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2. 'The Birds Do Not Sing Here...' (Russian Anti-War Songs)
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Svetlana Shnitman-Mcmillin
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war in ukraine ,anti-war songs ,russian culture ,new genre ,Slavic languages. Baltic languages. Albanian languages ,PG1-9665 - Abstract
After 24 February 2022, anti-war songs emerged as a new phenomenon in Russian culture. They cover a variety of genres, from bardic song to rap, from travesty to tragedy. Songs containing clear anti-war stances reflect the shock of war, the tragic death of people, the destruction of culture and society in which the authors lived or with which they were spiritually connected before the attack on Ukraine, the end of an era in the existence of the Russian Federation. Anti-war songs mark a constantly expanding thematic field, and this article is only an early attempt to analyse and survey them. The presented text collection reveals the clear awareness among creative circles that after the war against Ukraine Russians will face the task of rebuilding their country on the wreckage of a failed state.
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- 2023
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3. A NEW SET OF ROCK ENGRAVINGS CLOSE TO THE FORÊT DE FONTAINEBLEAU'S MALMONTAGNE STYLE FOUND IN FRANCE'S YONNE DEPARTMENT.
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Lebon, Richard
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Since June 2019, systematic surveys carried out in the township of Villemanoche, a village located on the northern edge of France's Yonne department, have led to the discovery of fine engravings similar to the Malmontagne rock art style associated with the Forêt de Fontainebleau. More than 140 engraved shelters exhibiting the traits of what we have called the Puisots style have been found so far in the woods of Villemanoche and adjacent plots in Champigny and Pont-sur-Yonne. The elements of the two ensembles, which seem to be linked to the late Bronze Age, share obvious typological links. In addition to a few shared symbols, the engravings in both groups are usually made in cramped cavities, are about the same size and in the same positions relative to their spaces, exhibit fine neat workmanship, and include representations of anthropomorphous figures, 'fantastic beings', geometric signs and zoomorphs. Some of the more complex compositions appear to be symbolic representations of mythological scenes or stories. These similarities indicate that the Malmontagne and Puisots engravers must have shared some cultural and spiritual traits, which they interpreted according to their region's particular conventions and beliefs. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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- 2022
4. VISUAL POETRY AS LITERARY PHENOMENON OF INTERMEDIALITY
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E. S. Anikeeva
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visual poetry ,new genre ,intermediality ,verbal component ,visual component ,History of Russia. Soviet Union. Former Soviet Republics ,DK1-4735 ,Psychology ,BF1-990 - Abstract
Active integration of intermedia literary technique results in a paradigm shift as well as in poet’s intention to overcome traditional forms and genres and represent the message by means of other semiotic signs. The incorporation of the visual component into the verbal poetic structure ensures the development of the visual poetry – a new genre of intermediality. The article reviews the most common understandings of the visual poetry and its place in the contemporary literature. It suggests a particular strategy for the interpretation process of the verbal and visual components. The author also presents the analysis of two poetic texts with the dominant visual component within their structure.
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- 2013
5. Неутомимый в поиске
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монотематизм ,пам’ять ,симфония ,хорова опера ,память ,симфонизм ,memory ,трагедійність ,трагедийность ,симфонія ,symphonism ,фольклорна хвиля ,symphony ,quest ,новый жанр ,поиск ,симфонізм ,драматический конфликт ,folklore wave ,choral opera ,пошук ,tragedy traits ,new genre ,фольклорная волна ,drama conflict ,monotheme ,драматичний конфлікт ,новий жанр ,хоровая опера - Abstract
Attention is focused on the hardly ever researched symphony and opera works of I. N. Shamo, since this composer is predominantly viewed as the author of a great number of popular songs. Three symphonies, orchestra concertos, and choral opera “Yatran Games” are studied in depth as the examples demonstrating the new genre-stylistic tendencies in Ukrainian music development of 1960s–1970s. New facts of the composer’s biography are brought to light., Сосредоточено внимание на мало исследованном симфоническом и оперном творчестве И. Н. Шамо, который преимущественно позиционируется как автор многих популярных песен. Рассмотрены три симфонии, инструментальные концерты, хоровая опера «Ятранские игры», которые демонстрируют новые жанрово-стилистические тенденции в развитии украинской музыки 60–70-х годов ХХ столетия. Освещены неизвестные факты биографии композитора., Зосереджено увагу на мало дослідженій симфонічній і оперній творчості І. Н. Шамо, який здебільшого позиціонується як автор багатьох популярних пісень. Розглянуто три симфонії, інструментальні концерти, хорову оперу «Ятранські ігри», у яких зосереджені нові жанрово-стильові тенденції в розвитку української музики 60–70-х років ХХ століття. Висвітлено невідомі факти біографії композитора.
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- 2021
6. Les homepages, nouvelles écritures de soi, nouvelles lectures de l’autre
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Annabelle Klein
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New genre ,Networks ,Cyberculture ,Cyberself ,Enunciation ,Narration ,Device ,Cyber soi ,Enonciation ,Nouveau genre ,Réseaux ,Dispositif ,General Medicine - Abstract
Among the many uses of Internet, the invention of new autobiographical forms is made possible by a device specific to computerised communication : the home page. Greater and greater scope is indeed given to the expression of one’s self, through the presentation both of hobbies, interests and intentions and of one’s the personal history. They offer an electronic medium for the type of self-presentation which teenagers tend to value as they open up new possibilities for the building up of makeshift identity. One may thus find stimulating to question the ultimate formative value of a selfnarrating practise that allows anyone and everyone to «give him [ her] self a shape » both thanks to the creation/ writing/ editing of his/ her own web site and to the discovery/ reading/ consuming of the home pages of others, may be examined. Indeed these new modalities of «self-presentation » suggest that such a broadening of the possibilities now opened in the media for self expression and subjectivity, besides the new aspects of creativity they allow, will undoubtedly foster deep mutations in the stands younger people will take before the world around them. Arguing along six main issues, this paper will try to establish to what extent such new activities in the reading/ writing of the self and the other are formative while they also largely modify the modes of production of contemporary identities. The point of view used will first be that of narratology, drawing on the major work of Paul Ricoeur for the analysis of home pages from the viewpoint of the understanding and the interpretation of the self, then pragmatics through the contributions of Goffman regarding identities. My conclusions will constantly be brought up against material drawn from E-mail conducted interviews of home-page creators., L’introduction d’Internet à l’école ouvre les jeunes à un nouveau champ d’expression de soi. Parmi les multiples usages d’Internet, l’invention de nouvelles formes autobiographiques passe par un dispositif de Communication Médiatisée par Ordinateur particulier : les pages personnelles. Ces espaces de mise en scène de soi, de ses hobbies, de ses passions, de ses projets, de son histoire personnelle, prennent en effet une place de plus en plus importante. Elles constituent des espaces électroniques de présentation de soi et d’expression personnelle dont les adolescents sont particulièrement friands en ce qu’elles participent d’un nouveau genre de bricolage identitaire. On peut s’interroger sur l’éventuel caractère formateur de cette nouvelle pratique de narration de soi qui permet à chacun de «se donner forme » tant à travers la création/ écriture/ production de son site personnel qu’à travers la découverte/ lecture/ consommation d’autres pages personnelles. Ces nouvelles pratiques de présentation de soi donnent, en effet, à penser que l’élargissement des possibilités médiatiques d’expression personnelle et subjective, outre les nouvelles formes de créativité qu’il permet, engendre des mutations profondes dans les prises de position des jeunes face au monde qui les entoure. A travers une argumentation en six points, cet article propose de découvrir en quoi ces nouvelles activités d’écriture/ lecture de soi et de l’autre sont formatrices tout en modifiant considérablement les conditions de production des identités contemporaines. Une double approche y est poursuivie. Narratologique d’abord en nous appuyant sur les importants travaux de Paul Ricoeur pour l’analyse des pages personnelles sous l’angle de la compréhension et de l’interprétation de soi et pragmatique ensuite, à travers les apports de Goffman en termes identitaires. Ces analyses sont couplées et complétées par une autre démarche de recherche, celle d’entretiens menés par mail avec quelques créateurs de pages personnelles., Klein Annabelle. Les homepages, nouvelles écritures de soi, nouvelles lectures de l’autre. In: Spirale. Revue de recherches en éducation, n°28, 2001. Nouveaux outils, nouvelles écritures, nouvelles lectures, sous la direction de Annette Beguin. pp. 67-82.
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- 2001
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7. A concealed cartography
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Donohue, Michael
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Cartography ,Social rhythm ,New Genre ,Situationists ,Serra ,Public art ,Private ,Long ,Map ,Public space ,Sennett ,Site-specific ,Lefevre ,Alys - Abstract
My research seeks to establish a greater understanding of how social space is produced with regard to public art. It explores the idea that public space is constantly produced and reproduced. Situated in the midst of our everyday experience public art would seem to have the potential to become a catalyst for public debate, dialogue and a medium for the sharing of ideas. However, there seems to be a disconnection between the permanent art in our cities and the social rhythms of its inhabitants. I sought to address this problem developing public artwork that creates a fissure in the everyday experience. I began to explore recent theories in contemporary urban geography and in particular the theories of Henri Lefebvre and Richard Sennett. The idea of the journey underpins the work in A Concealed Cartography, a title that reveals my intent, which is to reveal the underlying rhythms of social space. Within my work I also challenge the abstraction and subsequent reduction of space through cartography by creating maps of the ‘lived’ environment and personal experience. My research revealed that the theoretical notion of space was contested territory and that was a general shift towards a de-fixing of the idea of space tha t reflected similar ideas in contemporary public art. I consider this research to add to the dialogue of public art. It is hoped that it will add a wider perspective on the subject by highlighting the spatial theory of contemporary urban geography and contribute to a public art that seeks to become interwoven into the fabric of social rhythms rather than anchored in the architecture of our urban environment.
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- 2013
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8. A concealed cartography
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Allan , Giddy , Art, College of Fine Arts, UNSW, Donohue, Michael , Art, College of Fine Arts, UNSW, Allan , Giddy , Art, College of Fine Arts, UNSW, and Donohue, Michael , Art, College of Fine Arts, UNSW
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My research seeks to establish a greater understanding of how social space is producedwith regard to public art. It explores the idea that public space is constantly produced andreproduced. Situated in the midst of our everyday experience public art would seem tohave the potential to become a catalyst for public debate, dialogue and a medium for thesharing of ideas. However, there seems to be a disconnection between the permanentart in our cities and the social rhythms of its inhabitants. I sought to address this problemdeveloping public artwork that creates a fissure in the everyday experience. I began toexplore recent theories in contemporary urban geography and in particular the theories ofHenri Lefebvre and Richard Sennett.The idea of the journey underpins the work in A Concealed Cartography, a title thatreveals my intent, which is to reveal the underlying rhythms of social space. Withinmy work I also challenge the abstraction and subsequent reduction of space throughcartography by creating maps of the ‘lived’ environment and personal experience.My research revealed that the theoretical notion of space was contested territory and thatwas a general shift towards a de-fixing of the idea of space tha t reflected similar ideas incontemporary public art.I consider this research to add to the dialogue of public art. It is hoped that it will add awider perspective on the subject by highlighting the spatial theory of contemporary urbangeography and contribute to a public art that seeks to become interwoven into the fabricof social rhythms rather than anchored in the architecture of our urban environment.
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- 2013
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