Post-Communist Aesthetics - Pusca, Anca
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This work investigates how post-communist film, literature, popular culture, museumisation and architecture have re-engaged with ideas of revolution, capitalism and violence, examining how forms of aesthetic memory, justice and violence have helped people survive and reinvent themselves amongst material and ideological ruins.
In this book, Anca Pusca seeks to extend the aesthetic and cultural turn in international relations to an analysis of post-communist transitions in Central and Eastern Europe. A unique take on the influence that popular culture has had and continues to have on how we…mehr

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This work investigates how post-communist film, literature, popular culture, museumisation and architecture have re-engaged with ideas of revolution, capitalism and violence, examining how forms of aesthetic memory, justice and violence have helped people survive and reinvent themselves amongst material and ideological ruins.
In this book, Anca Pusca seeks to extend the aesthetic and cultural turn in international relations to an analysis of post-communist transitions in Central and Eastern Europe. A unique take on the influence that popular culture has had and continues to have on how we understand the post-communist transitions, this work will be of great interest to students and scholars of cultural studies, eastern European politics and international relations.
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Autorenporträt
Anca M. Pusca's current research seeks to re-conceptualize the aesthetics of change within the context of today's EU and its candidate states, by tracing spatial, architectural and visual representations and responses to EU's most important policies: from immigration, monetary and the common agricultural policy to constitutional reform. She lecturers at Goldsmiths, University of London.