КУЛЬТУРНОЕ ШЕФСТВО ГОРОДА НАД ДЕРЕВНЕЙ В ГОДЫ НЭПА (РЕГИОНАЛЬНЫЙ АСПЕКТ)

Abstract

The paper examines one of the aspects of “bonding” the city and the village in the early Soviet era - that is, the cultural patronage of the city over the village - as seen in Western Siberia. The methods, forms and problems of organizing the cultural work of chef societies are shown. It is determined that the main adaptation practices of peasants to the new conditions included adaptation, conformity, as well as partial and full inclusion. In the context of cultural patronage, the issues of social coadaptation consisted in workers and peasants indirectly interacting through local party cells.