노스탤지어와 문학 서사: 포스트 유고 문학에 나타난 탈민족주의 담론 (Narrating Nostalgia: Postnationalist Discourses in Post-Yugoslav Literature)

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초록

This paper examines the specificities in theme, content, literary form and style of two types of nostalgic discourses, i.e. restorative nostalgia and reflective nostalgia in contemporary ex-Yugoslav literary prose writings.
In chapter two of this paper was analysed the structure of the nationalist discourses expressed in the works of major contemporary serbian writers(Dobrica Ćosić, Vuk Drašković, Milorad Pavić). And chapter three consists of examinations of postnationalist discourses in young post-Yugoslav slovene, croatian, bosnian writers. As the experimental literary works, those post-Yugoslav writings reveal historical self-consciousness and self-reflectivity through their innovative, heterogeneous forms. This group of writings of new generation represents the alternative possibilities that are opposed to the culture of aggressive masculinity, militant patriotism, national myths in ex-Yugoslav nationalism.
The ex-Yugoslav motifs that make readers reminisce about the socialist past in the works of post-Yugoslav young writers symbolize the zeal for the resurrection of the transnationalist, cosmopolitan Yugoslav experiences.
Also, proposing the ideal close to "Lost Cause", this reflective nostalgia project of post-Yugoslav young writers functions as a kind of an evidence of the present difficult circumstances, in which are situated the civil societies of national republics of disintegrated ex-Yugoslavia.

영어초록

This paper examines the specificities in theme, content, literary form and style of two types of nostalgic discourses, i.e. restorative nostalgia and reflective nostalgia in contemporary ex-Yugoslav literary prose writings.
In chapter two of this paper was analysed the structure of the nationalist discourses expressed in the works of major contemporary serbian writers(Dobrica Ćosić, Vuk Drašković, Milorad Pavić). And chapter three consists of examinations of postnationalist discourses in young post-Yugoslav slovene, croatian, bosnian writers. As the experimental literary works, those post-Yugoslav writings reveal historical self-consciousness and self-reflectivity through their innovative, heterogeneous forms. This group of writings of new generation represents the alternative possibilities that are opposed to the culture of aggressive masculinity, militant patriotism, national myths in ex-Yugoslav nationalism.
The ex-Yugoslav motifs that make readers reminisce about the socialist past in the works of post-Yugoslav young writers symbolize the zeal for the resurrection of the transnationalist, cosmopolitan Yugoslav experiences.
Also, proposing the ideal close to "Lost Cause", this reflective nostalgia project of post-Yugoslav young writers functions as a kind of an evidence of the present difficult circumstances, in which are situated the civil societies of national republics of disintegrated ex-Yugoslavia.

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