Roma in Central East Europe: Ethnographic and historical overview of a people without a state. Syllabus Spring 2012
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1 Roma in Central East Europe: Ethnographic and historical overview of a people without a state Syllabus Spring 2012 Dr Yasar Abu Ghosh ayg2@nyu.edu Thu 2pm-3pm Course description: The course will introduce students to the development of Romany politics and culture from a persecuted minority through to the emergence of Romany organizations with an emphasis on Central and Eastern Europe. The aim is to challenge any essentializing view on Roma as either a people outside or/and without society or as perennial victims of oppression. Two main approaches have dominated the teaching of Romany issues: a culturalist/ethnic approach, which stresses Romany cultures, and an economistic approach, which stresses poverty. This course will challenge mono-causal and a-historic explanations for the social situation of Roma and will stimulate students to think about Roma in a critical holistic way that brings into consideration the societies they live in. Building on a diverse selection of empirical material, ranging from ethnographic, historical and sociological case studies to artistic representations of Roma, the course will present the Roma as good to think for our comprehension of current social issues. The course is divided into three thematic blocks: identity, community and culture, Power, the State and social stratification, History, memory and politics of representation. All three will allow to cover much of the current debates on the plight of European Roma as well as a gasp of social theories on marginalization. Grading policy Class participation/attendance: 10 % Paper or other assignment: 20 % (film review) Mid-term: 30 % Final: 40 % Schedule of classes Week 1 16 February - Overview of course Week 2 23 February - History of the scholarly interest in Roma/gypsy groups, the optical illusion of ethnonymes 1
2 Okely, J. (1997) Some political consequences of theories of Gypsy identity. In Allison James et al. (eds.) After Writing Culture: Epistemology and Praxis in Contemporary Anthropology, pp Matras, Y. (2004) The Role of Language in Mystifying and De-Mystifying Gypsy Identity. In Saul, N. Tebbutt, S. Eds. The Role of the Romanies, pp Ries, J. Writing (Different) Roma/Gypsies: Romani/Gypsy Studies and the Scientific Construction of Roma/Gypsies. Lee, K. (2000) - Orientalism and gypsylorism. Social Analysis 44(2): Week 3 1 March - The question of indic roots and the idea of diaspora in debates on Roma identity I. Hancock (1987) Pariah Syndrome: An Account of Gypsy Slavery and Persecution, Introduction W. Willems, L. Lucassen (2001) Gypsies in the Diaspora? P. Gay y Blasco (2002) Gypsy/Roma Diasporas. A Comparative Perspective Week 4 8 March Comprehending Roma from the Rom point of view facets of Romanes Stewart, M. (1997) A Place of Their Own, p and We are all brothers here, s , In: The time of the Gypsies. Boulder, Oxford: Westview Press. Blasco, P. Gay y (1999) A Divided Neighborhood, p and Desire, Control and Dual Moral Standards, s , In: Gypsies in Madrid: Sex, Gender and the Performance of Identity, Berg: Oxford, NY Week 5 15 March - Roma in the wider society strategies of disappearance and passing among Romany groups Williams, P. (1982) The Invisibility of the Kalderash of Paris: Some aspects of the economic activity and settlement patterns of the Kalderash Rom of the Paris suburbs, Urban Anthropology 11(3-4): Silverman, C. (1982) Everyday Drama: Impression Management of Urban Gypsies, Urban Anthropology 11(2): Kaprow, M. L. (1982) Resisting Respectability: Gypsies in Saragossa, Urban Anthropology 11(3-4): Week 6 22 March Proletarization and the gypsy question during socialism 2
3 Donert, Celia (2010) - Creating Citizens of Gypsy Origin. Ethnicity, Planning and Population Control in Socialist Czechoslovakia, in Christiane Brenner and Martin Schulze Wessel (eds), Zukunftsvorstellungen und staatliche Planung im Sozialismus: Die Tschechoslowakei im ostmitteleuropäischen Kontext (Munich: Oldenbourg, 2010), Stewart, M. (1997) Making Workers out of Gypsies, pp , In: The Time of the Gypsies, Boulder: Westview. Week 7 29 March - The Romany political movement in contemporary Europe Vermeersch, Peter (2003) Ethnic minority identity and movement politics: The case of the Roma in the Czech Republic and Slovakia, Ethnic and Racial Studies 26(5): Szuhay, Peter (1995) Constructing a Gypsy National Culture, in Budapest Review of Books, 5/3: Sobotka, Eva (2001) The Limits of the State: Political Participation and Representation of Roma in the Czech Republic, Hungary, Poland and Slovakia. Journal on Ethnopolitics and Minority Issues in Europe Winter 2001/2002. Week 8 5 April - MIDTERM EXAM Week 9 Spring Break no classes Week April - Economies of survival work strategies and marginality Stewart, M. (1997) Sons of the Market, pp , In: The Time of the Gypsies, Boulder: Westview. Gmelch, S. B. (1986) Groups that don t want in: Gypsies and other artisan, trader, and entertainer minorities, in Annual Review of Anthropology 15: Williams, P. (1982) The Invisibility of the Kalderash of Paris: Some aspects of the economic activity and settlement patterns of the Kalderash Rom of the Paris suburbs, Urban Anthropology 11(3-4): Optional Hübschmannová, M. (1998) Economic stratification and interaction: Roma, an ethnic jati in East Slovakia (1984), in Gypsies: An Interdisciplinary Reader, ed. D. Tong. Week April- Culture of poverty, underclass and living for the moment as a life-style Stewart, M. (2000) Spectres of the Underclass. In I. Szelenyi, R. Emigh Poverty, Ethnicity, and Gender in Eastern Europe During the Market Transition. Greenwood Press Day, S., Papataxiarchis, E. and Stewart, M. (2000) Consider the Lilies of the Field, In Lilies of the Field, pp
4 Bourgois, P. (1995) Introduction, in In Search of Respect, pp Wilson, W.J. (1989) The Underclass: Issues, Perspectives, and Public Policy, in Annals of AAPSS 501: Week 12 3 May - Time of the Gypsies as western imagination Film screenings: Time of the Gypsies; Black Cat, White Cat; Gadjo Dilo K. Trumpener (1992) The Time of the Gypsies, Critical Inquiry 18: May - The history of the Nazi persecution of Roma G. Margalit (2000) The Uniqueness of the Nazi Persecution of the Gypsies, Romani Studies 5, Vol. 10, No. 2, pp Lewy, G. (2000) Conclusion: The Course of Persecution Assessed, in The Nazi Persecution of the Gypsies, pp Lewy, G. (1999) Himmler and the Racially Pure Gypsies. Journal of Contemporary History 34(2): Milton, Sybil (2001) "Gypsies" as Social Outsiders in Nazi Germany, In Social Outsiders in Nazi Germany, pp Week May - The memory of the Nazi persecution of Roma, the case of Lety Gypsy camp Stewart, M. (2004) Remembering without Commemoration: The Mnemonics and Politics of Holocaust Memories among European Roma. The Journal of the Royal Anthropological Institute 10(3): Polansky, P. (1998) Black Silence (excerpts) Nečas, C. (1999) The Holocaust of Czechoslovak Roma Margalit, Gilad (2000) The uniqueness of the Nazi persecution of the Gypsies. Romany Studies 10(2): Week May - Current debates on integration, social exclusion and multiculturalism in relation to the Roma problem imagining the future Okely, J. (1997) Some political consequences of theories of Gypsy identity, In: Allison James et al. (eds.) After Writing Culture: Epistemology and Praxis in Contemporary Anthropology. Szelenyi, I. (2001) Poverty under post-communist capitalism - the effects of class and ethnicity in a cross-national comparison (excerpts) Week FINAL EXAM DUE 4
5 5 film screening sessions Films: The Roma worldview: Latcho Drom (1994, dir. Tony Gatlif) Gadjo Dilo, (1998, dir. Tony Gatlif) Roma in Western imagination: Time of the Gypsies (1990, dir. E. Kusturica) Black Cat, White Cat (1998, dir. E. Kustorica) Roma in CEE: What Magdalena Said (1993, dir. M Stewart) Across the Tracks (1988, dir. J Blake, Disappearing World) Representing social margins: Distrikt (2004, dir. Áron Gauner) Ghetto No.1 (2007, dir. Ivan Pokorný) The plight of Roma: Cigán (The Gypsy, 2011, dir. Martin Šulík) Smradi (The Brads, 2002, dir. Zdeněk Týc) 5
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