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Fragmented Identities: Popular Culture, Sex, and Everyday Life in Postcommunist Romania
Observing postcommunist Romania with the dual vision of a native and a scholar, Denise Roman focuses on the fluid act of identity-formation, and the construction or absence of identity-politics, in several minority or disempowered groups: youth, Jews, women, and queers. Roman shows how both aesthetic and moral judgments are born from and embedded in popular culture. Fragmented Identities is rich in observation and analysis, broad in scope, and exuberant in its account of cultural innovation and discourse wrought in response to the end of Communism and the influence of globalization.
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Fragmented Identities: Popular Culture, Sex, and Everyday Life in Postcommunist Romania
Observing postcommunist Romania with the dual vision of a native and a scholar, Denise Roman focuses on the fluid act of identity-formation, and the construction or absence of identity-politics, in several minority or disempowered groups: youth, Jews, women, and queers. Roman shows how both aesthetic and moral judgments are born from and embedded in popular culture. Fragmented Identities is rich in observation and analysis, broad in scope, and exuberant in its account of cultural innovation and discourse wrought in response to the end of Communism and the influence of globalization.
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Fragmented Identities: Popular Culture, Sex, and Everyday Life in Postcommunist Romania
Observing postcommunist Romania with the dual vision of a native and a scholar, Denise Roman focuses on the fluid act of identity-formation, and the construction or absence of identity-politics, in several minority or disempowered groups: youth, Jews, women, and queers. Roman shows how both aesthetic and moral judgments are born from and embedded in popular culture. Fragmented Identities is rich in observation and analysis, broad in scope, and exuberant in its account of cultural innovation and discourse wrought in response to the end of Communism and the influence of globalization.
Denise Roman is a visiting scholar with the UCLA Center for the Study of Women.
Table of Contents
Chapter 1 Everyday Life Chapter 2 A Flâneur through Bucharest at the End of the Twentieth Century Chapter 3 Discourses, Identities, and Practices of Everyday Life Chapter 4 Popular Culture Chapter 5 Aesthetics and Politics: From Socialist Realism to Postcommunist Carnivalesque Chapter 6 Blue Jeans Generation and Generation PRO: Youth, Pop Culture, and Politics Chapter 7 Popular Culture and the Discourse of Hate: The Case of Anti-Semitism Chapter 8 Gender and Sexuality Chapter 9 The Postcommunist Feminine Mystique: Women as Subjects, Women and Politics Chapter 10 Between Ars Erotica and Scientia Sexualis: Queer Subjectivity and the Discourse of Sex