AfTeR – The African Text: Representing Africa in Imperial Russia (1850-1917)
Thought of as the first of a series (Asia, America, Australia and Oceania, Europe, Russia were meant to follow), according to Berezin’s introduction this manual was born out of necessity, as he had struggled to find a geography textbook suitable for young students, and reliable for teachers. It is divided into six chapters […]
Berezin, N.I.: Africa. A Manual for Teaching Geography Read Post »
The book is part of the series “Books for the modern school” (Knigi dlia sovremennoi shkoly), edited by Ivan Sytin’s publishing house. In the preface, Bobin explains that it is meant for elementary courses […]
Bobin, S.P.: Africa. A Geographical Chrestomathy Read Post »
The book is divided into seventy-three chapters authored by experts and travellers such as Aleksandr Bulatovich, Aleksandr Eliseev, Evgenii Kartavtsev, Vasilii Junker, Vladimir Dedlov, Pavel Shchusev, among others. It includes a brief editor’s introduction and a list of illustrations, which indicates the sources of the images. The book is part of a series of geographical compendiums […]
Kruber A.A. et al.: Africa. An Illustrated Geographical Compendium Read Post »
The textbook, at its eleventh edition (reprinted without alterations), is divided into four parts, each devoted to the description of Africa, Australia, America, and Asia, respectively. These sections are preceded by an author’s foreword, where he states that the purpose of the textbook is to incorporate the latest research in Geography and Ethnography into Russian educational literature […]
Turchakovskii, K.I.: Textbook of General Geography Read Post »