Private Life of a Russian Woman in the 18th Century
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The gallant XVIII century fundamentally changed ideas about the Russian woman, her rights, role, significance and place in society. What at first seemed only to play the aristocracy in European life - by the decrees of Peter I, the ladies were ordered to wear “exemplary German” dresses with a corset and skirts to the ankles, a head instead of crowns and kick to decorate with tall hairstyles, and “cut and tear” and,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,ky and,,,,,,,,,,,,. In addition, to participate in the festivities, assemblies and night balls - over the years it has become the norm and a landmark for the merchant and philistine classes. At the same time, new customs are amazing, sometimes incredibly combined with traditions that have been developed for centuries. What the everyday life of the Russian -century Russian woman consisted of, how they got married, how they raised children, how they loved in marriage and out of marriage - about this and much more is described in the book of Natalia Pushkareva.
Natalya Pushkareva - Doctor of Historical Sciences, Professor, Pak of the Russian Association of Researchers of Women"s History. The publishing house Lomonosov was published by her book Private Life of a Woman in Ancient Rus" and Muscovy: the bride, wife, lover
Natalya Pushkareva - Doctor of Historical Sciences, Professor, Pak of the Russian Association of Researchers of Women"s History. The publishing house Lomonosov was published by her book Private Life of a Woman in Ancient Rus" and Muscovy: the bride, wife, lover
Author:
Author:Пушкарева Наталья
Cover:
Cover:Hard
Category:
- Category:Biographies & Memoirs
- Category:Politics & Social Science
Publication language:
Publication Language:Russian
Paper:
Paper:Offset
ISBN:
ISBN:978-5-91678-569-2
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