Remembering Utopia: The Culture of Everyday Life in Socialist YugoslaviaBreda Luthar, Maruša Pušnik New Acdemia+ORM, 30. sij 2010. - Broj stranica: 468 Essays and photos that reveal and reflect on everyday life in socialist Yugoslavia, from tourism to television. Research about socialism and communism tends to focus on official aspects of power and dissent and on state politics, and presuppose a powerful state and a party with its official ideology on one side and repressed, manipulated, or collaborating citizens on the other side. This collection of essays instead helps uncover various aspects of everyday life during the time of socialism in Yugoslavia, such as leisure, popular culture, consumption, sociability and power, from 1945 until 1980, when Tito died. “A highly original project, which will cover a much neglected area, helping those who either did not make it to Yugoslavia in Tito’s time or were born too late to understand what life then and there was all about.” —Sabrina P. Ramet, Professor of Political Science at The Norwegian University of Science and Technology in Trondheim, Norway “This collection represents an original and highly useful work that helps fill a gap in the existing literature on socialist Yugoslavia and East-Central Europe in the Cold War. It also makes an important contribution to cultural history of the region in the second half of the twentieth century.” —Dejan Djokic, Lecturer in Serbian and Croatian Studies, The University of Nottingham “This book focuses on a cultural and social history of socialist Yugoslavia from the perspective of ‘ordinary’ people and by reconstructing their memories. The contributors, many of them belonging to a new generation of scholars from the former Yugoslavia, employ new approaches in order to make sense of the complicated past of this country.” —Ulf Brunnbauer, Department of History, Freie Universität Berlin |
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The Visual Representation | |
Performing | |
Džuboks Jukebox The First Rocknroll Magazine | |
A Comparative Analysis | |
Yugoslav Interfilmic | |
Proletarian | |
Summer Holidays in Croatia Igor Duda | |
Privatizing Tourism on the Workers Riviera | |
A Case Study | |
Housewives on the Road | |
The Incredible Adventures of a Socialist | |
Photography Memory | |
About the Authors | |
Workers Sport | |
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