Repercussions of communism are still felt throughout Central and Eastern Europe. In fact, specters of communism remain vivid enough to inspire a wide range of contemporary cultural production, from video games to museum exhibits. This volume demonstrates how the region remains in a state of transitioning away from communism, not having secured a fully post-communist identity.
The volume adopts an interdisciplinary approach to extend debates on the lasting impact of the communist era across Central and Eastern Europe with chapters thematically threaded through concepts including curation, immersion, interaction, humor and authenticity. A ‘trauma/nostalgia paradigm’ emerges as the tissue connecting the plurality of post-communist efforts employed to address the region’s contested pasts. Twelve original essays by contributors from both ‘inside’ and ‘outside’ the region detail how twenty-first-century cultural productions reengage the communist past. The impact of this past is seen as fundamental to understanding and shaping Central and Eastern European identities.
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Lucy Jeffery is Co-Founder of the Replaying Communism project which received funding from the AHRC SWW-DTP in 2023. She has published on Samuel Beckett, Harold Pinter, Ezra Pound, Ingeborg Bachmann, and Magda Szabó. Her monograph―Transdisciplinary Beckett: Visual Arts, Music, and the Creative Process―was published by Ibidem in 2021. She then co-edited a special issue for the leading environmental literature journal, Green Letters, entitled ‘A New Poetics of Space’ (2022). In 2024 she was a Visegrad Fellow at Central European University and the Open Society Archives.
Anna Varadi is Co-Founder of the Replaying Communism project which received funding from the AHRC SWW-DTP in 2023. She has published on media, gender, and national identity in the work of Magda Szabó, and has served as a translator from Hungarian and German for several academic projects. Since 2020, she has worked extensively with displaced people and forced migrants who are pursuing Higher Education. Anna currently works at Cardiff University, Wales.
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