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Russophone (Pop-)Cultures
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With Nina Frieß, Naomi Caffee and Konstantin Kaminskij
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Naomi Caffees has written a Report on her research in Kazakhstan, which will build the basis of her upcomming book „Russophonia writing the wide russian world“.
Konstantin Kaminskij speaks about the literary ambitions of authoritarian rulers in the 20th century. He published a book about this issue.
Spotlight from Dr. Nina Frieß concerning russophone literature.
Listen to the Kazakh singer Dimash Kudaibergen singing the song "dom moi dostroen" cited in the podcast in Russian at a Chinese TV show and Kazakh on Kazakh television.
Listen to the Kazakh Rapper Skriptonit and his song VBVVCTND which was cited in the podcast.
Chapters
1. Beginning (00:00:00)
2. Russophonia (00:02:25)
3. Russophone Literature (00:03:15)
4. Contemporary Russophone Authors (00:07:25)
5. Russophone (Pop) Culture and its Recognition (00:11:10)
6. Reasons to Produce Art in the Russian Language (00:18:06)
7. Political Dimension (00:21:55)
8. Interaction Between the Political Establishment and Artists (00:26:34)
9. Future Perspectives (00:28:38)
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