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(Re)negotiating Freedom of Expression in the Spanish Transition: The Case of El Papus (1973-1987)

2020

Juxtaposing documents from judicial and administrative archives with material published in the satirical magazine El Papus (1973-1987), this essay examines the confrontation between national-Catholic discourse and new modes of visual and textual expression in late Francoism and the early years of the democratic transition in Spain. The present study represents a survey of some 44 state-produced documents and 124 journalistic pieces, applying a two-pronged methodology rooted in discourse analysis with a special focus on the content and themes deemed unfit for publication in the pages of El Papus. The results will show that a loosening of erotic and sexual mores, particularly those related to…

Cultural StudiesImmoralityPeriodisme Aspectes políticsVisual Arts and Performing ArtsMoresOpposition (planets)media_common.quotation_subjectDiscourse analysisCensorshipMedia studiesPoliticsPolitical scienceDemocratizationFamily valuesmedia_common
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Amorality, Immorality and Individualism in Hanif Kureishi’s Intimacy

2019

Abstract Hanif Kureishi, an acclaimed contemporary British writer of Pakistani origin, is known to the Romanian reading public primarily through the translations (under the aegis of the Humanitas publishing house) of his novels Intimacy, The Buddha of Suburbia, The Nothing, Gabriel’s Gift and Something to Tell You. One of the foremost representatives of British postcolonial literature, Kureishi masterfully, and at times shockingly, explores the postmodern urban world of human desolation, loneliness and alienation, with the surgical precision and mercilessness of a “terrorist”, as he himself describes the writer and his artistic mission in an interview. Intimacy, in a classic Proustian or Jo…

IndividualismImmoralityPsychoanalysisHanifAmoralityCulture theoryCultural studiesLiterary criticismSociologyHealth communicationSæculum
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The New Moral Power of Minorities

2018

The model of three interrelated social entities proposed by Gabriel Mugny to account for the role of active minorities in social innovation and change retains all its relevance and heuristic value (cf. Mugny, 1982). However, the fight of the civil rights movements of the ’60s transformed the moral perspective from which the majority regards their own behaviors towards social minorities. This resulted in an immorality judgment of discriminatory attitudes and behaviors that had long been regarded as natural. Thus a change has been effected on the relationships between majority and minority groups, providing minorities with a new moral power. As a result of such a new moral representation of p…

Value (ethics)ImmoralityMinority groupSocial Psychology05 social scienceslcsh:BF1-990active minorities; victimized minorities; collective guilt; social conflict; social influence050109 social psychologyvictimized minoritiescollective guilt050105 experimental psychologysocial conflictCollective responsibilityPower (social and political)lcsh:Psychologyactive minoritiesCivil rights movements0501 psychology and cognitive sciencesSocial conflictSociologySocial psychologysocial influenceSocial influenceInternational Review of Social Psychology
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