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  • 标题:European and Asian Countries through the Eyes of Foreigners (in 19th — beginning of 20th century)
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  • 作者:Vladimir A. Ushakov ; Mikail Yu. Evsevjev ; Ariadna A. Petrova
  • 期刊名称:Bylye Gody
  • 印刷版ISSN:2073-9745
  • 出版年度:2016
  • 卷号:41
  • 期号:3
  • 页码:642-649
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  • 出版社:Sochi State University
  • 摘要:The article is based on the study of a various publications and archive materials that were left in the 19th — beginning of 20th century by representatives of several generations of Russians going out of Russia for a long periods of time to Europe an and Asian contrives, or by Europeans who had been visiting and exploring the Russian Empire. Such materials come in sight of the article’s authors in the process of random selection. These materials varied in form, size and content; they were created in different conditions and for different purposes. They were written by people of different professional, social background, interests, character and life experience. Despite these factors the authors managed to study features of formation and development of the Russia’s image in social thinking of Western Europe on the basis of publications of authors from France and Netherland. Examples of Italian lands descriptions were used for consideration of Russian observers’ approaches to interpretation of the life of Europeans. And the perception of the Asian countries’ life (China and Japan) and of their inhabitants that had formed by the beginning of the 19th century was described in the notes and memories of Russians — the participants of the Russian — Japan war. Such different sources served as well as some common and very inportant functions, and the authors of this article identified then. First of all, it was an informational-educational mission. Such functions as goal setting and recording were also important, when authors of the materials identified the most important events, processes and recorded them. The critical approach and function of criticism were also incidental to the authors of many sources. Again, the materials presented in the article showed other provisions of the problem “us vs. them” (“us vs. otters”) that is currently being considered in the modern science, and which in general lead to generation of both the understanding of different-scale processes, events, facts and the general vision of countries and peoples development within significant time periods. And in general the article determines fundamental importance of the sources of such types for comprehensive and precise study and understanding of Russian history and history of other countries.
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