Performing the "new" Europe : identities, feelings, and politics in the Eurovision Song Contest
edited by Karen Friecker and Milija Gluhovic
Bok · Engelsk · 2013
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| Utgitt | Basingstoke New York, NY : Palgrave Macmillan , 2013
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| Omfang | XVIII, 264 s. : ill.
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| Opplysninger | Introduction: Eurovision and the 'new' Europe / Karen Fricker and MIlija Gluhovic. Part I. Feeling European: The European Song Contest and the European public sphere : 1. 'Sharing the moment': Europe, affect, and Utopian performatives in the Eurovision song contest / Marilena Zaroulia. 2. 'It's just not funny any more': Terry Wogan, melancholy Britain, and the Eurovision song contest / Karen Fricker. 3. Europe, with feeling: the Eurovision song contest as entertainment / Mari Pajala. 4. 'The song contest is a battlefield': panel discussion with Eurovision song contest broadcasters, 18 Februrary 2001. Part II. European margins and multiple modernities: 5. Back to the future: imagining a new Russia at the Eurovision Song Contest / Yana Meerzon and Dmitiri Priven. 6. 'Playing with fire' and playing it safe: with(out) Roma at the Eurovision song contest? / Ioana Szeman. 7. From Dana to Dustin: the reputation of old/new Ireland and the Eurovision song contest / Brian Singleton. Part III. Gender identities and sexualities in the European Song Contest: 8. Competing femininities: a 'girl' for Eurovision / Elaine Aston. 9. Taken by a stranger: how queerness haunts Germany at Eurovision / Peter Rehberg. 10. Sing for democracy: human rights and sexuality discourse in the Eurovision song contest / Milija Gluhovic. 11. Conundrums of post-socialist belonging at the Eurovision song contest / Katrin Sieg
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| ISBN | 978-0-230-29992-4
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