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Publichnai͡a zhenshchina ili publichnai͡a lichnostʹ? : zhenskie obrazy v kino

Novai︠a︡ zhenshchina v kinematografe perekhodnykh istoricheskikh periodov

The great social transformations of the 20th century in Russia and Europe invariably led to a revision of established gender conventions. It was during these periods that the so-called new women appeared in culture - characters who reflected the values ​​of the progressive part of society and hopes for even greater female emancipation. Svetlana Smagina in her book puts forward the concept that social changes are represented in cinema precisely through such characters, and analyzes in detail the images of new women in the national cinema of the Scandinavian countries, Germany, France and Russia. The author demonstrates how, over time, heroines who previously did not fit into the patriarchal coordinate system and occupied a marginal place in society become mouthpieces of revolutionary ideas and new feminist values. The researcher focuses on three historical periods that profoundly changed the development not only of Russia in the 20th century, but also of Western countries: the revolutionary transformations that began in 1917 (including a kind of preparatory pre-revolutionary period), changes in the social formation after 1991 in Russia, and the period of youth unrest in the 1960s in Europe.

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