Contesting Capitalism at the Post-Soviet Dacha: The Meaning of Food Cultivation for Urban Russians
Contesting Capitalism at the Post-Soviet Dacha: The Meaning of Food Cultivation for Urban Russians
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在后苏联别墅中对抗资本主义：粮食种植对俄罗斯城市人的意义
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10.2307/3185655
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发表时间：
2003
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0.9
通讯作者：
J. Zavisca
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作者：
J. Zavisca
近一半的俄罗斯城市家庭在他们的别墅土地上种植粮食。这项研究调查了这项活动的意义，为那些谁拥抱和那些谁拒绝it.Existing奖学金框架后苏联的别墅作为一种生存策略，并辩论其效率。人种学证据表明，别墅不仅提供了食物来源，而且提供了一个讨论向市场经济过渡的合理性和道德性的竞技场。由于其丰富的历史，达查可以被解释为生产或消费的场所，作为经济必需品或地位标志。这种模糊性使得dachas在关于经济权力和社会尊重之间的适当关系的争论中尤为突出。
Nearly half of urban Russian households grow food on their dacha plots. This study investigates the meaning of this activity for both those who embrace it and those who reject it. Existing scholarship frames the post-Soviet dacha as a survival strategy and debates its efficiency. Ethnographic evidence reveals that the dacha provides not simply a source of food but a discursive arena for debating the rationality and morality of the transition to a market economy. Due to their rich history, dachas may be interpreted as sites of production or of consumption, as economic necessities or status signifiers. This ambiguity makes dachas particularly salient in disputes over the proper relationship between economic power and social esteem in the shifting stratification order.