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The authors of this book try to overcome the deep conflict dividing contemporary social scientists. Supporters of the first approach emphasize the existence of the objective social reality and the possibility of its accurate depiction. Their opponents emphasize the relative value of social knowledge and assign equal value to multiple images and theories. Using an example of the Soviet Union, the authors try to combine both approaches. They analyze the Soviet society as a & hard reality& with many objective traits such as omnipresent state, political repressions, and the state monopoly on economy, education and culture. However, the authors also show how much different were the perceptions of the Soviet society in the Soviet Union and in the United States. The authors try to convince the reader that the most accurate descriptions of the Soviet reality were the critical ones. At the same time, the authors show that praise and glorifications of the Soviet Union have been useful for the better understanding of this fascinating society, which existed for more than seven decades.

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