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Rok: 2002
ISBN: 9781859735336
NKP-CNB: 000221261
OKCZID: 110338943
Citace (dle ČSN ISO 690):
CROWLEY, David, ed. a REID, Susan Emily, ed. Socialist spaces: sites of everyday life in the Eastern Bloc. Oxford: Berg, 2002. viii, 261 s.
This book explores the representation, meanings and uses of space in the socialist countries of Eastern Europe and the Soviet Union between 1947 and 1991. The essays—written from different disciplinary perspectives—investigate the extent to which actual spaces conformed to the dominant political order in the region. Should, for instance, the creation of private spaces, such as the Russian dacha and the Czech chata, be understood as acts of appropriation in which lives were fashioned against the collective or, alternatively, as "gifts" given by the State in return for quiescence? While monuments and public spaces were designed to relay official ideology, one of the most notable features of the events that marked the end of the Bloc was the way that they became sites of dissent. This book provides a significant new angle on the factors that underpinned socialism's eventual downfall.