Titlebook: Women’s Narratives and the Postmemory of Displacement in Central and Eastern Europe; Simona Mitroiu Book 2018 The Editor(s) (if applicable

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Dubravka Ugre?i?: Boundaries of (Post)Memory, Self, and Nationnerational bond. The latter reveals Ugre?i?’s focal point for negotiating her personal identity related to her obsolete Yugoslav national identity and her sense of homelessness. The chapter concludes with the analysis of Ugre?i?’s replacement of national with class identity.

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Inherited Displacement and Relational Remembering in , by Sophia Turkiewiczatives, it thus offers a particularly valuable gender-specific perspective on memory. The concept of postmemory provides a theoretical framework for the analysis, but it is expanded to take account of troubled intergenerational relations as well as an endangered memory of Soviet crimes.

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Non-human Displacements: Narrative Remediations of Autobiography and Postmemory in Herta Müller’s Wr animality. Focusing on the individual-collective interplay and on the human–non-human ambivalence, and dwelling on theoretical input from memory and postmemory studies, Ursa contends that the writer uses identity displacement to mediate and remediate different places of memory, where the non-human takes part in being human.

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Simona Mitroiuequently not just localized events restricted to the particular road location and often have far reaching effects in other areas. While some effects are immediate others evolve over a period of time and involve an interconnected chain of events. Consequently these effects can be categorized as direc

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