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What About Abba and Meatballs? Sweden Surprises by Including Ikea in the Cultural Canon.
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Sweden is currently facing criticism for its unrepresentative and old-fashioned list of 100 cultural phenomena that are supposed to be considered a national cultural canon. Supporters point out that it is forgetting about national foundations.
Made with citizens, a list of cultural canons has identified a hundred artistic works and social phenomena supposed to define Swedish identity. Faced with certain choices, the government's critics shout at the cultural crusade.
IKEA; ABBA; Ποια είναι τα σουηδικά πολιτιστικά σύμβολα;
Κυβερνητική πρωτοβουλία για τη δημιουργία ενός σουηδικού «πολιτιστικού προτύπου» προκαλεί αντιδράσεις στη σκανδιναβική χώρα, με την τελική λίστα να πυροδοτεί συζητήσεις σχετικά με τις επιλογές αλλά και τις παραλείψεις της The post IKEA; ABBA; Ποια είναι τα σουηδικά πολιτιστικά σύμβολα; appeared first on Protagon.gr.
ABBA is too young for the Swedish canon of culture – that's what the government says at least.The Swedish government has established a canon of cultural assets that stand for Sweden's culture – and ABBA is not there.The list includes artists:inside, works of art and products that have decisively shaped Sweden's culture.This includes the Nobel Prize, children's book hero Pippi Langstrumpf and the furniture company Ikea, but not the internationall…
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