Music in the culture of Polish Galicia, 1772-1914
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書誌事項
Music in the culture of Polish Galicia, 1772-1914
（Rochester studies in Central Europe）
University of Rochester Press, 2002
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注記
Includes bibliographical references (p. [207]-238) and index
収録内容
- Galician society as a cultural public
- Commerce
- Pedagogy
- Enlightened entertainment
- Cultural identity
- Community
- Status
- Making the nation
内容説明・目次
内容説明
This book explores the role of music in developing the culture of Galicia -- a part of the Polish Commonwealth which belonged to the Habsburg Monarchy from the first partition of Poland in 1772 until the end of World War I. It gives a central place to the relation the people had with shared musical objects, knowledge and practices -- both domestic and imported from cultural centers such as Vienna -- and the ways in which music emphasized social cleavages,and provided individuals and groups with a national identity, sense of community, and social status.
An analysis of the conditions of Galician society -- its social structure and dynamics, political and economic status, and cultural level and aspirations -- is followed by chapters on music as a commercial pursuit, as civic and moral pedagogy, as an expression of cultural identity, as communal experience, as status symbol, and as an expression of political attitudes of the Galicians. These themes illustrate the cultural use of music in Galician schools, theaters, musical societies, choirs, public concerts, and homes. How music satisfied the cultural and psychological needs ofthe Galicians was conditioned by a shortage of urban centers, as well as Enlightenment ideas that came from Austria with an emphasis on the education roles of the arts, a low level of industrialization, a lack of leadership by the local cultural elite, the heritage of the noble value system with its disdain for cities and urban occupations, and its quite explicit social prejudice which made it important to maintain social divisions and hierarchies. Theseconditions not only made the process of modernization in Galicia slower than elsewhere in Europe but also shaped it in a particular way.
Jolanta T. Pekacz is Professor of History at the University of Saskatchewan.
目次
Galician Society As a Cultural Public
Commerce
Pedagogy
Enlightened Entertainment
Cultural Identity
Community
Status
Making the Nation
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