Has post-communist/post-soviet nostalgia come to its end?
- Thema:
- Has post-communist/post-soviet nostalgia come to its end?
- Veranstaltungstyp:
- Präsenzseminar
- Zielgruppe:
- Offen für alle Geschichtsstudierenden
- Ort:
- Berlin
- Adresse:
- Campus Berlin
- Termin:
- 08.12.2023
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09.12.2023 - Zeitraum:
- 14 Uhr - 19 Uhr
9 Uhr - 18 Uhr - Leitung:
- Aliaksei Bratachkin
- Anmeldefrist:
- 11.09.2023 - 27.10.2023
- Anmeldung:
- Online-Anmeldung über E-Mail: tanja.dietrich@fernuni-hagen.de, vorzugsweise mit der vorname.name@studium.fernuni-hagen.de Mailadresse
- Auskunft erteilt:
- Tanja Dietrich , E-Mail: tanja.dietrich , Telefon: +49 2331 987-4774
In this seminar we will look at how post-communist nostalgia started, how it worked and how it may be coming to an end. When we talk about the "end" of nostalgia, we collect the reasons - the change of generations, the change of life styles and values. In our case, we are also talking about the impact of Russia's war in Ukraine on perceptions of the Soviet past. We will examine the phenomenon of post-communist nostalgia in a comparative perspective (the experience of a number of former "Eastern Europe" countries, including the GDR and parts of the former USSR).
Boele, O. F., Noordenbos, B., & Robbe, K. (2019). Introduction: the many practices of post-Soviet nostalgia: affect, appropriation, contestation. In Boele, O.F., Noordenbos, B., Robbe, & K. (Eds.), Routledge Studies in Cultural History (pp. 1-17). New York/London: Routledge.
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