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(2003) Studies in East European Thought 55 (1).
Gender studies in post-Soviet society
Western frames and cultural differences
Anna Temkina , Elena Zdravomyslova
pp. 51-61
This article is devoted to theexploration of some trends in gender studies incontemporary Russia and is based on ourresearch and teaching in the field over thecourse of seven years. The main concepts ofgender research – gender, feminism,women's subjectivity – were introduced to theRussian public early in 1990s; Russian genderstudies began to develop as a whole due to theapplication of Western concepts and theories.The article examines the growth of genderstudies over the last 10 years, contextualdifferences as well as theoretical approachesin Russian gender studies as these have arisenin the context of the `Russia – West'dichotomy.
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Temkina, A. , Zdravomyslova, E. (2003). Gender studies in post-Soviet society: Western frames and cultural differences. Studies in East European Thought 55 (1), pp. 51-61.
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