TOC: kultura 4/2007

[Publikationsreferat (Matthias Neumann)]

The Research Centre for East European Studies at the University of Bremen
(Forschungsstelle Osteuropa an der Universitaet Bremen) announces the
publication of the newest issue of kultura.

Subject and contents:

HOW FREE ARE THE ARTS IN RUSSIA TODAY?
Guest Editor: Sandra Frimmel (Berlin)

- editorial
The Autonomy of Art as a Litmus Test 2
- chronicle
Drawing Boundaries. Post-Soviet Controversies on Contemporary Art 3
Nataliya Rivo and Konstantin Rubakhin (Moscow)
- interview
Authoritarian Museum or the Supporters of Regression 10
Diana Machulina in conversation with Andrei Erofeev (Moscow)
- sketch
Inquiries in the Style of Fiction. Legal Conflicts around Russian Literature
13
Konstantin Rubakhin (Moscow)
- analysis
Unbounded Freedom? The Use of Legal Means to Demarcate
Artistic Freedom in Russia 15
Sandra Frimmel (Berlin)

The Internet URL for this issue is:
<http://www.forschungsstelle.uni-bremen.de/images/stories/pdf/kultura/kultur
a_4_2007_EN.pdf>

For a free subscription to kultura, please send an email with the subject
line 'subscribe kultura english' to <fsopr at uni-bremen.de>

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Best regards
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Forschungsstelle Osteuropa / Research Centre for East European Studies
Klagenfurter Str. 3
28359 Bremen
Germany

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