The subject of this panel will be transformations and collisions of identity (national, ethnic, group, class, individual, etc.) that accompanied Russian revolutions of the 20th century and identification strategies that have reviled at that historic epoch.

Chair: David Hoffmann, Ohio State University

Presenters:
Dr. Olena Leipnik, Lecturer, Sociology Department
Sam Houston State University,
The Corporal’ as a Key Metaphor of the Revolutionary Worldview

Emily Schuckman Matthews
Assistant Professor
Dept. of European Studies
San Diego State University
"Transformation/reimagination of the prostitute's identity in the late teens and early 1920s"

Olga Velikanova
History Department
University of North Texas
Transformations of Peasant Identity in the beginning of the 20 th century: Modernity Discourse.

Please contact Olga Velikanova before January 14th. Thanks