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Dance and authoritarianism

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Author: Search for this author Shay, Anthony (author)
Statement of Responsibility: Anthony Shay
Medium identifier: SKH
Year: 2021
Publisher: Bristol, UK ; Chicago, Intellect
Media group: Buch
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"Everyone who watched the opening ceremony of Beijing’s 2008 Summer Olympics can understand the power of dance and mass movement in the service of politics. Public performance and festival at such scale are familiar to us in Nazi Germany, the former Soviet Union, and contemporary North Korea, but this new book addresses lesser-known examples—in Spain, the Dominican Republic, Iran, Croatia, and Uzbekistan—and explores the various political regimes that ruled them. Using dance as a lens through which to study political, ethnic, and gendered phenomena, Anthony Shay shows us how dance and mass movement have served as important political tools throughout history and across a variety of authoritarian regimes. Dance and Authoritarianism is a significant and original contribution to the scholarship at the intersection of dance, ethnology, anthropology, cultural studies, and history."

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Author: Search for this author Shay, Anthony (author)
Statement of Responsibility: Anthony Shay
Medium identifier: SKH
Year: 2021
Publisher: Bristol, UK ; Chicago, Intellect
Works included: 1. Dance and ethnicity -- 2. Dance and nationalism: the nation, the state, and the nation-state -- 3. Iran: The Shah’s new dance -- 4. Croatia: Lado— “light of Croatian culture” --, 5. Spain: Women’s work— Franco’s Seccion Femenina and Spanish folk dance -- 6. Dominican Republic: The dictator’s fancy dance— Trujillo, Merengue, and Nationalism -- 7. Uzbekistan: Old lamps for new— the creation of Uzbek classical dance.
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ISBN: 978-1-78938-352-2
Description: xi, 299 Seiten
Tags: Ethnicity in the theater; Authoritarianism; Dance / Political aspects; Volkstanz; Nationalism; Folk dancing / Political aspects
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Language: Englisch
Media group: Buch