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022_000057/0000

The Multi-Mediatized Other. The Construction of Reality in East-Central Europe, 1945–1980

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Antropológia, néprajz / Anthropology, ethnology (12857), Kultúrakutatás, kulturális sokféleség / Cultural studies, cultural diversity (12950), Társadalomszerkezet, egyenlőtlenségek, társadalmi mobilitás, etnikumközi kapcsolatok / Social structure, inequalities, social mobility, interethnic relations (12525), Vizuális művészetek, előadóművészetek, dizájn / Visual arts, performing arts, design (13046)
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214 244 264 286 306 326 356 382 404 Dominika Czarnecka Otherness in Representations of Polish Beauty Oueens: From Miss Baltic Coast Pageants to Miss Polonia Contests in the 1950s 3. The Functioning of Socialist Media: Shaping Society Against the Outside World Raymond Detrez Rivals and Collaborators. The Image of the West in Albanian Anti-Soviet Propaganda Petko Hristov “Tito’s Gang—an Instrument of the Imperialists”: Images of the Yugoslav’s “Revisionism” in the Bulgarian Newspapers of the Early 1950s Valentina Nedelcheva “Bulgaria Beyond the Barbed Wire”—The Politics of Shaping the Image of the Other in Yugoslavia (1948-1953) 4. The Functioning of Socialist Media: Shaping Society by Inner Divisions Karl Kaser Cinema in the Balkans in the 1950s and 1960s: Ideology and Mass Consumption Ágota Lídia Ispán Cultured Way of Life Depicted in the Hungarian-Language Press Georgeta Nazarska The Image of the Religious Other Through the Eyes of Bulgarian Cartoonists (1960s—1970s) Wiadystaw Chlopicki Comrade Ragball and a Slimeball as Unique Visions of the Other in Postwar Poland 5. Ihe Construction of Marginals and Outsiders Christoph Lorke Constructions of (Non-)Belonging: The Visualization of Marginalized Social Groups in “Actually Existing Socialism”

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