
This article describes the results of the pilot stage of qualitative fi eld research on Russian social memory in the second half of the 1980s. The aim of the research was to reveal what is the image of perestroika preserved in today's social memory of those Russians who remember the events of those years. The main objective of the pilot stage was the identifi cation of the lexicon of terms and the set of concepts used to verbalize the memories of the perestroika period, as well as the caesuras and temporal characteristics related to the memory of this time. The results are outlined in the main topics, terms and concepts that pop up in conversations with respondents.
pamięć społeczna, Gorbachev, российское кино, социальная память, social memory, Gorbaczow, Russian cinema, перестройка, русская культура, Горбачев, русская литература, pierestrojka, perestroika, kultura rosyjska, literatura rosyjska, kino rosyjskie, Russian culture, Russian literature
pamięć społeczna, Gorbachev, российское кино, социальная память, social memory, Gorbaczow, Russian cinema, перестройка, русская культура, Горбачев, русская литература, pierestrojka, perestroika, kultura rosyjska, literatura rosyjska, kino rosyjskie, Russian culture, Russian literature
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