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"БАНДИТСКОЕ БАРОККО": ПОСТСОЦИАЛИСТИЧЕСКАЯ ЭСТЕТИКА, АРХИТЕКТУРА И ГОРОДСКОЕ ПЛАНИРОВАНИЕ В БОЛГАРИИ
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"БАНДИТСКОЕ БАРОККО": ПОСТСОЦИАЛИСТИЧЕСКАЯ ЭСТЕТИКА, АРХИТЕКТУРА И ГОРОДСКОЕ ПЛАНИРОВАНИЕ В БОЛГАРИИ
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S0869-54150000392-4-1
DOI
10.31857/S50000392-4-1
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Холлеран Макс  
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Выпуск №3
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87-105
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Эта статья посвящена архитектурному стилю, появившемуся в Болгарии и получившему в среде специалистов название "бандитское барокко". Рождение этого стиля связывается с общим упадком авторитета интеллектуальных элит и, в частности, архитекторов и специалистов по городскому планированию и утратой ими статуса арбитров "хорошего вкуса". В названии стиля выражена общественная обеспокоенность ростом влияния криминальных структур и недовольство ходом урбанизации в Болгарии после 1989 г. Отношение болгарского общества к "бандитскому барокко" представляет один из аспектов его обеспокоенности своей неспособностью достичь западноевропейских стандартов политического и экономического развития.
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постсоциализм, городское планирование, организованная преступность, архитектура, вкус, Болгария
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