유라시아 사회 변동과 혼돈, 그리고 그 담론에 관한 소고: 소련과 포스트소비에트 시기를 중심으로

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This thesis has been studied as an attempt to clarify the process of social and cultural identity formation and confusion in Eurasia from the Soviet times to the present. Although the historical event of the dissolution of the Soviet Union has passed more than 30 years, the chaos of state-building still persists in this region. Conflicts between countries as well as regional conflicts, and conflicts between the mainstream and minority ethnic groups within the country still exist. However, there is a possibility that such disputes will not be easily resolved in the future. Since the 18th century, Russia has steadily invaded Eurasia. This has become an empirical legend that shows how dominant the influence of great powers is in a single regional society. Russia was powerful, and most of the constituent republics of the Soviet Union, which began in 1922, were Eurasian peoples under Soviet control. Russia was a powerful force in Eurasia, and in some respects it was the nation that controlled the hegemony of Eurasia. The Soviet authorities governed Eurasia in accordance with the governmental plan centered on Central Asia, which has created a chaotic situation in Eurasia after the dissolution of the Soviet Union. It can be said that it was a historical and political result according to the ideology of domination and governance that has been steadily leading since the imperialist Russia and the Soviet Union. Then why are these conflicts taking place in Eurasia? The historical event of the dissolution of the Soviet Union seems to be entering a new historical and political stage. In order to understand the Eurasian chaos situation, it is judged that it is necessary to study the extensive historical and cultural identity of the Eurasian region. In this respect, this study is an attempt to discern one part of the historical and cultural identity of Eurasia through the historical and cultural identity of the Central Asian region and Russia's historical actions in Central Asia that have been unfolding since the 19th century, when Russia invaded Central Asia in earnest. would.

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