In the article author analyses the emigration and exile of former Yugoslavs and their process of adaptation shown in The Ministry of Pain by Dubravka Ugrešić. Tanja Lucić, the main character in the novel, starts to teach at a university in Amsterdam, where she meets her compatriots, who have run away from war, too. Together they recollect memories and talk about problems with defining their identity, homeland, language and nationality in the context of the division of Yugoslavia. The other important aspect is the topic of their new situation in the foreign country: emotions connected with the exile and attempts at accepting new situation. The war has influenced all of these problems. Ugrešić shows it to the reader from the insider perspecti...
En este artículo reflexionamos, a partir de una diversidad de relatos de hombres y de mujeres, adult...
This paper is based on an anthropological study exploring the effects of forced displacement, genoci...
This study is an analysis of how people from the former Yugoslavia saw their homeland. The aim is to...
The war in the Balkans is a conflict that we rarely learn about in school and that might have someth...
The article considers the perception of World War II in modern Serbian society. Despite the stabilit...
How do we remember the country, the place we have left, to which it is difficult, or often impossibl...
This issue presents American and West European anthropological perspectives on recent events prior t...
The various ethnic and religious groups and individuals who suffered enormously during ethnic confli...
The article addresses how Slovenians in Argentina ritualise memories of the socialist Yugoslavia. Th...
The various ethnic and religious groups and individuals who suffered enormously during ethnic confli...
More than 20 years have passed since the Dayton Peace Agreement of 1995 for Bosnia and Hercegovina, ...
The article reviews the book "History in Exile: Memory and Identity at the Borders of the Balkans," ...
In this article the author analyses the relation between war and national identity in the case of th...
The article deals with the Balkans image in post-Yugoslavian prose. The inhabitants of the peninsula...
The subject of the article is the mass exodus of the Italian speaking or Italian oriented population...
En este artículo reflexionamos, a partir de una diversidad de relatos de hombres y de mujeres, adult...
This paper is based on an anthropological study exploring the effects of forced displacement, genoci...
This study is an analysis of how people from the former Yugoslavia saw their homeland. The aim is to...
The war in the Balkans is a conflict that we rarely learn about in school and that might have someth...
The article considers the perception of World War II in modern Serbian society. Despite the stabilit...
How do we remember the country, the place we have left, to which it is difficult, or often impossibl...
This issue presents American and West European anthropological perspectives on recent events prior t...
The various ethnic and religious groups and individuals who suffered enormously during ethnic confli...
The article addresses how Slovenians in Argentina ritualise memories of the socialist Yugoslavia. Th...
The various ethnic and religious groups and individuals who suffered enormously during ethnic confli...
More than 20 years have passed since the Dayton Peace Agreement of 1995 for Bosnia and Hercegovina, ...
The article reviews the book "History in Exile: Memory and Identity at the Borders of the Balkans," ...
In this article the author analyses the relation between war and national identity in the case of th...
The article deals with the Balkans image in post-Yugoslavian prose. The inhabitants of the peninsula...
The subject of the article is the mass exodus of the Italian speaking or Italian oriented population...
En este artículo reflexionamos, a partir de una diversidad de relatos de hombres y de mujeres, adult...
This paper is based on an anthropological study exploring the effects of forced displacement, genoci...
This study is an analysis of how people from the former Yugoslavia saw their homeland. The aim is to...