Blumesberger, Susanne

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    Puppen und Puppenfiguren in Narrativen – Themen und Motive in Literatur, Kunst, Theater, Film, Medien, Alltags- und Populärkulturen
    (2022)
    Fooken, Prof. Dr. Insa
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    Balcarová, Markéta
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    Scholz, Jana
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    Kliewer, Heinz-Jürgen
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    Karaolis, Olivia
    This thematic issue deals with the diversity and potential of doll/puppet narratives in the broadest sense and with their universal and/or culture-specific forms, traces, traditions and folklore as well as with the interplay of the respective reception references. These narratives are traced in a variety of different literary, artistic, cinematic, (pop-)cultural and folkloristic genres as well as in pedagogically relevant fields. In addition, s specially designed short graphic novel questions the linking of classic puppet theater narratives with seminal AI-based automation fantasies.
    Source Type:Periodical Part
    DOI:10.25819/ubsi/10165
    Journal:denkste: puppe / just a bit of: doll (de:do)
    Volume number:2022,1
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    Traditionspflege, ethnische Vielfalt oder Diskriminierung in der Puppenstube? Ein neuer Blick auf traditionelle Museumspraxis am Beispiel des Puppenund Spielzeugmuseums Baden bei Wien
    (universi - Universitätsverlag Siegen, 2022)
    Blumesberger, Susanne
    The small Lower Austrian Doll and Toy Museum in Baden, which addresses both children and adults, is used as an example to critically look at current practice of presenting and naming doll exhibits in relation to the issue of ethnic diversity. These considerations are linked to contemporary discourses on (ethnic) discrimination, Eurocentrism and racism. The question is raised to what extent a critical view on outdated and discriminatory forms of museum presentations can be or become a starting point for a more differentiated and innovative museum practice even when it comes to more traditionally oriented doll museums. This article cannot provide ready-made solutions, but should contribute to the problematization of current practice.
    Source Type:Article
    DOI:10.25819/dedo/131
    Journal:denkste: puppe / just a bit of: doll (de:do)
    Volume number:2022,1-Artikel_06
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