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Socialisation Through Children's Literature: The Soviet Example
... 17 Russian children's literature, the prototype followed by the Romanian one, shares its ideals with all other Soviet literary genres -the education of mankind through exemplary world-views and aesthetic values. 18 Felicity Ann O'Dell also describes the main characteristics of the didactic element in socialist realist books for adults, and all three of them can be easily identified in the context of children's books as well. Naum's two socialist-realist narratives that I intend to focus on shortly clearly follow this doctrine. ...
Any attempt to come to grips with the nature of the Soviet state must necessarily involve some explanation of the phenomenon of national identity. As the Soviet Union enters its sixtieth year, it remains a multinational state, and one in which national beliefs are strongly held. The hopes of certain Marxists that national identity would slip from the historical agenda remain a project for the distant future, rather than a description of the present.KeywordsLanguage PolicyNational IdentityNationality ProblemSocialist SocietyPolitical SocialisationThese keywords were added by machine and not by the authors. This process is experimental and the keywords may be updated as the learning algorithm improves.
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