Urban Popular Culture and Entertainment

Urban Popular Culture and Entertainment

Experiences from Northern, East-Central, and Southern Europe, 1870s-1930s

Dietze, Antje; Vari, Alexander

Taylor & Francis Ltd

12/2022

326

Dura

Inglês

9781032161839

15 a 20 dias

780

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Part 1: Mobilities, Networks, and Cultural Transfers

1. Mobilities and National Indifference: Popular Entertainment in Habsburg Central Europe around 1900

Susanne Korbel

2. A Cosmopolitan Music City: Early Twentieth-Century Transnational Networks in Vyborg

Nuppu Koivisto-Kaasik and Saijaleena Rantanen

3.Transnational Factors in the Shaping of the Early Greek Cinema Business, 1896-1908

Eliza Anna Delveroudi

4. The Rise and Fall of a Theater King: Albert Ranft and the Commercialization of the Swedish Theater Field between the 1890s and 1920s

Rikard Hoogland

5. From Ambivalence to the Diseuse Craze: French-Hungarian Cultural Exchanges Through Chanson, 1880s-1930s

Alexander Vari

Part 2: Social Impacts, Official Regulations, and Nation Building

6. Madrid Nightlife and Popular Leisure: Between Globalizing Cosmopolitanism and Social Transgression, 1900s to the 1930s

Ruben Pallol Trigueros and Cristina de Pedro Alvarez

7. Popular Culture and Cultural Policies and Narratives in Interwar Yugoslavia

Ivana Vesic

8. Jazzy, 'Gypsy', and Jolly: In Search of a Formula for Polish Popular Music in the Interwar Period

Anna G. Piotrowska

9. Constan Town Sounds: Multidirectional Movement of Early Jazz in the 1920s

G. Carole Woodall

10. The Reception of Jazz in Iceland in the 1920s and 1930s: Transnational Anxieties, Nation-Building, and Race

Olafur Rastrick
El Heraldo De Madrid;Entertainment Venues;Chat Noir;Vice Versa;Urban Popular Culture;Dance Floor;Swedish Theater;Salon Orchestras;Entertainment Sphere;Interwar Poland;City's Musical Scene;Cultural Transfer;Gypsy Romances;Early Jazz;French Chanson;Interwar Yugoslavia;Royal Dramatic Theater;Transregional Connections;Mass Migration Movement;Constan Town;Austro Hungarian Monarchy;Grand Bazaar;Polish Popular Culture;Sound Movies;Transnational Popular Culture