This multidisciplinary collection of essays examines alternative subcultures in Eastern Europe and the Soviet Union during the era of late socialism. The contributors analyze how these marginal communities rejected mainstream socialist culture, sought ideological and physical space from the state, and contributed to the demise of the USSR.
This multidisciplinary collection of essays examines alternative subcultures in Eastern Europe and the Soviet Union during the era of late socialism. The contributors analyze how these marginal communities rejected mainstream socialist culture, sought ideological and physical space from the state, and contributed to the demise of the USSR.
Juliane Fürst is senior lecturer in twentieth-century history at the University of Bristol. Josie McLellan is reader in modern European history at the University of Bristol.
Inhaltsangabe
Introduction: To Drop or Not to Drop?, Juliane Fürst Part I: Dropping Out in Spirit Chapter 1: The Biography of a Scandal: Experimenting with Yoga during Romanian Late Socialism, Irina Costache Chapter 2: The Imaginary Elsewhere of the Hippies in Soviet Estonia, Terje Toomistu Chapter 3: Art and "Madness": Weapons of the Marginal during Socialism in Eastern Europe, Maria-Alina Asavei Chapter 4: Student Activists and Yugoslavia's Islamic Revival: Sarajevo, 1970-1975, Madigan Andrea Fichter Part II: Intellectual Dropping Out Chapter 5: Reader Questionnaires in Samizdat Journals: Who Owns Aleksandr Blok?, Josephine von Zitzewitz Chapter 6: The Spirit of Pacifism: Social and Cultural Origins of the Grassroots Peace Movement in the Late Soviet Period, Irina Gordeeva Chapter 7: Dropping Out of Socialism with the Commodore 64: Polish Youth, Home Computers, and Social Identities, Patryk Wasiak Part III: Dropping Out in Style Chapter 8: "We All Live in a Yellow Submarine": Dropping Out in a Leningrad Commu
Introduction: To Drop or Not to Drop?, Juliane Fürst Part I: Dropping Out in Spirit Chapter 1: The Biography of a Scandal: Experimenting with Yoga during Romanian Late Socialism, Irina Costache Chapter 2: The Imaginary Elsewhere of the Hippies in Soviet Estonia, Terje Toomistu Chapter 3: Art and "Madness": Weapons of the Marginal during Socialism in Eastern Europe, Maria-Alina Asavei Chapter 4: Student Activists and Yugoslavia's Islamic Revival: Sarajevo, 1970-1975, Madigan Andrea Fichter Part II: Intellectual Dropping Out Chapter 5: Reader Questionnaires in Samizdat Journals: Who Owns Aleksandr Blok?, Josephine von Zitzewitz Chapter 6: The Spirit of Pacifism: Social and Cultural Origins of the Grassroots Peace Movement in the Late Soviet Period, Irina Gordeeva Chapter 7: Dropping Out of Socialism with the Commodore 64: Polish Youth, Home Computers, and Social Identities, Patryk Wasiak Part III: Dropping Out in Style Chapter 8: "We All Live in a Yellow Submarine": Dropping Out in a Leningrad Commu
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