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Artists' voices in cultural policy, careers, myths and the creative profession after German unification, Simone Wesner

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Includes bibliographical references and index

index present

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Artists' voices in cultural policy

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Simone Wesner

New directions in cultural policy research

careers, myths and the creative profession after German unification

Machine generated contents note:, pt. I, Mapping Perceptions, 1., Introduction: Understanding Artists, Perceptions of Visual Artists and Their Careers, Methodology, Overview of the Book, References, 2., The Artist and the Artistic Myth, Introduction, Establishing Myth as Ontological Discourse, Re-(de)Constructing Myth, Art Academy Experience in the GDR, Artists' Role During Unification, Marketisation and Myth After Unification, Interdependencies and the Changing Nature of Myth Narration, Conclusion, References, 3., Memory, Introduction, The Role of Memory, Memory Maps and Layers of the Past, The Researcher's Memory, The Bilderstreit, The Story of Kasper, Conclusion, References, 4., Identity, Introduction, Conceptualising Identity, Mapping Artistic Identity, Artistic Identity as Cultural Identity, Conclusion, References, pt. II, Visual Artists in Cultural Policy, 5., Inherited Certainties: Transitional Cultural Policies and Visual Artists, Introduction, Locating Artist Policies in Cultural Policy Theories, Transitional Artist Policies in Saxony, Artist Policies in the German Democratic Republic, From the Association of Visual Artists to the Dresden Artists' Association, Social Security Agency for Artists, Conclusion, References, 6., Artists' Professionalisation and Careers in the Cultural Policy Landscape, Introduction, Profession: Artist, Professional Practice, The Concept of Work, Conclusion, References, 7., Conclusion: Artists, Policy and the Future of the Professional Class, Artists as a Professional Class, Future Research Agendas, Policy Recommendations, References