Women and Partisan Art: Aesthetics and Practices of Resistance in Yugoslavia and Carinthia

Elena Messner; Markus Gönitzer; Cristina Beretta; Goran Lazičić

doi:10.14361/9783839403020

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Edition: 1/2025
Copyright year: 2025
ISBN-Print: 978-3-8376-7728-7
ISBN-Online: 978-3-8394-0302-0
Publisher: transcript, Bielefeld
Series: Edition Kulturwissenschaft
Volume: 314
Language: German
Pages: 396
Product type: Edited Book

Frontmatter Full access Pages 1 - 4
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List of Abbreviations No access Pages 9 - 10
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Introduction No access Pages 11 - 22
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Other Freedom No access Pages 25 - 42
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Revolutionary Syncretism No access Pages 43 - 52
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Women at War No access Pages 53 - 64
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Remembering the Partisans in Serbia and the Post-Yugoslav Space No access Pages 65 - 74
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How to Build an Antifascist Museum No access Pages 75 - 90
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Female Jewish-Yugoslav Resistance in the Transnational Culture of Remembrance No access Pages 91 - 102
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Women’s Partisan Press No access Pages 105 - 118
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Postwar Representations of Carinthian/Slovene Women Partisans No access Pages 119 - 130
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Be Like Anka! No access Pages 131 - 138
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How did Artists Picture the Child of Socialism? No access Pages 139 - 148
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Protest and Womenʼs Anthem during the Fascist Occupation of Yugoslavia No access Pages 151 - 160
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On Singing, Salt, and Tears No access Pages 161 - 168
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Singing Partisanship on Screen No access Pages 169 - 180
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Between Combat, Party Judgement and Art No access Pages 181 - 190
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Haunting Antifascist Resistance No access Pages 193 - 202
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Fighter and Pietà No access Pages 203 - 214
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Gender Dynamics in Memorialisation No access Pages 215 - 226
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Aesthetics of Remembering WWII Womenʼs Agency in a Port City No access Pages 227 - 236
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Tradition and Revolution Reframed No access Pages 237 - 244
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Kvir Oficir No access Pages 247 - 258
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Partisan Memory and Yugonostalgia No access Pages 259 - 268
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Mediated Partisan Memory No access Pages 269 - 278
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The Womenʼs Weapons No access Pages 279 - 288
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Female Characters in (Memorial) Literature about the Partisan Resistance in Carinthia No access Pages 291 - 306
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“The angel of history will have flown over me.” No access Pages 307 - 318
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The Quiet Comrade No access Pages 319 - 332
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Becoming a Partisan in the Short Stories by Milka Žicina and Nadežda Ilić Tutunović No access Pages 333 - 348
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How to Fit Partisan Struggle into Literature? No access Pages 349 - 360
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“Wonderfully brave, conscientious, loyal and confident” No access Pages 361 - 370
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Literature–Revolution–Gender No access Pages 371 - 380
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Contributors No access Pages 383 - 396
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