Thomas M Barrett
Datos Biográficos
| ID | 3786204 |
|---|---|
| NOMBRE | Thomas M Barrett |
| NOMBRES | Thomas M |
| APELLIDO | Barrett |
| FIRMA | BARRETT T M |
| AFILIACIONES | St. Mary's College of Maryland |
| VERIFICADO | No |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 12 |
| TOTAL DE CITAS | 23 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 12 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMER AÑO DE PUBLICACIÓN | 1943 |
| AÑO MÁS RECIENTE DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2014 |
| ÍNDICE H | 2 |
“No, A Soldier Doesn’t Forget”
This article examines the fate of lyrical songs of the Great Fatherland War in the post-war, late-Stalin period. Despite a relentless attack by critics, songs that emphasized loss and suffering continued to be written, recorded, and performed after the war. These kept a narrative of individual struggle alive during a period when the Party attempted to impose a state-heavy, heroized interpretation of the war that emphasized the glory of Stalin’s l…
Response from the Author
Heart of a Serpent? The Cold War Science Fiction of Murray Leinster
At the Edge of Empire
At the Edge of Empire
The Land is Spoiled By Water
A frontier environmental history of Cossack settlers in the North Caucasus reveals some of the weaknesses of the Russian imperial mission. Cossacks transformed the landscape of settlement through deforestation and canalisation; the resulting floods and disease regime put severe limits on their ability to be economic colonisers or cultural assimilators. In many respects, the land proved to be a tougher enemy than the mountain people whom they were…
Southern Living (in Captivity)
Lines of Uncertainty
The Caucasus may be likened to a mighty fortress, marvelously strong by nature, artificially protected by military works, and defended by a numerous garrison." This oft-quoted line was written by General A.A. Veliaminov in 1828 in a memoir which advocated the use of powerful military force to subdue the tribes of the north Caucasus. To take this fortress, a wise commander must "lay his parallels; advance by gap and mine and so master the place." …
Eastern threats, eastern dreams
The Remaking of the Lion of Dagestan
Many historic and patriotic thoughts lie hidden in the name of Shamil: muridism, the Caucasus, the torrents of native blood which have been spilled, the glory of Russian arms, the names of famous Russian heroes-all of this comes together as if they were a series of synonymous ideas under the word Shamil. Sensible Russian patriots do not hate Shamil, they do not despise his name: the victory and peace in the bosom of Dagestan redeemed everything. …
Foucault, Marxism, and History
Chronic Alcoholism in Veterans
Lines of Uncertainty
The Caucasus may be likened to a mighty fortress, marvelously strong by nature, artificially protected by military works, and defended by a numerous garrison." This oft-quoted line was written by General A.A. Veliaminov in 1828 in a memoir which advocated the use of powerful military force to subdue the tribes of the north Caucasus. To take this fortress, a wise commander must "lay his parallels; advance by gap and mine and so master the place." …
The Remaking of the Lion of Dagestan
Many historic and patriotic thoughts lie hidden in the name of Shamil: muridism, the Caucasus, the torrents of native blood which have been spilled, the glory of Russian arms, the names of famous Russian heroes-all of this comes together as if they were a series of synonymous ideas under the word Shamil. Sensible Russian patriots do not hate Shamil, they do not despise his name: the victory and peace in the bosom of Dagestan redeemed everything. …
At the Edge of Empire
At the Edge of Empire
The Land is Spoiled By Water
A frontier environmental history of Cossack settlers in the North Caucasus reveals some of the weaknesses of the Russian imperial mission. Cossacks transformed the landscape of settlement through deforestation and canalisation; the resulting floods and disease regime put severe limits on their ability to be economic colonisers or cultural assimilators. In many respects, the land proved to be a tougher enemy than the mountain people whom they were…
Southern Living (in Captivity)
Eastern threats, eastern dreams
Chronic Alcoholism in Veterans
Foucault, Marxism, and History
Eastern threats, eastern dreams
The Remaking of the Lion of Dagestan
Many historic and patriotic thoughts lie hidden in the name of Shamil: muridism, the Caucasus, the torrents of native blood which have been spilled, the glory of Russian arms, the names of famous Russian heroes-all of this comes together as if they were a series of synonymous ideas under the word Shamil. Sensible Russian patriots do not hate Shamil, they do not despise his name: the victory and peace in the bosom of Dagestan redeemed everything. …
Lines of Uncertainty
The Caucasus may be likened to a mighty fortress, marvelously strong by nature, artificially protected by military works, and defended by a numerous garrison." This oft-quoted line was written by General A.A. Veliaminov in 1828 in a memoir which advocated the use of powerful military force to subdue the tribes of the north Caucasus. To take this fortress, a wise commander must "lay his parallels; advance by gap and mine and so master the place." …
Southern Living (in Captivity)
The Land is Spoiled By Water
A frontier environmental history of Cossack settlers in the North Caucasus reveals some of the weaknesses of the Russian imperial mission. Cossacks transformed the landscape of settlement through deforestation and canalisation; the resulting floods and disease regime put severe limits on their ability to be economic colonisers or cultural assimilators. In many respects, the land proved to be a tougher enemy than the mountain people whom they were…
At the Edge of Empire
At the Edge of Empire
Heart of a Serpent? The Cold War Science Fiction of Murray Leinster
Response from the Author
“No, A Soldier Doesn’t Forget”
This article examines the fate of lyrical songs of the Great Fatherland War in the post-war, late-Stalin period. Despite a relentless attack by critics, songs that emphasized loss and suffering continued to be written, recorded, and performed after the war. These kept a narrative of individual struggle alive during a period when the Party attempted to impose a state-heavy, heroized interpretation of the war that emphasized the glory of Stalin’s l…
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