F3C. Authoritarianism and the Arts
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This course will examine how the literary, visual, and performing arts have functioned in authoritarian societies, the role they play in supporting or opposing those societies, and some of the consequences of dissident artistic expression. The course will discuss specific artistic works and present video excerpts of relevant performances and analyses. When appropriate, content may be updated in light of ongoing current events.
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Chuck Mishaan
Presenter and Producer
Chuck Mishaan, MA, (LLI) has been presenting courses at Bard LLI for many years, including his popular Opera as Politics series, the Leonard Bernstein Centenary Lectures, and recently The Roaring 20s. His commentary on the intersection of politics and the arts continues with this course.
Yoram Gelman
Session & Class Manager
Alice Linder
Class Manager