Sistemi i Artit: A Comparative Analysis of Discourse in Albania - González, Jorge;Halley, Jeffrey
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This book identifies the ways newspapers in post-socialist Albania have differed from the institutional discourse sanctioned by the communist government from 1945 to 1992 with regards to writing about and classifying the visual arts. As Albania has transitioned from an isolationist, tyrannical dictatorship to a neo-liberal capitalist society, this research posits that due to the changing political climate, the written descriptions of art change as well. This project will employ a Barthesian comparative semiotic analysis of institutional documents produced during the communist regime of Enver…mehr

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Produktbeschreibung
This book identifies the ways newspapers in post-socialist Albania have differed from the institutional discourse sanctioned by the communist government from 1945 to 1992 with regards to writing about and classifying the visual arts. As Albania has transitioned from an isolationist, tyrannical dictatorship to a neo-liberal capitalist society, this research posits that due to the changing political climate, the written descriptions of art change as well. This project will employ a Barthesian comparative semiotic analysis of institutional documents produced during the communist regime of Enver Hoxha with the institutionally consecrated newspaper of post-socialist Albania, Panorama. By utilizing Roland Barthes' iconic La Système de la Mode as a theoretical backbone, this research will explore how institutional discourse has reacted to the change in political-economy in Albania. Furthermore, this research will provide a unique insight into the changing modes of production and how discourse has portrayed such changes since the fall of communism in Albania.
Autorenporträt
Jorge González is currently in the second year of his PhD in sociology at the University of Ottawäs School of Sociological and Anthropological Studies. Jorge¿s proposed research will analyze the role of the visual arts as a form of racial-ethnic meaning making for mixed-race painters and sculptors in South Africa and Namibia.