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3. Lost Horizons: Russophobia, Sovereignty, and the Politics of Identity
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Eliot Borenstein
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Chapters in this book
- Frontmatter i
- Contents vii
- Preface ix
- Acknowledgments xiii
- Introduction: Russia as an Imaginary Country 1
- 1. Conspiracy and Paranoia: The Psychopathology of Everyday Speech 30
- 2. Ruining Russia: Conspiracy, Apocalypse, and Melodrama 53
- 3. Lost Horizons: Russophobia, Sovereignty, and the Politics of Identity 99
- 4. One Hundred Years of Sodom: Dystopian Liberalism and the Fear of a Queer Planet 133
- 5. The Talking Dead: Articulating the Zombified Subject under Putin 180
- 6. Words of Warcraft: Manufacturing Dissent in Russia and Ukraine 202
- Conclusion: Making Russia Great Again 237
- Notes 243
- Works Cited 253
- Index 271
Chapters in this book
- Frontmatter i
- Contents vii
- Preface ix
- Acknowledgments xiii
- Introduction: Russia as an Imaginary Country 1
- 1. Conspiracy and Paranoia: The Psychopathology of Everyday Speech 30
- 2. Ruining Russia: Conspiracy, Apocalypse, and Melodrama 53
- 3. Lost Horizons: Russophobia, Sovereignty, and the Politics of Identity 99
- 4. One Hundred Years of Sodom: Dystopian Liberalism and the Fear of a Queer Planet 133
- 5. The Talking Dead: Articulating the Zombified Subject under Putin 180
- 6. Words of Warcraft: Manufacturing Dissent in Russia and Ukraine 202
- Conclusion: Making Russia Great Again 237
- Notes 243
- Works Cited 253
- Index 271
