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The  article  focuses   on  the  concept   of  cultural  transfer  not  as  a  his- torical  method  per  se,  but  as  a  field  of  historical  observation.  Referring to the examples of individuals, networks and urban milieus, the author discuss- es the possibilities to highlight the practices of transfer between the Russian Empire and Western Europe, but also within the Russian Empire. It is argued that studies on cultural transfer may firstly fill an important gap between micro- leveled and macro-leveled  approaches.  The observation of transfer processes is  also  a  prerequisite  for  historical  comparison.   Thus,  studying  processes and  practices  of  transfers leads  to  a  broader  understanding  of  how  culture and society of the Russian Empire functioned.

Cultural transfer as a field for the observation of historical cultural studies. The example of the Russian empire