Time and Material Culture: Rethinking Soviet Temporalities

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Introduction: Soviet Temporal and Material Cultures in Dialogue
Part 1 Alternatives, Dissonances, and Disjunctions
	1 Chronopolitics: Restoring “Backward” Spaces to Modern Time in Soviet Baku after WWII
	2 Soviet Industrial Time and Nonscalable Temporalities: Telling Time with Hydraulic Seas
	3 The Golden Age of Soviet Heritage: An Alternative Presentism?
	4 Conflicting Temporalities of Socialist Urbanity: Modernisation vis-à-vis Architectural Heritage in the Development of Minsk
Part 2 Representations, Imaginations, and Narratives
	5 Last Stop, Communism: Time as Space in Early Soviet Political Posters
	6 From a Survey to Inspiration: Accommodating Pre-Soviet Materiality in Soviet Lviv (1940s–1960s)
	7 Immortalising Yurts? The Temporalities of Nomadic Architecture in Stalinist Central Asia
	8 Hybrid Temporality Unveiled: Bridging People and State in the Late Soviet Union through the Amateur Filmmaking Kit
Part 3 Bodies, Experiences, and Perceptions
	9 Stitches in Time: Maiakovskii’s Overcoat and Temporal Self-Fashioning in the Soviet Union
	10 Poets’ “Hand” on Display: Soviet Literary Museums as Curators of Sacral Materiality
	11 Socialist Time in Fashion: The Late Soviet Interpretation
	Conclusion: The Matter of Time