Priscilla R Roosevelt

Biographic Data

ID1120027
NAMEPriscilla R Roosevelt
GIVEN NAMESPriscilla R
FAMILY NAMERoosevelt
SIGNATUREROOSEVELT P R
VERIFIEDNo
TOTAL WORKS10
TOTAL CITATIONS13
WORKS AS AUTHOR10
WORKS AS EDITOR0
FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR1987
LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR2009
H-INDEX1

  • I. Soviet Culture after the Revolution

    Priscilla R Roosevelt, Priscilla RooseveltARTICLECanadian-American Slavic Studies2009

  • The Empress and the Architect

    Priscilla R Roosevelt, Priscilla Roosevelt et al.ARTICLEThe Slavic and East European…1998

  • Life on the Russian Country Estate

    Alisa Gayle Mayor, Priscilla R Roosevelt et al.ARTICLEThe Slavic and East European…1997

  • Scenarios of Power

    Priscilla R Roosevelt, Priscilla Roosevelt et al.ARTICLEThe Russian Review1996Cited by: 1

  • Cultures in Flux

    Priscilla R Roosevelt, Priscilla Roosevelt et al.ARTICLEThe Russian Review1996

  • Emerald Thrones and Living Statues

    Priscilla R RooseveltARTICLEThe Russian Review1991

    From the reign of Catherine to the emancipation of 1861, serf theater, on estates and in provincial towns, was a major source of entertainment for rural Russia. Estate theater, moreover, markedly differentiated the Russian estate from its European model and, for that matter, from the plantation life of the American South. Large estates became famous for troupes of highly trained actors, musicians, and dancers, while even minor pomeshchiki prided …

  • Civil Rights in Imperial Russia

    Priscilla R Roosevelt, Olga Crisp et al.ARTICLEThe Russian Review1990Cited by: 1

    Civil rights in Russia - legal standards in gestation, W.E.Butler property rights, populism and Russian political culture, Richard Wortman peasant land tenure and civil rights implications before 1906, Olga Crisp the Trojan mare - women's rights and civil rights in late Imperial Russia, William G.Wagner privileges, rights and Russification, Raymond Pearson religious toleration in late Imperial Russia, Peter Waldron the concept of Jewish emancipat…

  • Tatiana's Garden

    Open AccessPriscilla R RooseveltARTICLESlavic Review1990Cited by: 1

    In "Baryshnia-krestianka" Aleksandr Pushkin introduces us to Grigorii Ivanovich Muromskii, a "nastoiashchii russkii barin" reduced to living on his one remaining estate, who squanders his remaining wealth creating an "Angliiskii sad." The gardening revolution of eighteenth century England, inspired by the overgrown ruins of Rome and Naples and by a new feeling for untrammeled nature, set in motion a vogue for informal, picturesque landscaping tha…

  • Legal Philosophies of Russian Liberalism

    Priscilla R Roosevelt, Andrzej WalickiARTICLEThe Russian Review1989Cited by: 10

    In pre-revolutionary Russia, law was widely criticized - in the name of Christ, or in the name of Marx. Professor Walicki opens his study with an analysis of this tradition of hostility to law. But his main aim is to present those Russian thinkers who boldly challenged the mainstream tradition by developing liberal legal philosophies which vindicated the value of the rule of law: Boris Chicherin, the theorist of a Hegelianized version of classica…

  • Portraits of Early Russian Liberals

    Priscilla R Roosevelt, Derek OffordARTICLEThe Russian Review1987