By analysing Yugoslav writer Biljana Jovanović’s early novels, the essay follows her possible literary speculations on the capacity of the Yugoslav society to fulfill the promises of the revolution, together with her imagining of an alternative form of sociability, as that which could result in universal, human emancipation. Offering a peculiar portrait of the urban society of the late seventies in Yugoslavia, in her novels Jovanović tests if and how the problem of women’s emancipation is connected to the problems of class. Yet, a failure of class emancipation, an ‘impossibility to revise’ the society is antagonized from the scrupulous and self-confident feminist standpoint
The article outlines the challenges for literatures created in ”small” languages. The only chance fo...
This essay seeks to deepen our understanding of women’s agency in socialist societies. Focusing on s...
The anthology Gender in 20th Century Eastern Europe and the USSR is a collection of fourteen essays ...
By analysing Yugoslav writer Biljana Jovanović’s early novels, the essay follows her possible liter...
This essay considers women’s emancipation in Socialist Yugoslavia as central to the socialist projec...
The topic of the paper is the exploration of the ‘woman’s woman’ identity, as desired and conceptual...
From (Neo-)Avant-garde to Post-Yugoslav Literature This text is a review of Tijana Matijević’s book...
Tijana Matijević lectures on post-Yugoslav literature, culture, and languages at two European univer...
This essay theorizes the concept of women’s minor cinema in socialist Yugoslavia, conceptualized thr...
In her book Restavracija kapitalizma: repatriarhalizacija družbe (Restauration of capitalism: Re-pat...
This paper intends to explain not only the origins of the modern woman in a changing political and s...
Ideologically charged arguments about truth, often linked to fabrications of the past, have been dis...
“For us it was much better, for us personally, for people it was much better during socialism than i...
This collection of essays was conceived gradually and in many phases, between Scotland and differen...
For readers versed in the tradition of North Atlantic feminist theory, the intersection of “socialis...
The article outlines the challenges for literatures created in ”small” languages. The only chance fo...
This essay seeks to deepen our understanding of women’s agency in socialist societies. Focusing on s...
The anthology Gender in 20th Century Eastern Europe and the USSR is a collection of fourteen essays ...
By analysing Yugoslav writer Biljana Jovanović’s early novels, the essay follows her possible liter...
This essay considers women’s emancipation in Socialist Yugoslavia as central to the socialist projec...
The topic of the paper is the exploration of the ‘woman’s woman’ identity, as desired and conceptual...
From (Neo-)Avant-garde to Post-Yugoslav Literature This text is a review of Tijana Matijević’s book...
Tijana Matijević lectures on post-Yugoslav literature, culture, and languages at two European univer...
This essay theorizes the concept of women’s minor cinema in socialist Yugoslavia, conceptualized thr...
In her book Restavracija kapitalizma: repatriarhalizacija družbe (Restauration of capitalism: Re-pat...
This paper intends to explain not only the origins of the modern woman in a changing political and s...
Ideologically charged arguments about truth, often linked to fabrications of the past, have been dis...
“For us it was much better, for us personally, for people it was much better during socialism than i...
This collection of essays was conceived gradually and in many phases, between Scotland and differen...
For readers versed in the tradition of North Atlantic feminist theory, the intersection of “socialis...
The article outlines the challenges for literatures created in ”small” languages. The only chance fo...
This essay seeks to deepen our understanding of women’s agency in socialist societies. Focusing on s...
The anthology Gender in 20th Century Eastern Europe and the USSR is a collection of fourteen essays ...