Bulletin Supplement 7 (2011)

East German Material Culture and the Power of Memory Click on image to enlarge. Download the complete volume here [zip; 5.31 MB]. Table of Contents Introduction Joes Segal and Uta A. Balbier Socialist Architecture Whose Schlossplatz? Architecture and the "Materialization" of German Identities in Berlin's Historic Center, 1945-2009 John V. Maciuika Concrete Utopia: Everyday Life and Socialism in Berlin-Marzahn Eli Rubin Cultural Transfers and Everyday Life "Even Under Socialism, We Don't Want to Do Without Love": East German Erotica Josie McLellan Boom Boxes and Backward Caps: Hip-Hop Culture in the GDR Leonard Schmieding Shifting Narratives of Things: The East/West German Garden Egg Chair Jana Scholze The Politics Of Memory And Display Disturbing Things: The Interpretation of East German Artwork in Reunified Germany Joes Segal "GDR on the Pacific": (Re)presenting East Germany in Los Angeles Justinian Jampol

 

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