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Eastern Europeans in Contemporary Literature and Culture
Imagining New Europe
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This important and timely new book assesses modern representations of Eastern Europeans in contemporary literature and culture. With emphasis on the idea of a 'new Europe', Vedrana Velickovic articulately demonstrates the ways in which debates on migration refract broader crises of identity, and amount to a long-term shift in European attitudes between the late 20th and early 21st centuries.
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Table of contents
- Cover
- Front Matter
- Introduction: “Where Are They Flocking From?”
- It’s a Free World: Eastern Europeans in Contemporary Media and Film
- Representing Them: Eastern Europeans in Contemporary British Fiction
- Representing ‘Us’: Eastern Europe Writes Back
- New Alliances?: Eastern Europeans in Contemporary Black British Writing
- Eastern Europe and Race: Cosmopolitanism and the Post-Yugoslav Condition in Dubravka Ugrešić’s Essays
- Goodbye, New Europeans?
- Back Matter