Emotional Community and Everyday Life of the Teachers of Magnitogorsk (1929–1941)

Makarova, Nadezgda N.

doi:10.21638/11701/spbu24.2020.111

Modern History of Russia

2020

DOI: 10.21638/11701/spbu24.2020.111

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Emotional Community and Everyday Life of the Teachers of Magnitogorsk (1929–1941)

Nadezgda N. Makarova¹

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Historiography of history of Soviet school everyday life

Astafiev

Godovova²

2022

Vestnik of Samara University. History, pedagogics, philology

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Authors present an overview and analysis of publications of the Soviet and post-Soviet periods of the historiography of Soviet school everyday life. The authors note that in the Soviet period, a significant part of the scientific work focuses on the determining and leading role of the party in the field of school education, the promotion of advanced pedagogical experience in teaching and education, as well as solving the practical problems of public education. In the 1990-ies general education school and school everyday life become objects of interdisciplinary research for scientists representing various scientific fields: historians of education, teachers, philosophers, sociologists, culturologists, etc. It is noted that in the total volume of publications devoted to the everyday life of the school, teachers and students of the Soviet era, scientific works performed by historians make up an insignificant number. The daily life of the Soviet school and Soviet teachers becomes an independent topic for study by Russian historians and representatives of other scientific fields only in the early 2000-ies. However, historians still turn more often to the analysis of state policy in the field of school education, the training of teachers, school history education in the Soviet period, etc. The results of our analysis show that scientific articles, monographs and theses devoted to the topic of school everyday life and everyday life of a teacher of the Soviet era are much less than scientific papers on childrens everyday life. This circumstance, of course, determines the relevance and necessity of comprehensive studies of everyday life of Soviet school, especially on the materials of individual regions of the country.

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Historiography of history of Soviet school everyday life

Astafiev

Godovova²

2022

Vestnik of Samara University. History, pedagogics, philology

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