Festivals and the Cultural Public Sphere
Herausgeber: Delanty, Gerard; Sassatelli, Monica; Giorgi, Liana
Festivals and the Cultural Public Sphere
Herausgeber: Delanty, Gerard; Sassatelli, Monica; Giorgi, Liana
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This volume is the first major social scientific study of contemporary arts festivals. It will have appeal to a wide readership in cultural sociology, cultural studies and cultural theory.
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This volume is the first major social scientific study of contemporary arts festivals. It will have appeal to a wide readership in cultural sociology, cultural studies and cultural theory.
Produktdetails
- Produktdetails
- Verlag: Taylor & Francis Ltd (Sales)
- Seitenzahl: 212
- Erscheinungstermin: 23. September 2013
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 234mm x 156mm x 12mm
- Gewicht: 318g
- ISBN-13: 9780415714969
- ISBN-10: 0415714966
- Artikelnr.: 39293855
- Verlag: Taylor & Francis Ltd (Sales)
- Seitenzahl: 212
- Erscheinungstermin: 23. September 2013
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 234mm x 156mm x 12mm
- Gewicht: 318g
- ISBN-13: 9780415714969
- ISBN-10: 0415714966
- Artikelnr.: 39293855
Professor Gerard Delanty is Professor of Sociology and Social & Political Thought at the University of Sussex. He is the author of twelve books and editor of seven, including Handbook of Contemporary European Social Theory (Routledge, 2006). His most recent publication is The Cosmopolitan Imagination: The Social Theory Renewal of Critical Social Theory (Cambridge University Press, 2009). Dr Liana Giorgi is Vice-Director of The Interdisciplinary Centre for Comparative Research in the Social Sciences, and the coordinator of the EURO-FESTIVAL project on European arts festivals. She is co-author and co-editor of Democracy in the European Union: Towards the Emergence of a European Public Sphere (Routledge, 2006).Dr Monica Sassatelli is Lecturer in the Sociology Department at Goldsmiths College. She has published in the sociology of culture, Europe as well as classical and contemporary social theory. She is the author of Becoming Europeans: Cultural Identity and Cultural Policies (Palgrave 2009).
Introduction 1. Urban Festivals and the Cultural Public Sphere:
Cosmopolitanism between Ethics and Aesthetics 2. Between Tradition, Vision
and Imagination: The Public Sphere of Literature Festivals 3. Art Biennales
and Cities as Platforms for Global Dialogue 4. Festivals and the Geography
of Culture: African Cinema in the "World Space" of its Public 5. The
Cultural Public Sphere - Critical Measure of Public Culture? 6. Festivals:
Local and Global. Critical Interventions and the Cultural Public Sphere 7.
International Festivals in a Small Country: Rites of Recognition and
Cosmopolitanism 8. Festivalization, Cosmopolitanism and European Culture:
On the Socio-cultural Significance of Mega-events 9. Festival Spaces, Green
Sensibilities and Youth Culture, Joanne Cummings 10. Cannes: a French
International Festival 11. 'Space is the Place'. The Global Localities of
Sònar and Womad Music Festivals. Conclusion
Cosmopolitanism between Ethics and Aesthetics 2. Between Tradition, Vision
and Imagination: The Public Sphere of Literature Festivals 3. Art Biennales
and Cities as Platforms for Global Dialogue 4. Festivals and the Geography
of Culture: African Cinema in the "World Space" of its Public 5. The
Cultural Public Sphere - Critical Measure of Public Culture? 6. Festivals:
Local and Global. Critical Interventions and the Cultural Public Sphere 7.
International Festivals in a Small Country: Rites of Recognition and
Cosmopolitanism 8. Festivalization, Cosmopolitanism and European Culture:
On the Socio-cultural Significance of Mega-events 9. Festival Spaces, Green
Sensibilities and Youth Culture, Joanne Cummings 10. Cannes: a French
International Festival 11. 'Space is the Place'. The Global Localities of
Sònar and Womad Music Festivals. Conclusion
Introduction 1. Urban Festivals and the Cultural Public Sphere:
Cosmopolitanism between Ethics and Aesthetics 2. Between Tradition, Vision
and Imagination: The Public Sphere of Literature Festivals 3. Art Biennales
and Cities as Platforms for Global Dialogue 4. Festivals and the Geography
of Culture: African Cinema in the "World Space" of its Public 5. The
Cultural Public Sphere - Critical Measure of Public Culture? 6. Festivals:
Local and Global. Critical Interventions and the Cultural Public Sphere 7.
International Festivals in a Small Country: Rites of Recognition and
Cosmopolitanism 8. Festivalization, Cosmopolitanism and European Culture:
On the Socio-cultural Significance of Mega-events 9. Festival Spaces, Green
Sensibilities and Youth Culture, Joanne Cummings 10. Cannes: a French
International Festival 11. 'Space is the Place'. The Global Localities of
Sònar and Womad Music Festivals. Conclusion
Cosmopolitanism between Ethics and Aesthetics 2. Between Tradition, Vision
and Imagination: The Public Sphere of Literature Festivals 3. Art Biennales
and Cities as Platforms for Global Dialogue 4. Festivals and the Geography
of Culture: African Cinema in the "World Space" of its Public 5. The
Cultural Public Sphere - Critical Measure of Public Culture? 6. Festivals:
Local and Global. Critical Interventions and the Cultural Public Sphere 7.
International Festivals in a Small Country: Rites of Recognition and
Cosmopolitanism 8. Festivalization, Cosmopolitanism and European Culture:
On the Socio-cultural Significance of Mega-events 9. Festival Spaces, Green
Sensibilities and Youth Culture, Joanne Cummings 10. Cannes: a French
International Festival 11. 'Space is the Place'. The Global Localities of
Sònar and Womad Music Festivals. Conclusion