Titlebook: Cultural Change in East-Central European and Eurasian Spaces; Post-1989 Revisions Susan C. Pearce,Eugenia Sojka Book 2021 Springer Nature

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“Slavs and Tatars”: Introducing a New Eurocentric Narrativeono-nationalism, yet this group transforms such materials in experimental formats across gallery and online spaces. In dialogue with the . efforts, this chapter opens a conversation about the place of narratives that counter Western hegemony, yet with culturally and politically progressive goals.

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New Words, Old Meanings: “Migrant Integration” in Contemporary Russian Media Discoursee essentializations, in turn, provide a foil against which Russian identity is constructed. At stake is a competition over goods and services, as discussions over actual structural conditions behind inequalities are absent. The narratives in the news accounts offer windows into the construction of identities and policies in contemporary Russia.

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The Autobiographical Prose of Anita Liepa: Tracing the Currents of Recent Latvian Historyons to correct Soviet-era inaccuracies of the past, including memories of the Second World War. A key figure in Latvia’s current autobiographical and memoir tradition, Liepa offers writings that sync the personal to the grander historical events in Latvian history, providing insight and material for cultural identity reconstructions.

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Decolonizing Upper Silesia: Reclaiming and Validating a Hybrid Culture in Scholarly and Literary Dis identity, but they also embrace the intercultural dimension of their European heritage. In so doing, they propose an inclusive concept of Silesian identity as reconciling regional distinctiveness with cultural hybridity—both validated in the process of aiming to create culture of hospitality and responsibility for the Other.

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Contesting Pasts and Futures: Notes on Queer Politics in Neoliberal Polandrship. As the LGBTQ movement has emerged and expanded however, it has not become a critical force to challenge the political culture of the status quo, including the realities of inequalities. The authors view the potential of queer politics as a key source for such critical challenges.

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https://doi.org/10.1057/9780230501973al system, the country is navigating new terrain from the local to the national levels. Complicating the picture is a post-9/11 globe, resulting in governmental surveillance and policing of Muslim practices.

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, and water—reveal how new fusions have developed under globalization, Europeanization, and Americanization. Beyond new foods and eating lifestyles, these developments are playing out at social levels, including ideological battles between groups.

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