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Damir Arsenijevic - Forgotten Future: The Politics of Poetry in Bosnia and Herzegovina

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Damir Arsenijevic

Forgotten Future: The Politics of Poetry in Bosnia and Herzegovina

Series: Southeast European Integration Perspectives

Volume 4 2010

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Titelei/Inhaltsverzeichnis S. 2-8

Acknowledgments S. 9-10

Introduction S. 11-18

Principle of Collection and Selection of Poetry S. 19-23

Translation and Ideology S. 23-28

Introduction S. 29-30

Cultural Materialism and Ideology S. 30-33

Cultural Materialism and the Real S. 33-34

Cultural Materialism and the Subject S. 34-37

Imagining the “art of the Impossible”: Dissidence and the Political Act in the Conceptualisation of Cultural Practices S. 37-44

“Embracing the Act”: Re-articulating the Conditions of Practice in the Literary Historiographies of Bosnia and Herzegovina since the Late 1980s S. 44-46

Prewar Bosnian Literary Historiographies S. 46-53

Bosnian Literary Historiographies of the War S. 53-60

Postwar Bosnian Literary Historiographies S. 60-67

Conclusions S. 67-70

Contextualising the debates and voices S. 71-82

The poetry of re-ethnicization and the poetry of false universalization in the period of crisis and the collapse of Yugoslav socialism S. 82-93

“These sudden shifts”: the poetry of differences and the crisis and the collapse of Yugoslav socialism S. 93-94

Writing-as-personal-as-political: transformation of identity in the poetry of differences S. 94-98

“I know that I, too, exist at last”: gendered identity in the poetry of differences S. 98-104

Inscribing the mute word: the collapse of the socialist narrative in poetry of differences S. 104-109

Conclusions S. 109-112

Contextualising the debates and voices S. 113-117

“And remove the darkness from their eyes”: poetry of re-ethnicization during the war S. 117-118

Heroes and leaders of the past: beacons for war killings S. 118-120

Words from eternity: re-writing cultural memory as a warning to ethnic identity S. 120-122

The flocking of the Volk: homogenizing into People S. 122-125

On God’s path: the illumination and promise of the second death S. 125-128

“In war, reality is diluted in details”: poetry of false universalization during the war S. 128-133

Constructing the language of the pharmakos: the poetry of differences during the war S. 133-134

When “fidgeting” means life: re-inscribing and re-affirming symptomatic Otherness in the poetry of differences S. 134-139

“Look here, that’s the right way to look History in the face, not like you”: regendering the war in the poetry of differences S. 139-146

Bodies that count: re-politicising corporeal limit experiences in the poetry of differences S. 146-152

Conclusions S. 152-156

Contextualising the debates and voices S. 157-166

The poetry of re-ethnicization and the poetry of false universalization in the postwar period S. 166-175

In no-man’s land: poetry of differences and the postwar period S. 175

“At the gunpoint of the past”: the traumatic past and transition in the poetry of differences S. 175-182

“No-man’s women”: negotiating the traps of transition through the new community in the poetry of differences S. 182

“The woman with the knife”: women and the traps of transition S. 182-186

“A different idea of happiness”: the transition and the new community in poetry of differences S. 186-193

Conclusions S. 193-194

Afterword S. 195-200

Primary sources S. 201-203

Secondary sources S. 203-214

doi.org/10.5771/9783845225647

Damir Arsenijevic - Unbribable Bosnia and Herzegovina

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Damir Arsenijevic

Unbribable Bosnia and Herzegovina

Series: Southeast European Integration Perspectives

Volume 10 2014

doi.org/10.5771/9783845256740

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