An edition of Underground publishing and the public sphere
(2014)
Underground publishing and the public sphere
transnational perspectives
by Jan C. Behrends and Thomas Lindenberger
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Censorship and its counterpart, the 'underground' production and distribution of printed texts and images, existed ever since a 'public sphere' came into being. The volume approaches this phenomenon by covering cases from the Tsarist Empire, the Soviet Union, Central Europe, South America and China. In a long-term as well as global perspective, the well-known practise of samizdat under communist rule may be understood as part of a long tradition of underground publishing still relevant today in places like Russia, Iran, or China.
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Table of Contents
Introduction.
Underground publishing and the public sphere : some introductory remarks -- Jan Claas Behrends, Thomas Lindenberger
Peripheries of the Russian Empire.
"Approved by the censor" : tsarist censorship and the public sphere in imperial Russia and the kingdom of Poland (1860-1914) -- Malte Rolf
Repressive censorship, underground publishing, and the distribution of Lithuanian books in the northwest region of the Russian Empire (1795-1904) -- Arvydas Pacevičius, Aušra Navickienė
Samizdat in the Soviet Union.
Arcane and public spheres in the Soviet Union -- Dietrich Beyrau
Forging national and transnational ties : underground publication in Estonia under Soviet rule -- Aile Möldre
Imagining the Russian nation : the story of antisemitism in Soviet samizdat -- Julie Draskoczy
Central Europe under totalitarian rule.
Religious symbols in Polish underground art and poetry of the 1980s -- Anna Niedźwiedź
Dissident voices : searching for traces of Romanian samizdat -- Stefana Lamasanu
The concept of Europe between the underground and the official public sphere : narratives and self-perceptions in central Europe during Communism -- Christian Domnitz
Transnational and global perspectives.
Forbidden fruit : smuggling and publishing across borders in ancien régime France and Cold War eastern Europe -- Jessie Labov, Frederike Kind-Kovács
China's Neibu publishing : the art of limiting public spheres -- Lorenz Bichler
Written contraband : the Jewish resistance press during the military dictatorship in Argentina (1976-1983) -- Ricardo Feierstein, Liliana Ruth Feierstein.
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Includes bibliographical references (pages 335-348).
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