TA17 – Bollywood

from Talking Anthropology Hosted by Thomas Lohninger

Mit der heutigen Show bleiben wir noch etwas in Indien und widmen uns dem Phänomen Bollywood. Anlässlich einer internationalen Bollywood Konferenz in Wien habe ich ein Interview mit Prof. Elke Mader geführt. TA17 - Bollywood [72:33m]: Download Themen der Show: indisches Kino der indische Staat und seine Diversität das Phänomen SRK und die Begeisterung für ihn Filmstars und politische Verstrickungen Nationalismus in Filmen SRK als Vermittler zwischen Moderne/Tradition und Religionen interdisziplinäre Bollywood Konferenz in Wien Hyperstar SRK Konsumente werden zu Produzenten Veränderungen durch digitale Fan Kulturen Literatur: Dudrah, Rajinder 2006: Bollywood: Sociology goes to the Movies. London/New Delhi/Thousand Oaks, Sage Publications. Dudrah, Rajinder und Desai, Jigna (Hgs) 2008. The Bollywood Reader, London, Open University Press Tieber, Claus (Hg.) 2009: Fokus Bollywood: Das indische Kino in wissenschaftlichen Diskursen. Lit Verlag Links: Konferenzhomepage Brief von Shah Rukh Khan Brief von Bundespräsident Fischer Interviews mit SRK zu Anschlägen in Mumbai November 2008 1, 2 Song & Dance und Religion TUJH MEIN RAB DIKHTA HAI (Ich sehe Gott in Dir) Liebeslied, das drei Religionen gleichweritg nebeneinander stellt (Hinduismus, Christentum, Islam) aus dem Film RAB NE BANA DI JODI (Indien 2008, Regie Aditya Chopra) Trailer MY NAME IS KHAN (Indien 2010, Regie Karan Johar) Trailer Chak de India (Indien 2007, Regie Shimit Amin) größtes deutschsprachiges Bollywoodforum Darr-Obsession (fan Video) (DARR, Indien 1993, Regie Jash Chopra) Fan Video von Elke Mader aus ihrem Konferenz Vortrag SRK a symbol of religious unity: Vienna Minus SRK, Vienna varsity debates Bollywood star’s contribution to global religious unity At Vienna, a session on Shah-Rukholog

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