Covers protest movements and counter cultures across the Iron Curtain. Develops a conceptual framework to understand protests in different national contexts. Problematizes "authenticity" in the post-World War II era (which has hitherto been scantly researched). Argues that many cultural movements emerged parallel on both sides of the Iron Curtain.
Covers protest movements and counter cultures across the Iron Curtain. Develops a conceptual framework to understand protests in different national contexts. Problematizes "authenticity" in the post-World War II era (which has hitherto been scantly researched). Argues that many cultural movements emerged parallel on both sides of the Iron Curtain.
Kate Mahoney is a Postdoctoral Researcher in Modern British History at the University of Essex. She completed her doctoral thesis on feminist mental health activism in late twentieth-century Britian at the University of Warwick in 2018. She has contributed to collections on researchers' emotions and the experiences of PhD students within the neoliberal academy.
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Acknowledgements Introduction Joachim C. Häberlen and Mark Keck-Szjabel Chapter 1. Revolution as a Quest for an Authentic Life: The 1960s and 1970s in Italy Angelo Ventrone Chapter 2. Authenticity through Transgression: Small Acts of Resentment in Post-1968 Czechoslovakia Baris Yörümez Chapter 3. The Political, Emotional, and Therapeutic: Narratives of Consciousness-Raising and Authenticity in the English Women's Liberation Movement Kate Mahoney Chapter 4. A Genealogy of a Politics of Subjectivity: Guy Hocquenghem, Homosexuality, and the Radical Left in Post-1968 France Antoine Idier Chapter 5. New Feminism, Women's Subjectivity, and Feminist Politics: Conceptual Transfers and Activist Inspirations in Yugoslavia in the 1970s and 1980s Zsófia Lóránd Chapter 6. Women's Bodies and Feminist Subjectivities in West Germany Jane Freeland Chapter 7. The Rise of a New Consciousness: Lesbian Activism in East Germany in the 1980s Maria Bühner Chapter 8. The Italian Movement of 1977 and the Cultural Praxis of the Youthful Proletariat Danilo Mariscalco Chapter 9. The Struggle for the Minds of the Youth: The Securitate and Musical Countercultures in Communist Romania Manuela Marin Chapter 10. Punk Authenticity: Difference across the Iron Curtain Jeff Hayton Chapter 11. Humanitarianism on Stage: Live Aid and the Origins of Humanitarian Pop Music Benjamin Möckel Chapter 12. Embedded Abstractions: Authenticity, Aura, and Abject Domesticity in Hamburg's Hafenstraße Jake P. Smith Afterword: Concluding Thoughts: Authenticity's Visual Turn Sara Blaylock Index
Acknowledgements Introduction Joachim C. Häberlen and Mark Keck-Szjabel Chapter 1. Revolution as a Quest for an Authentic Life: The 1960s and 1970s in Italy Angelo Ventrone Chapter 2. Authenticity through Transgression: Small Acts of Resentment in Post-1968 Czechoslovakia Baris Yörümez Chapter 3. The Political, Emotional, and Therapeutic: Narratives of Consciousness-Raising and Authenticity in the English Women's Liberation Movement Kate Mahoney Chapter 4. A Genealogy of a Politics of Subjectivity: Guy Hocquenghem, Homosexuality, and the Radical Left in Post-1968 France Antoine Idier Chapter 5. New Feminism, Women's Subjectivity, and Feminist Politics: Conceptual Transfers and Activist Inspirations in Yugoslavia in the 1970s and 1980s Zsófia Lóránd Chapter 6. Women's Bodies and Feminist Subjectivities in West Germany Jane Freeland Chapter 7. The Rise of a New Consciousness: Lesbian Activism in East Germany in the 1980s Maria Bühner Chapter 8. The Italian Movement of 1977 and the Cultural Praxis of the Youthful Proletariat Danilo Mariscalco Chapter 9. The Struggle for the Minds of the Youth: The Securitate and Musical Countercultures in Communist Romania Manuela Marin Chapter 10. Punk Authenticity: Difference across the Iron Curtain Jeff Hayton Chapter 11. Humanitarianism on Stage: Live Aid and the Origins of Humanitarian Pop Music Benjamin Möckel Chapter 12. Embedded Abstractions: Authenticity, Aura, and Abject Domesticity in Hamburg's Hafenstraße Jake P. Smith Afterword: Concluding Thoughts: Authenticity's Visual Turn Sara Blaylock Index
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