THE STALINIST REVOLUTION (CON’T). Cultural Revolution  Emphasis on class war  anti-bourgeois  Emphasis on “proletarian” culture SOCIAL & CULTURAL CHANGE.

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THE STALINIST REVOLUTION (CON’T)

Cultural Revolution  Emphasis on class war  anti-bourgeois  Emphasis on “proletarian” culture SOCIAL & CULTURAL CHANGE

THE STALINIST REVOLUTION (CON’T) The “Great Retreat”  Return to conventional values  Women & the Family exaltation of motherhood traditional family structure & values SOCIAL & CULTURAL CHANGE

THE STALINIST REVOLUTION (CON’T) The “Great Retreat”  Discipline & structure  ranks, titles, decorations  manners, pomp & circumstance  patriotism & historicism emphasis on Russia’s glory, past & future SOCIAL & CULTURAL CHANGE

THE STALINIST REVOLUTION (CON’T) The “Great Retreat”  Stalinist history  Marxist interpretation  re-writing of events  demonization & removal of Stalin’s enemies

THE STALINIST REVOLUTION (CON’T) The “Great Retreat”  Education  no more experimentation  emphasis on memorization  specialization  rigid Marxist ideology SOCIAL & CULTURAL CHANGE

THE STALINIST REVOLUTION (CON’T) The “Great Retreat”  Arts & Literature  Party control  Socialist Realism SOCIAL & CULTURAL CHANGE

THE STALINIST REVOLUTION (CON’T) The “Great Retreat”  Arts & Literature  Party control  Socialist Realism  Grandiose architecture SOCIAL & CULTURAL CHANGE

THE STALINIST REVOLUTION (CON’T) The “Great Retreat”  Arts & Literature  Party control  Socialist Realism SOCIAL & CULTURAL CHANGE  Grandiose architecture

THE STALINIST REVOLUTION (CON’T) The “Great Retreat”  Cult of Stalin  link to Lenin, Marx  glorification & deification SOCIAL & CULTURAL CHANGE