collezioni digitali

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FRAMING ENVIRONMENTS IN RUSSIA: CRITICAL REFLECTIONS ON ECOLOGY, CULTURE AND POWER

Introduction
Nadia Caprioglio, Roberta Sala

Environments of the Post-Reform Village
An Ecocritical Reading of Nekrasov’s Red-Nose Frost
J. Alexander Ogden

Crossing the Border
A Comparative Study of the Forest in the Poems of Gennadij Ajgi and in the Actions of Kollektivnye Dejstvija
Roberta Sala

Gennadij Ajgi’s Poetic Mysticism of Trees: On the Motif of Willows
Henrieke Stahl

The Motherland of the Giant Hogweed
How Giant Hogweed Became a Botanical Symbol of Contemporary Russia
Anastasia Sinitsyna

Phenomenology of Oil in Soviet and Post-Soviet Literature
Nadia Caprioglio

Economic Rationality and Socio-Technological Fantasy
Soviet Oil and its Geochronological Formation (A. Konchalovsky’s The Siberiade, 1978)
Ilya Kalinin

The Gulf of Finland as an Unknown Waterscape that Needs to Be Tamed
Perceptions, Imaginaries and Knowledge in Imperial St. Petersburg
Alexei Kraikovski, Julia Lajus

The Volga, Mother of All Russian Rivers, Silent Protagonist of Vasilij Grossman’s Novel Stalingrad
Giulia Baselica

Environmental Agenda in Russia Since the Beginning of the War
Angelina Davydova

The Green Practices of Tyumen Residents
Traditions, Values and Meanings
Olga V. Zakharova, Egine Karagulian