Europe and the Balkans

Auteurs

• Tanja Zimmermann

Paramètres

• Manuels
• Manuels universitaires

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This collection explores the complex relationship between the Balkans and Europe through various lenses, including identity, culture, and historical narratives. Contributions examine contemporary debates in Croatia regarding European integration and the concept of "Europeaness." The essays delve into the portrayal of the Balkans in literature and media, highlighting the evolution of perceptions from indigenous Morlachs to modern representations in film. The discourse surrounding Balkan identity in the context of European integration is also analyzed, alongside the political narratives shaping Serbian identity and the visual representation of national symbols like the new Serbian passport. The anthology addresses historical and contemporary conflicts, reflecting on the impact of war on cultural memory and reconciliation efforts in post-Yugoslav societies. Women's experiences and representations in the Balkans are examined, focusing on literary responses to war and the portrayal of female beauty within the region's cultural context. Additionally, the influence of Yugoslav and post-Yugoslav art, music, and popular culture is discussed, revealing how these elements contribute to a shared Euro-Balkan identity. Overall, the collection offers a multifaceted perspective on the intricate ties between the Balkans and Europe, emphasizing the ongoing dialogue about identity, trauma, and cultural representation.

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• Année de publication: 2015
• Reliure: (souple)