Titlebook: Self-Orientalization in South East Europe; Plamen K. Georgiev Book 2012 VS Verlag für Sozialwissenschaften | Springer Fachmedien Wiesbaden

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Machism, Feod-Like Patronage and Political Sultanisms,r/sexuality and through this have “developed interpretations and paradigms consistent with hegemonic notions of studying down – that is, looking at populations that have been marginalized and oppressed classes and finding political, social, and cultural fault with oppressed others”.

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Crisis of Identities, term leased friendships, incidental peers, looser binding patronage, and symbolic bondages. As quality of self-conscious living, this can be gloriously obvious in the South Eastern European (post Dayton) nexus. Collective identities on this side drift among disintegrating communalities. Unique unif

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,Chalga,Turbo Folk and Manele: Dancing “Unleashed” Liberties,f the systematially deprived, “excluded” other. It may be less even reduced to “karioky-media” (quasi-democratic) involvement of inferiorized Spirit of self-creativity set loose (“Ginny in a bottle”). The three genres that we discuss here may be better rationalized through performative theories of t

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Machism, Feod-Like Patronage and Political Sultanisms,ropean machismos. Many of such parallels drawn are most arguable. They often sprite from field research limitations. In the contemporary US, as for example, the “machismo mystique”, is regularly employed to imply that Spanish-speaking heterosexual men. These are believed to be more prone than men fr

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Shifting and/or Bargained Identities,x, race, religion, attachments to language, topoi or specific “logic of things” which often turns culturally embedded. Identities may be also objectively imposed. One cant help being what others expect him to be. At least not for long. Stigmas care for mimicris in support of shifting identities. The

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