Protest

"Protest" is a very broad term. It is first and foremost an umbrella term for the repertoire of direct actions collectives can employ to publicly voice their dissent. In their long and many-faceted history, protests and protest movements have developed a considerable range of strategies, symbols, narratives, aesthetics, and operational modes, some of which have persisted, while others have changed and developed over time. Therefore, this collection of articles sets out to investigate the complexity and essence of the concept of "protest" within various frameworks by asking, for example, what a "protest" is, what forms it takes, where and when a protest is carried out, for which political, social, cultural, or economic reasons, and by whom. Ultimately, the collection seeks to explore how the potential of protest to productively intervene in different contexts, or to promote the unfolding of social schisms and thereby the furthering of societal debates, can be approached from numerous academic disciplines within the humanities. Looking at protest's forms, keeping track of its dynamics and interrogating its functions, the variety of case studies which the volume presents intellectually challenges and substantially contributes to an academic field which has gained much scholarly attention in recent years. From the fringes to the centre, from the few to the many, from subculture to mainstream, from minorities to the majority, offers a glimpse into this field in our very own 'Age of Protest' and will be of interest to researchers, students and the interested public alike. MANDY BECK, CECILE SANDTEN AND DANIEL ZIESCHE Introduction: Protest: Forms, Dynamics, Functions ................... 1 SEBASTIAN BERG Party - Protest - Activism: Lessons from and ................... 13 SILKE HÜNECKE The Catalan Movement - Between the Aesthetic Mass Performance and Collective Civil Disobedience ................... 27 TRACY RAMMLER Commemoration as Protest? A Comparison of the 50th Anniversary Commemoration of the 1967 Riots in Detroit and Newark ................... 41 CAROLIN ISABEL STEINER It's a Man's Resistance: Female Identities in Punk ................... 59 DANIEL ZIESCHE From Kick-Off Times to Globalisation Critique: ................... 75 DANA EBERMANN Exploring Protest on German Twitter Accounts: From Hate to Counter Speech ................... 95 BJÖRN JUNGE 2020 United States Presidential Election Results: Trump's Frames of Protest ................... 119 MARCUS NOLDEN AND MIRIAM SCHREITER Corona Protest and Algorithmic ................... 135 EIKE KRONSHAGE The Garden of Iden: Bourgeoise Ideology and Rebellion in Shakespeare's ................... 163 CECILE SANDTEN "... those with nothing to lose" - Reading the 2011 England Riots as a Form of Protest: David Fermer's Young Adult Novel (2013) ................... 177 GIGI ADAIR "Gathering like a sea": Representing the Experience of Collective Protest in Literary Fiction from Charles Dickens to Ali Smith ................... 191 MANDY BECK Writing Against Populism and Post-Truth: Brexit and Literary Protest ................... 207 ?BRAHIM YEREBAKAN Sarah Kane's Blasted: Confronting Barbarism in the Bosnian War and Beyond ................... 221 Notes on Contributors ................... 237