The Politics of Culture in Turkey, Greece and Cyprus: Performing the Left since the Sixties

By: KARAKATSANIS, LeonidasContributor(s): PAPADOGIANNIS, NikolaosMaterial type: TextTextSeries: Routledge Advances in Mediterranean Studies ; 4Publication details: Oxon Routledge 2017 Edition: 1stISBN: 9780000000000Subject(s): Politics and culture--Cyprus | Politics and culture--Greece | Politics and culture--Turkey--History | Right and left (Political science)--Turkey | Turkey--Politics and government--20th century
Contents:
Introduction, Performing the Left in Greece, Turkey and Cyprus, Leonidas Karakatsanis and Nikolaos Papadogiannis Part 1 Disposession and the Left/ Performing memory and loss 1. Inhabiting the memory of political incarceration in Greece: two women's narratives from the Civil War and the Junta, Maria Michou 2. Surrogate apologies, sublated differences: contemporary visions of post-national futures in Turkey under the spectre of the Left, Alice von Bieberstein 3. Repositioned/ re-signififed: Echoes of violence, aporias of solidarity between Cyprus, Turkey and Greece, Leonidas Karakatsanis Part 2 Contested performances/ art as politicising culture 4. Sounds of resistance: performing the political in the Kurdish music scene Alev Kuruoglu and Wendelmoet Hamelink 5. Encounters betwixt and between: Contemporary art curatorial performances and the Left in the republic of Cyprus, Despo Pasia 6. Lost images, silenced past: rethinking the film practices of Genc Sinema (Young Cinema) from 1968 to 1971, Esra Yildiz Part 3 Cultures of the Left between 'traditions' and 'modernities' 7. The Left of the everyday: Cypriot narratives of indigenous modernization, geopolitics and visions of emancipation, Andreas Panayiotou 8. 'We are and we remain Greeks'. The radically patriotic discourse in Pyrsos magazine in the GDR 1961-1968, Mary Ikoniadou 9. Collective and counter Memory: The 'invention of resistance' in the rhetoric of the Greek and Turkish Left, 1951-1971, Nikos Christofis Part 4 Performing Space, un/doing boundaries 10. Revolutionary ethics: relations between leftist militants and Gecekondu dwellers in Istanbul, 1975-1980, Christopher Houston 11. Radicalising no-man's land: The occupy Buffer Zone Movement in Cyprus, Murat Erdal Ilican 12. Performing 'culture', becoming Left: Greek university students in pursuit of 'autonomy', Maria Doukakarou Part 5 Beyond Concluding 13. Across Borders and Generations: Remembering and Imaging the Left - An interview with Foti Benlisoy and Nikolaos Moudouros 14. The Left beyond concluding: performance and culture as critique, Leonidas Karakatsanis and Nikolaos Papadogiannis
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Introduction, Performing the Left in Greece, Turkey and Cyprus, Leonidas Karakatsanis and Nikolaos Papadogiannis Part 1 Disposession and the Left/ Performing memory and loss 1. Inhabiting the memory of political incarceration in Greece: two women's narratives from the Civil War and the Junta, Maria Michou 2. Surrogate apologies, sublated differences: contemporary visions of post-national futures in Turkey under the spectre of the Left, Alice von Bieberstein 3. Repositioned/ re-signififed: Echoes of violence, aporias of solidarity between Cyprus, Turkey and Greece, Leonidas Karakatsanis Part 2 Contested performances/ art as politicising culture 4. Sounds of resistance: performing the political in the Kurdish music scene Alev Kuruoglu and Wendelmoet Hamelink 5. Encounters betwixt and between: Contemporary art curatorial performances and the Left in the republic of Cyprus, Despo Pasia 6. Lost images, silenced past: rethinking the film practices of Genc Sinema (Young Cinema) from 1968 to 1971, Esra Yildiz Part 3 Cultures of the Left between 'traditions' and 'modernities' 7. The Left of the everyday: Cypriot narratives of indigenous modernization, geopolitics and visions of emancipation, Andreas Panayiotou 8. 'We are and we remain Greeks'. The radically patriotic discourse in Pyrsos magazine in the GDR 1961-1968, Mary Ikoniadou 9. Collective and counter Memory: The 'invention of resistance' in the rhetoric of the Greek and Turkish Left, 1951-1971, Nikos Christofis Part 4 Performing Space, un/doing boundaries 10. Revolutionary ethics: relations between leftist militants and Gecekondu dwellers in Istanbul, 1975-1980, Christopher Houston 11. Radicalising no-man's land: The occupy Buffer Zone Movement in Cyprus, Murat Erdal Ilican 12. Performing 'culture', becoming Left: Greek university students in pursuit of 'autonomy', Maria Doukakarou Part 5 Beyond Concluding 13. Across Borders and Generations: Remembering and Imaging the Left - An interview with Foti Benlisoy and Nikolaos Moudouros 14. The Left beyond concluding: performance and culture as critique, Leonidas Karakatsanis and Nikolaos Papadogiannis