Gender and Identity - Content

Theories from and/or on Southeastern Europe TRINTRODUCTION by Svetlana Slapsak, Jelisaveta Blagojevic and Katerina Kolozova I THEORIES FROM SOUTHEASTERN EUROPE JELISAVETA BLAGOJEVIC, Taking Place of Love: Borderlines of Subjectivity LADA CALE FELMAN, The Aura of the Actress RADA IVEKOVIC, The Fiction of Gender Constructing the Fiction of Nation: On How Fictions are Normative, and Norms Produce Exceptions JASNA KOTESKA, Expanding of the Subject TIJANA MILOSAVLJEVIC CAREVIC, Identity and Liberal Culture MIGLENA NICOLCHINA, The Lost Territory: Parables of Exile in Julia Kristeva ZARANA PAPIC, Women in Serbia: Post-Communism, War, and Nationalist Mutations MISKO SUVAKOVIC, Performing Gender Identities II THEORIES FROM/ON SOUTHEASTERN EUROPE SIMONA CUPIC, The Politics of Representation as a Projection of Identity: Female Body in Context of its Oriental Construction in Serbian Art DUBRAVKA DJURIC, The Construction of the Heterosexual and Lesbian Identity in Poetry KATERINA KOLOZOVA, Identities of Irony and Crisis: Of the New Peculiar Processes of Re-balkanization of the Balkan ADRIANA ZAHARIJEVIC, The Question of Life: Human Rights vs. Rights of Man III THEORIES ON SOUTHEASTERN EUROPE MILICA G. ANTIC, KSENIJA H. VIDMAR, The Construction of Woman's Identity in Socialism: The Case of Slovenia DAMIR ARSENIJEVIC, AJLA DEMIRAGIC and JELENA PETROVIC, Women Writing in Red Ink: Women’s Writing and Socio-political Change in Bosnia and Hercegovina, Croatia and Serbia AKSU BORA, Feminism in Turkey: Boundaries and the Possibility of Infringement BILJANA DOJCINOVIC-NESIC, De-centered Pluralism of Methods: Feminist Literary Criticism in Serbia DASA DUHACEK, Gender Perspectives on Political Identities in Yugoslavia ANCA GHEAUS, Conflictual Identities. Reflection on the Moral Experience of Transitional Societies DIMITAR KAMBUROV, The Handicapped Under Part of Europe: (En)Gendering Regional In-betweenes VJOLLCA KRASNIQUI, Gender and The Politics of Peacekeeping in Kosovo NIRMAN MORANJAK BAMBURAC, Is There War in ‘l’écriture de guerre’? MIHAELA MUDURE, Zeugmatic Spaces: East/Central European Feminisms TATJANA ROSIC, The Father/Son Relationship: On Constructing Masculinity in the Contemporary Serbian Novel SVETLANA SLAPSAK, Theorizing Women’s Mobility in the Balkans NOTES ON CONTRIBUTORS