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After the First Congress of Soviet Writers in 1934, folklore, like literature, became an instrument of the political propagandist. Folklorists devoted considerable efforts to attending to what purported to be a rebirth of the Russian epic tradition, producing works of pseudofolklore that as often as not featured Joseph Stalin in the hero's role. Miller's account of this curious episode in the history of popular culture and totalitarian politics, and his synopses and translations of "classic" examples of folklore for Stalin, seek to serve as a resource not only for the study of contemporary folklore but also for the political scientist.
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Kenneth Dunne
reviewed Folklore for Stalin on November 17, 2015
Folklore for Stalin
Fascinating addition to any post-colonial philosophical investigation. Jamake Highwater's arguments give the reader the opportunity to traverse the transitional space between the 'western' philosophical canon and Native American philosophy. By addressing the different conceptions of concepts like time and story Jamake is able to provide the reader with a more comprehensive understanding of different views. Not only does this text give the individual the ability to engage with an under-taught and under-appreciated discipline it also makes useful critiques and analysis of continental philosophical theories. Highly recommended.
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