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[SIGNED REVIEW COPY] Moskovs’kyi sfinks: Mit i syla v obrazi Skhodu Yevropy [The Moscow Sphinx: Myth and Power in the Image of Eastern Europe]
New York, NY: Nakladom avtora [Published by the author], 1957. Complete edition. Item #1594
489 pages; 22 cm. Advance review copy signed by the author. Original publisher’s blue cloth with red lettering on the upper cover. Text in Ukrainian.
A substantial émigré political-historical study by Vasyl Kosarenko-Kosarevych that examines the historical origins, cultural formation, and imperial political traditions associated with Muscovy and the Russian state. Written within the intellectual milieu of the Ukrainian diaspora during the Cold War, the work attempts to reinterpret the development of Russian political culture through historical sources and comparative analysis, challenging prevailing Soviet and Russian historiographical narratives. The author explores themes such as the non-Slavic influences on the formation of Muscovite statehood, the legacy of steppe imperial traditions, and Russia's geopolitical role in Eastern Europe.
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