The People of Great Russia: A Psychological Study

adults appear asked attitude authority babushka baby behaviour Bolsheviks burran chastushki child childhood communist complete connexion contrast culture Czar described developed doctor drives early emotion enemies experience eyes fact families father fear feeling feet felt friends Geoffrey Gorer girl give given gratifications guilt horses hospital hostility hypotheses important individual infant infantile informant intelligentsia interview John Rickman Kazan University Komsomol Leader looked major Margaret Mead mass material matrilineal Melanie Klein ment Moscow mother national character non-Russians nurse nyanya Occidental old régime Orthodox painful parents patient peasants Pentecostal perhaps person physical police political position priests psychoanalysis psychological punish rage Red Army religious Russian character Russian peasants Ruth Benedict seems Sigmund Freud sledge snow sobornost social society Soviet élites spirit Stalin strength swaddling teachers techniques thing thought tion told Truth uncon unswaddled upper castes usually village Western woman word young