Media and Memoria. Initial meeting of a new international network for South-Eastern studies

Programm

Guided tour to points of cultural interest in Ljubljana
(Matej Klemencic)

Keynote
(Tanja Zimmermann, Konstanz)

• Vladimir Osolnik (Ljubljana): History and remembrance in the early press of the Southern Slavs during the 19th century
• Miranda Jakisa (Berlin): Transnational Yugoslav memory: The myth of the partisans and the construction of common spaces in movies
• Anisa Avdagic (Tuzla): Narrative images of Yugoslav totality and of totalitarism in Bosnian-Hecegovian short stories around the turn of the millennium
• Davor Beganovic (Konstanz): Reflexive and restaurative nostalgies: Two types of approaching catastrophe in contemporary Yugoslav culture
• Reana Senkovic (Zagreb): Their youth is within us: World War II and Yugoslav newspapers for adolescent audiences in the 1970s
• Alma Denic-Grabic (Tuzla): Narratives of trauma and nostalgia in the novels The Museum of unconditional surrender by Dubravka Ugresic and Frost and ashes by Jasna Samic
• Tihomir Brajovic (Belgrad): Goethe’s oak tree in the Western Balkans: Wars, memories, and identities in contemporary Serbian, Croatian and Bosnian-Hecegovinian novels

• Marko Trogrlic (Split): The role of Mihovil Pavlinovic in Croatian national memory
• Nenad Makuljevic (Belgrad): The culture of remembrance and the construction of Serbian national identity during the 19th century
• Bojana Bursac-Džalto (Belgrad): City identity and politics of memory: A case study of Belgrade
• Ivana Živancevic-Sekerus (Novi Sad): The banknote imagery in Serbia

• Marjeta Ciglenecki (Maribor): The construction and the critical reception of partisan war monuments in Slovenia, and the resistance against them: The example of the monuments for the Battle at Mostje and for Jože Lacko
• Branimir Jankovic (Zagreb): Between difference and reflection: Memory and Marxist historiography in Croatia after 1990
• Enver Kazaz (Sarajevo): Ideological meta-narratives and images of the war 1992-95
• Davor Dukic (Zagreb): The film Long Dark Night (A. Vrdoljak) as a Croatian national epos

• Renata Novak Klemencic (Ljubljana): Writing art history from a national point of view: The case of Dalmatia
• Bojana Stojanovic-Pantovic (Novi Sad): Ambiguous images of Germany in the travelogues by Milos Crnjanski
• Aleksandar Jakir (Split): The partisan myth in Yugoslavia and ist successor states
• Vesna Galjer (Zagreb): The role of media for transgressing cultural identities during the recent past
• Miroljub Radojkovic (Belgrad): Historiographical rememberance, media and war in Ex-Yugoslavia
• Snježana Milivojevic (Belgrad): Rearview television: Remembering events from live coverage
• Jurij Murasov (Konstanz): TV and the end of a grammar of politics: Tudman and Izetbegovic

• Ana Milojevic (Belgrad): The press coverage of the fall of the Berlin wall between 1989 and 2009 in Serbia
• Dunja Melcic (Frankfurt am Main): Using and misusing historical sources in media: Case study of a document
• Andrea Lesic-Thomas (Sarajevo): Tropes of memory: Remembering and forgetting in Southeastern Europe

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http://hsozkult.geschichte.hu-berlin.de/termine/id=13667

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