SLAVIC STUDIES / スラヴ研究

Copyright (c) 1998 by the Slavic Research Center( English / Japanese ) All rights reserved.

Contents

This book is mainly written in Japanese.Only the person with an English(Russian) summary has stretched the link.

Schubert in Nineteenth Century Russian Culture
Naoki AIZAWA	1
The Idea of Khlebnikov's Wordcreation and the Avant-gardism of Futurism
Satoshi KITAMI	35
The Wager of a Militant Surrealist: On Jan Svankmajer's The Death of Stalinism in Bohemia
Wakagi AKATSUKA	59
I.A. Goncharov and His Japanese Acquaintances in Petersburg
Kazuhiko SAWADA	79
Polish Factors in Right-Bank Ukraine from the Nineteenth to the Early Twentieth Century
Kimitaka MATSUZATO	101
The Reform of State Peasants in Right-Bank Ukraine in the First Half of the Nineteenth     Century: Monetization of Feudal Obligations and Agrarian Capitalism
Takeshi MATSUMURA	139
Koreans in the Russian Far East: Soviet Nationalities Policy and Deportation
Natsuko OKA	163
The Formation of the Hungarian Ethnicity in the United States: The Movement to Erect     the Statue of Kossuth Lajos in Cleveland
Akiyo YAMAMOTO	197
Local Agricultural Administration and Local Party Organs in the Soviet Union: 1962-1965
Kiyohiro MATSUDO	221
The CPSU Politburo and Its Commissions under Brezhnev: Decision Making in the Cases of     Afghanistan and Poland
Sungho KIM	263
The Local Autonomy of Sakhalinskaia oblast' and Yuzhno-Kuri'skii raion
Itsuro NAKAMURA	287

«Notes»

Environmental Preservation and Irrigation Agriculture in the Lower Reaches of the Syrdar'ia(in Japanese)
Masanobu NOMURA	305
Peasant Labor Migration, Property, and Household Division: Recent Studies on the Peasant    Family in Late Imperial Russia(in Japanese)
Kyoko AOKI	319

«Review Essay»

Some Comments on Sutarinizumu no tochi kozo - 1930 nendai soren no seisaku kettei to     kokumin togo [Stalinist Political Regime - Decision Making and National Integration    in the USSR during the 1930s]. By Takeshi Tomita(in Japanese)
Nobuaki SHIOKAWA	333

SLAVIC STUDIES / スラヴ研究

Copyright (c) 1998 by the Slavic Research Center( English / Japanese ) All rights reserved.