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Social policies represent a major question for the transformations at stake in Central and Eastern Europe, since ten years. In a gender perspective, they are doubly important as they contribute to define the profile of citizenship, and thus the statute of individuals within society. The article puts into light a number of changes in comparison with past orientations and underlines that a bit everywhere in Eastern Europe, the present policies mean a degradation of daily life for an important majority of women, in the light of what has happened more specifically in Poland, Hungary and Bulgaria, this paper tries to evaluate the weight of state intervention and the impact of social policies in terms of practices and representations.
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In Hungary, theater productions of the 1980s favored realism, and even “small” realism. Starting in 1990, the theater underwent a decisive change. With the advent of political freedom, the theater is bound to redefine its mission. The reinterpretation of the classics, and the extension of neo-naturalism, call for the constant renewal of the forms and styles of mise-en-scène as it moves closer to postmodern trends. This artistic renewal will result in the implication of a new generation of directors, of creators whose common objective is to reassess the relationship between text and mise-en-scène.