Peripheral Narratives and Knowledge Production in Soviet and Contemporary Central Asia, 1917-Present

Rogaar, Eva; Lenkart, Joe; Ashcraft, Katherine

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Title

Peripheral Narratives and Knowledge Production in Soviet and Contemporary Central Asia, 1917-Present

Author(s)

• Rogaar, Eva
• Lenkart, Joe
• Ashcraft, Katherine

Contributor(s)

• Re, Caterina
• Dağyeli, Jeanine
• Kulinova, Anastassiya
• Zäch, Kateřina
• Goibnazarov, Chorshanbe
• Lacey, Kim
• Seitov, Erik Musaevich
• Sandagjav, Zolboo
• Tuleshova, Ulzhan
• Shangirbayeva, Beibit Yu.
• Parmanova, Ulbossyn

Issue Date

2025-04-15

Keyword(s)

• Central Asia
• Eurasia
• History
• Culture
• Minorities

Date of Ingest

2026-05-28T12:21:44-05:00

Geographic Coverage

• Central Asia
• Eurasia

Abstract

Over the past decades, Central Asian Studies has become a rapidly growing academic field within the Humanities and Social Sciences. Despite increased international academic attention, Central Asian scholars remain strikingly underrepresented in English-language published works on this region. Peripheral Narratives and Knowledge Production in Soviet and Contemporary Central Asia, 1917-Present examines the roots of knowledge production and preservation in Central Asia, and presents new perspectives on the roles of knowledge repositories and institutions in shaping collective memory.

Publisher

Illinois Open Publishing Network

Type of Resource

text

Genre of Resource

• book
• website

Language

• eng
• other

DOI

https://doi.org/10.21900/pww.24

Copyright and License Information

• Copyright (c) 2025 Eva Rogaar, Joe Lenkart, and Katherine Ashcraft, editorial content. Individual chapter copyrights by the contributors.
• This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivatives 4.0 International License.

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