Идентитет и осећања српских исељеника крајем 20. века (по књигама Милете Продановића и Давида Албахарија)

Abstract

In the 1990s, due to wars, misery and disapproval of the violent government, part of the educated population of Serbia left the country. The author sheds light on the names of emigrants, dilemmas about leaving, feelings of arrival in the chosen country and discusses issues of identity in selected novels by Mileta Prodanović Garden in Venice (Vrt u Veneciji, 2007), This Could Be Your Lucky Day (Ovo bi mogao biti vaš srećan dan, 2000), David Albahari’s novel The Snowman (Snežni čovek, 1995), and the essays Diaspora and other things (Dijaspora i druge stvari, 2008).