Contents - H-Soz-Kult

Contents
List of Figures
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Preface
Cathleen M. Giustino
viii
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Acknowledgments
Introduction. Escaping the Monotony of Everyday Life
under Socialism
Alexander Vttri
Part I. Concert Halls and Estate Museums
Chapter 1. Instrumentalizing Entertainment and Education:
Early Cold-War Music Festivals in East Germany and Poland
David G. Tompkins
27
Chapter 2. Open Gates and Wandering Minds: Codes, Castles,
and Chateaux in Socialist Czechoslovakia before 1960
Cathleen M. Giustino
48
Part 11. Cabins in the Woods
Chapter 3. Encountering Poland's "Wild West": Tourism in
the Bieszczady Mountains under Socialism
Patrice M. Dabrowski
75
Chapter 4. Summer Camp for Socialists: Conformity and Escapism
at Camp Mitschurin in East Germany
Catherine J Plum
98
Part 11I. Beach Parties
Chapter 5. From the Party to the Beach Party: Nudism and Artistic
Expression in the People/s Republic of Romania
frina Costache
127
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Chapter 6. Smoke and Beers: Touristic Escapes and PI aces to Party
in Socialist Bulgaria, 1956-1976
145
Mary Neuburger
Part IV. Roadside Adventures and Bright City Lights
Chapter 7. Hitchhikers' Paradise:The Intersection of Mass Mobility,
Consumer Demand, and Ideology in the People's Republic of Poland
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167
Mark Keck-SzajbeL
Chapter 8. Nocturnal Entertainments, Five-Star Hotels, and Youth
Counterculture: Reinventing Budapest's Nightlife under Socialism
187
ALexander Yari
Figure 1.2. Polish folk dan,
Berlin.
Part V. Sports and Stadia
Chapter 9. Getting off Track in East Germany: Adolescent
Motorcycle Fans and Honecker's Consumer Socialism
213
CaroLine Fricke
Chapter 10. Power at Play: Soccer Stadiums and Popular Culture
in 1980s Romania
232
FLorin Poenaru
Conc/usion. Escapes and Other Border Crossings in Socialist
Eastern Europe
Figure 1.1. Poster for 1952
from around the Bloc.
Figure 2.1. Visitors waiting
Ratiborice chateau.
Figure 2.2. Inside the Ratit
opening.
Figure 3.1. A visit to the Sv
during an orienteering corr
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Figure 3.2. A group of yoUi
(al ready occupied by sever,
Selected Bibliography
261
Figure 5.1. Mircea Florian, I
of many socialist hippies.
Notes on Contributors
267
Index
271
GzthLeen M Giustino
Figure 7.1. A typical hitchh
Figure 9.1. Youths gatherec
Figure 9.2. Young race ent
1983.
Figure 10.1. The state pag
23 August 1978.
Figure 10.2. Gheorghe Gh
party cadres at the first pos
(Romania versus the Soviet
Inhaltsverzeichnis
I
Liberaler Modernismus?
Emmanuel Alloa
13
Einleitung
Martina Dobbe
29
Einsheit und Vielheit. Zur Bildökonomie
des Seriellen
Philip Ursprung
55
Bilder des Kapitalismus. Paul Strands Blick auf die
Wall Street
Ute Tellmann
75
Über die Sichtbarkeit der liberalen Ökonomie.
Christian Petzolds Film Yella und das Denken
der Bilder
11 Wirtschaft der Bilder. Bilder der Wirtschaft
Francesca Falk
95
Einleitung
Alexander Nützenadel
113
Umstrittene Bilder. Visualisierung und wissenschaft­
liche Disziplinbildung seit dem 18.Jahrhundert
Matthias Bruhn
133
Im Supermarkt der Bilder
Pablo Schneider
151
Vor dem Ereignis
Nicolaj van der Meulen
165
Warteschleifen/Werteschlaufen. Bemerkungen zur
Ökonomie des Bildes
Michael Renner
195
Entwurfsstrategien. Ideenwettbewerb der
9. Banknotenserie der Schweizerischen Nationalbank
Georg Franck
219
Pay (with) attention. Architekturen
der Aufmerksamkeit
11I
Kreisläufe des Begehrens
Emmanuel Alloa
237
Einleitung
253
Auctoritas und Exousia. Zur Ökonomie der
Marie-Jose Mondzain
Zuschauerschaft
Emmanuel Alloa
275
Oikonomia. Der Ausnahmezustand des Bildes und
seine byzantinische Begründung
Jacques Derrida
327
Ökonomimesis
Kathrin Busch
371
Gegeben sei: das Unsichtbare. Zur Anökonomie
des Bildes
395
Autorinnen und Autoren