Serbian dreambook : national imaginary in the time of Milosevic / / Marko Zivkovic.
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| Superior document: | New anthropologies of Europe |
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| Year of Publication: | 2011 |
| Language: | English |
| Series: | New anthropologies of Europe.
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| Physical Description: | xi, 318 p. :; ill., port. |
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Table of Contents:
- Belgrade
- Serbia's position in European geopolitical imaginings
- Highlanders and lowlanders
- Tender-hearted criminals and the reverse Pygmalion
- Serbian jeremiads : too much character, too little kultur
- Glorious pasts and imagined continuities : the most ancient people
- Narrative cycles : from Kosovo to Jadovno
- "The wish to be a Jew," or, The power of the Jewish trope
- Garbled genres : conspiracy theories, everyday life, and the poetics of opacity
- Mille vs. transition : a super informant in the slushy swamp of Serbian politics
- Conclusion: Chrono-tropes and awakenings
- Filmography.