Anastasia Gordienko. Outlaw Music in Russia: The Rise of an Unlikely Genre. Madison: University of Wisconsin Press, 2023
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В 2022 году издательство Висконсинского университета выпустило в свет книгу «Outlaw Music in Russia: The Rise of an Unlikely Genre». Ее автор Анастасия Гордиенко предприняла попытку реализовать амбициозный замысел, объединяющий два исследовательских нарратива. Один – о культурной биографии российской outlaw music, «от ее истоков» до наших дней и во всем многообразии сменявших друг друга форм. Другой – о феномене «русского шансона», который рассматривается не только в исторической оптике – как последнее звено в этой цепочке трансформаций «нежелательного жанра», но и в политическом контексте российской современности.
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Cultural Policy, USSR, Folklore, Soviet Music Culture, Soviet Mass Culture
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