Titlebook: Russia, 1905-07: The Roots of Otherness; Volume 2: Revolution Teodor Shanin Book 1986 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publisher

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Postscript: Matters of Choice,Preface set out the book’s point of departure and stated its conclusions. A Postscript permits a brief statement about what the author has learned in the process of study about study itself — that is, not about Russia and its revolution but about sociologically informed history and the historical sociology of societies, states and revolutions.

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Revolution from Below: Down with Autocracy!,e usual preference of scholars for unequivocability of time and space. Such dating hides the unevenness of revolutionary developments, that is, a most substantive characteristic of any revolution. That excepted, the date, 9 January 1905, is useful for taking stock of Russia’s revolutionary situation

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Revolution from Below: Land and Liberty!, humorously for those who look at it ., the 1901 edition of that major repository of standard knowledge and common sense proceeds thus to exemplify the term: ‘In Russia … the villages scattered here and there in the midst of great steppe do not afford material even for a successful Jacquery’. The .

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,The Peasant War 1905–07: Who Led Whom?,eekness, stolid conservatism and incapacity for revolutionary action, a debate commenced over who led them or enticed them into rebellion. The very fact of the debate bears evidence to the surprise of the contemporary Russian peasant-watchers, in the face of peasant political behaviour which defied

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Revolution from Below: Land and Liberty!,s’. This was brought to an end when ‘an army of Charles the Bad … crushed the rebels … and the nobles then took violent reprisal’.. Notice the adverb ‘then’ and the description of the popular nickname of the nobles’ commander.