Titlebook: Sociology in Russia; A Brief History Larissa Titarenko,Elena Zdravomyslova Book 2017 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s) 2017 H

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,Russian Sociology in the 1920s–Mid-1950s: The Beginnings of Soviet Sociology,pline itself survived only in a latent form. This chapter sheds light on how the sociological heritage of the two early periods of Russian sociology (up to the mid-1950s) has been used in modern sociological debates in Russia.

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Whither Russian Sociology? Problems and Prospects Conclusion,d institutional patterns, similar to indigenous or Southern theory, or whether they should rather follow the way of mainstream Western theory. Long-lasting political fragmentation, dependence on the state funding for research and education contribute negatively to the further development of Russian sociology.

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Book 2017 the late institutionalization of sociology in the Soviet period, the breaks in continuity between its main historical periods and the relationship between sociology and power throughout its history. This valuable work will appeal to social science and history scholars, as well as readers interested in the history of contemporary Russia.

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Russian Early Period of Sociology: Predecessors and First Professionals,he Soviet time is wrong. The main Russian schools of thought (positivist, neo-positivist, subjective, Neo-Kantian, Marxist, and Christian) reflect the variety of theoretical approaches that were applied to the understanding of social life by Russian thinkers. Each school puts forward its own leaders

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,Russian Sociology in the 1920s–Mid-1950s: The Beginnings of Soviet Sociology,ols. By 1922, Marxist sociology dominated and slowly developed under the umbrella of historical materialism. Several empirical surveys based on the Marxist methodology were conducted during this period. The 1930s and 1940s were less significant as sociological activities were minimized and the disci

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Revival, Partial Institutionalization, Stagnation and Final Recognition of Soviet Sociology,st society. Political and ideological intentions of Soviet sociological project were manifest. Under rigid party-state control, this realm of knowledge production had to balance between the ethos of science and the ethos of ideology. The consequences of such a situation were negative for sociologist