Culture and theater as foundation for national identity formation in the Russian far east: where Europe meets Asia

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Notes

1. S. V. Bereznitski, “Ethno-cultural Mutual Influence of the Peoples of Russian Far East, China, Japan,” in V. L. Larin (ed), Russia—China—Japan in North-Eastern Asia: Issues of Regional Interaction in the 21st Century. International Conference Proceedings (Vladivostok: Dalnauka, 2000), pp. 124–127; N. P. Ryabchenko, “Russia—Eastern Asia: the Problems of Cultural Borrowings,” in V. L. Larin (ed), The Far East of Russia: Historical Experience and Ways of the Region Development. First Krushanov Readings, 1998 (Vladivostok: Dalnauka, 2001), pp. 6–12.

2. M. V. Gridyaeva, “Major Trends in the Development of Culture on the Island of Sakhalin in Late 19th–Early 20th Centuries,” in V. L. Larin (ed), The Far East of Russia: Historical Experience and Ways of the Region Development. First Krushanov Readings, 1998 (Vladivostok: Dalnauka, 2001), pp. 276–279; I. G. Stryuchenko, “Culture and Religion,” in V. L. Larin (ed), The Far East of Russia: Historical Experience and Ways of the Region Development. First Krushanov Readings, 1998 (Vladivostok: Dalnauka, 2001), pp. 115–119.

3. V. I. Kandyba, The History of Establishment and Further Development of Artistic Life in the Far East (Vladivostok: FESU, 1985).

4. N. P. Kradin, “Architects of Trans-Baikalia in the 19th–Early 20th Centuries,” in V. L. Larin (ed), The Far East of Russia: Historical Experience and Ways of the Region Development. First Krushanov Readings, 1998 (Vladivostok: Dalnauka, 2001), pp. 291–297.

5. V. A. Korolyova, “Fine Arts Synthesis as an Outlook Issue of the Far-Eastern National Theater in 1880–1930's,” in G. I. Ostrovskaya (ed), Interaction of Fine Arts at the Turn of the Centuries. Proceedings of Scientific and Practical Conference (Vladivostok: FENU, 2002), pp. 11–27; V. A. Korolyova, Cultural Life of Vladivostok Chronicles in 1923–1929. Music. Theater. Cinema (Vladivostok: FENU, 2000); V. Lidin, “Two Theaters,” Krasnoye Znamya (Vladivostok), 6 February 1937, pp. 2–3; S. A. Monakhov, “Concert Tour Practices in the Far East (1895–1903),” in V. L. Larin (ed), The Far East of Russia: Historical Experience and Ways of the Region Development. First Krushanov Readings, 1998 (Vladivostok: Dalnauka, 2001), pp. 303–313.

6. A. V. Shavgarova, “Establishment of Theatrical Culture in the Far East. (Late 1890's—Early 1910's),” in L. E. Fetisova (ed), Interaction of Fine Arts at the Turn of the Centuries. Proceedings of Scientific and Practical Conference (Vladivostok: FENU, 2002), pp. 28–30; T. V. Butrova, “Stanislavski in America,” in V. P. Egorov (ed), Dialog of Cultures. Issues of the Interaction of Russian and World Theater of the 20th Century (St Petersburg: Izdatelstvo Neva, 1997), pp. 74–86.

7. Zarubezhye refers to the community of Russian emigrants abroad that were established in Western Europe in the 1920s and 30s. The term actually refers to the Russian community as a cultural enclave.

8. F. V. Solovyov, Chinese Seasonal Workers in the Far East of Russia in the Era of Capitalism (1861–1917) (Moscow: Izdatelstvo Nauka, 1989).

9. L. V. Presnyakova, “Specific Features of the Organization of Creative Process in Traditional Chinese Theater at the End of 19th–Beginning of 20th Centuries,” V. L. Larin (ed), The Far East of Russia: Historical Experience and Ways of the Region Development. First Krushanov Readings. 1998 (Vladivostok: Dalnauka, 2001), pp. 178–183.

10. P. Gladki, “Chinese Theater, Its Origin, Historical Development and Current State,” Asian Herald (Harbin), No. 26, 1914, p. 317; V. L. Larin (ed), The Far East of Russia: Historical Experience and Ways of the Region Development, “Introduction” in V. L. Larin (ed), First Krushanov Readings, 1998 (Vladivostok: Dalnauka, 2001), pp. 1–30.

11. N. F. Bugai, “The Koreans in the USSR: On the History of the Issue of National Statehood,” Vostok, No. 2, 1993, pp. 42–47; A. I. Petrov, “Adjustment Issues of the Korean Community in Russian Far East in Early 20th Century,” in A. C. Vashyk (ed), Adjustment of Ethnic Migrants in Primorye in the 20th Century (Vladivostok: Dalnauka, 2000), pp. 36–55; I. K. Kapran, “Religious Communities of the Japanese, Koreans and Chinese in 1920's–30's,” in L. E. Fetisova (ed), The Fifth Far-Eastern Conference of Young Historians (Vladivostok: Dalnauka, 1998), pp. 24–28.

12. N. P. Ryabchenko, “Russia—Eastern Asia: The Problems of Cultural Borrowings,” in V. L. Larin (ed), The Far East of Russia: Historical Experience and Ways of the Region Development. First Krushanov Readings, 1998 (Vladivostok: Dalnauka, 2001), pp. 6–12.