Anthropology and Nostalgia 2022
DOI: 10.1515/9781782384540-006
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Chapter 3 The Politics of Nostalgia in the Aftermath of Socialism’s Collapse: A Case for Comparative Analysis

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“…Last, but not least, and within a larger time span, the "socialist" aspect of clubbing posters may be related to the spread of (online) alternative memory practices in a new digital and generational context (Bardan and Vasilendiuc 2019;Petrescu 2017;Pohrib 2017). The second weaker wave, which is also signaling a start in the decline of this marketing practice, may be related to similar trends identified for other Eastern European countries in studies accounting for the progressive waning of the nostalgia industry and the marketing of socialist memorabilia (Bach 2015: 125;Nadkarni and Shevchenko 2015;89). Data recorded in our corpus showed, overall, that the communist themed clubbing posters phenomenon stretched over a roughly six-year span.…”
Section: Retrofitted Visual Patternsmentioning
confidence: 82%
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“…Last, but not least, and within a larger time span, the "socialist" aspect of clubbing posters may be related to the spread of (online) alternative memory practices in a new digital and generational context (Bardan and Vasilendiuc 2019;Petrescu 2017;Pohrib 2017). The second weaker wave, which is also signaling a start in the decline of this marketing practice, may be related to similar trends identified for other Eastern European countries in studies accounting for the progressive waning of the nostalgia industry and the marketing of socialist memorabilia (Bach 2015: 125;Nadkarni and Shevchenko 2015;89). Data recorded in our corpus showed, overall, that the communist themed clubbing posters phenomenon stretched over a roughly six-year span.…”
Section: Retrofitted Visual Patternsmentioning
confidence: 82%
“…Public debates over the misreading of the communist past are a common theme across Eastern European countries (Mitroiu 2016;Nadkarni and Shevchenko 2015;Rekść 2015). In this perspective, the above comments on communist themed clubbing join critiques of practices that contribute to a pop cultural revival concurring to reify a selective memory of communism, thus promoting a collective amnesia over a traumatic past.…”
Section: Communist Themed Clubbing As Grassroots Alternative Memory P...mentioning
confidence: 94%
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“…Last, but not least, and within a larger time span, the "socialist" aspect of clubbing posters may be related to the spread of (online) alternative memory practices in a new digital and generational context (Bardan and Vasilendiuc 2019;Petrescu 2017;Pohrib 2017). The second weaker wave, which is also signaling a start in the decline of this marketing practice, may be related to similar trends identified for other Eastern European countries in studies accounting for the progressive waning of the nostalgia industry and the marketing of socialist memorabilia (Bach 2015: 125;Nadkarni and Shevchenko 2015;89). Data recorded in our corpus showed, overall, that the communist themed clubbing posters phenomenon stretched over a roughly six-year span.…”
Section: Retrofi Tted Visual Patternsmentioning
confidence: 82%
“…Public debates over the misreading of the communist past are a common theme across Eastern European countries (Mitroiu 2016;Nadkarni and Shevchenko 2015;Rekść 2015). In this perspective, the above comments on communist themed clubbing join critiques of practices that contribute to a pop cultural revival concurring to reify a selective memory of communism, thus promoting a collective amnesia over a traumatic past.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 94%