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'''eine Auswahl seiner Werke'''
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*“Sin palanke i prvaci pasivnosti”, Arkzin – new series, no. 7, 1998, Zagreb.
 
*“Student, ali beda življenja”, Časopis za kritiko znanosti, no. 200-201, XXVIII, 2000, Ljubljana.
 
*“Nebesa iznad Bosne”, Zarez, no. 68, III, 2001, Zagreb.
 
*“Filling the Unfillable”, Umelec, 2/2001, vol. IV, Prague.
 
*“Šejla Kamerić, ili, ispunjavanje neispunjivog”, Život umjetnosti, no. 64, XXXV, 2001, Zagreb.
 
*“Srbija protiv Srbije”, Prelom, 2/3, year 2, 2002, Belgrade.
 
 
*“Tri naracije u savremenom BH filmu, ili, Things to Do in Bosnia When You’re Dead”, Sineast, no. 113-114, 2002, Sarajevo.
 
*“Tri naracije u savremenom BH filmu, ili, Things to Do in Bosnia When You’re Dead”, Sineast, no. 113-114, 2002, Sarajevo.
*“Die Illusion einer Zukunft: Zur Neuinterpretation des Begriffs ‘Kosmopolitismus’ in der aktuellen bosnischen Kunstszene”, Springerin, 3/2002, vol. VIII, Vienna.
 
*“Sei nicht so ein Ost-Fetischist!: Gegen die Idee einer ‘neuen postsozialistischen Kultur’”, Springerin, 1/2004, vol. X, Vienna.
 
*“Sidran s Lacanom, ili, ‘nesvjesno je strukturirano kao jezik’”, Sarajevske sveske, no. 6-7, 2004, Sarajevo.
 
*“Balkan Revamp(iris)ed: Good-buy, Mr. Harker! Welcome aboard, Mr. bauMax / Zbogom, g. Harker! Dobrodošli na krovu, g. bauMax!”, PlatformaSCCA, občasnik za sodobno umetnost, no. 4, 2005, Ljubljana.
 
 
*“‘Sehen sie diese Gruppe? Das ist Subjekt!’, ili, Krvavac s Lacanom”, Frakcija, magazin za izvedbene umjetnosti, no. 36, summer 2005, Zagreb.
 
*“‘Sehen sie diese Gruppe? Das ist Subjekt!’, ili, Krvavac s Lacanom”, Frakcija, magazin za izvedbene umjetnosti, no. 36, summer 2005, Zagreb.
*“Motiv tri žene u Muzeju bezuvjetne predaje Dubravke Ugrešić”, Reč, no. 74.20, 2006, Beograd.
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*“If I were an Artist: An Instructive Postmodern Bosnian Fairy Tale”, in Contemporary Art and Nationalism: Critical Reader, Minna Henriksson & Sezgin Boynik (eds), MM-publication & Missing Identities project, Prishtina. 2007.
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*“Kinematografija bunkera. O ‘crnim knjigama’ jugo-filma”, in Horror Porno Ennui : Kulturne prakse postsocijalizma, Ines Prica & Tea Škokić (eds), Institut za etnologiju i folkloristiku, Zagreb. 2011.
 
*“Breaking the wave: A commentary on ‘Black wave polemics: rhetoric as aesthetic” by Greg DeCuir, Jr”, Studies in Eastern European Cinema, vol. 2, no. 2, 2011, 161–171.
 
*“Breaking the wave: A commentary on ‘Black wave polemics: rhetoric as aesthetic” by Greg DeCuir, Jr”, Studies in Eastern European Cinema, vol. 2, no. 2, 2011, 161–171.
 
*“Fadil Hadžić u optici totalitarne paradigme,” Hrvatski filmski ljetopis,  no. 65/66, 2011, 47–60.   
 
*“Fadil Hadžić u optici totalitarne paradigme,” Hrvatski filmski ljetopis,  no. 65/66, 2011, 47–60.   
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*“Futur anterieur of Yugoslav Cinema, or, Why Emir Kusturica’s Legacy is Worth Fighting For ”, in Retracing Images: Visual Culture after Yugoslavia, Daniel Šuber & Slobodan Karamanić (eds), Brill, Leiden, Boston, MA. 2012.
 
*“Bosnian cinema in the socialist Yugoslavia and the anti-Yugoslav backlash”, in: Nataša Milas/Cynthia Simmons/Trevor L. Jockims (eds.), KinoKultura, special issue 14: Bosnian cinema, 2012, http://www.kinokultura.com/specials/14/jovanovic.shtml, last access: 20 December 2012.
 
*“Bosnian cinema in the socialist Yugoslavia and the anti-Yugoslav backlash”, in: Nataša Milas/Cynthia Simmons/Trevor L. Jockims (eds.), KinoKultura, special issue 14: Bosnian cinema, 2012, http://www.kinokultura.com/specials/14/jovanovic.shtml, last access: 20 December 2012.
 
*“Instant klasik za oprezno čitanje” [book review of Postjugoslavenski film: Stil i ideologija by Jurica Pavičić], Hrvatski filmski ljetopis, no. 70, 2012, 227–240.  
 
*“Instant klasik za oprezno čitanje” [book review of Postjugoslavenski film: Stil i ideologija by Jurica Pavičić], Hrvatski filmski ljetopis, no. 70, 2012, 227–240.  
 
*“My own private Yugoslavia: František Čap and the socialist celluloid closet”, Studies in Eastern European Cinema, vol. 3, no. 2, 2012, 211–229.
 
*“My own private Yugoslavia: František Čap and the socialist celluloid closet”, Studies in Eastern European Cinema, vol. 3, no. 2, 2012, 211–229.
*“Vrata ostanejo odprta in queerovska paralaksa”, KINO!, no. 21, 2013, 65–87.   
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*“Seksologija, muška homoseksualnost i film u socijalističkoj Jugoslaviji”, in Socijalizam na klupi: Jugoslavensko društvo očima nove postjugoslavenske humanistike, Lada Duraković & Andrea Matošević (eds), Srednja Europa/CKPIS/Sveučilište Jurja Dobrile, Zagreb/Pula. 2013.
 
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*“Kvir paralaksa i jugoslovenski film”, in Medju nama: Neispričane priče gej i lezbijskih života, Jelisaveta Blagojević & Olga Dimitrijević, Heartefact, Belgrade. 2014.  
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*2001. “From a trauma to the Trauma”, in The Real, the Desperate, the Absolute, Marina Gržinić (ed.), Galerija Sodobne Umetnosti Celje, Celje.
 
*2006. “Yet Another Effort, Intellectuals, If You Would Become Amnesiacs! Against Post-Yugoslav Liberal Conformism”, in Leap into the City: Chisinau, Sofia, Pristina, Sarajevo, Warsaw, Zagreb, Ljubljana, Katrin Klingan & Ines Kappert (eds), relations, Berlin / DuMont Literatur und Kunst Verlag, Cologne.
 
*2007. “If I were an Artist: An Instructive Postmodern Bosnian Fairy Tale”, in Contemporary Art and Nationalism: Critical Reader, Minna Henriksson & Sezgin Boynik (eds), MM-publication & Missing Identities project, Prishtina.
 
*2011. “Kinematografija bunkera. O ‘crnim knjigama’ jugo-filma”, in Horror Porno Ennui : Kulturne prakse postsocijalizma, Ines Prica & Tea Škokić (eds), Institut za etnologiju i folkloristiku, Zagreb.
 
*2012. “Futur anterieur of Yugoslav Cinema, or, Why Emir Kusturica’s Legacy is Worth Fighting For ”, in Retracing Images: Visual Culture after Yugoslavia, Daniel Šuber & Slobodan Karamanić (eds), Brill, Leiden, Boston, MA.
 
*2013. “Seksologija, muška homoseksualnost i film u socijalističkoj Jugoslaviji”, in Socijalizam na klupi: Jugoslavensko društvo očima nove postjugoslavenske humanistike, Lada Duraković & Andrea Matošević (eds), Srednja Europa/CKPIS/Sveučilište Jurja Dobrile, Zagreb/Pula.
 
*2014. “Kvir paralaksa i jugoslovenski film”, in Medju nama: Neispričane priče gej i lezbijskih života, Jelisaveta Blagojević & Olga Dimitrijević, Heartefact, Belgrade.
 
  
  
 
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Nebojša Jovanović

Nebojša Jovanović (*1974) ist ein Filmwissenschaftler aus Sarajevo. Er studierte Psychologie an der Philosophischen Fakultät in Sarajevo und Gender Theorie an der Central European University in Budapest. Im Departement Gender Theorie ist Nebojša Jovanović ein Ph.D. Kandidat und schreibt seine Doktorarbeit über Gender und Sexualität im klassischen Jugoslawischen Kino (1947-1962). Jovanović arbeitet in Sarajevo an der Universität im «Center for Interdisciplinary Postgraduate Studies» als Assistenz-Lektor und unterrichtet Psychoanalyse und Filmtheorie. Daneben arbeitet Nebojša Jovanović als freischaffender Autor und Übersetzer.

Jovanović wurde 1974 in Sarajevo geboren und war während der vierjährigen Belagerung ein Bewohner der Stadt. Er arbeitete von 1994 bis 1997 als Journalist und als Editor des Radio ZID Sarajevo. Ab 1996 schrieb Nebojša Jovanović für drei Jahre für das 1991 in Zagreb gegründete politische Magazin Arkzin [1] 1997 bis 1998 arbeitete er im Soros Center for Contemporary Arts (seit 2000: Sarajevo Center for Contemporary Art). 1999 wurde Jovanović ein Mitglied von XXX. Dort organisierte er öffentliche Lesungen von prominenten Theoretiker und Wissenschaftlern (Fethi Benslama, Etienne Balibar, Renata Salecl, Marie Claire Boons Graffe, Richard Rorty, Mark Terkessidis, usw.). Jovanović ist ein Mitglied einer Reihe von regionalen und Europäischen Kultur- und Kunstzeitungen/-zeitschriften. (Studies in Eastern European Cinema (Intellect Books), Umelec (Prague), Springerin (Vienna), Časopis za kritiko znanosti, Agregat, Borec (Ljubljana); Arkzin, Život umjetnosti, Frakcija, Hrvatski filmski ljetopis, Zarez (Zagreb); Reč, Prelom, Republika (Belgrade); Sarajevske sveske, Sineast, portal Media Centar Online (Sarajevo).)

Seit längerem beschäftigt sich Nebojša Jovanović mit dem jugoslawischen Film und deren «Roten Welle» und «Schwarze Welle» und hat diesbezüglich mehrere Werke herausgegeben, Essays geschrieben und Vorträge gegeben. Spezialisiert scheint er sich auf die in Bosnien produzierten Jugoslawischen Filme zu haben.


eine Auswahl seiner Werke


  • “Tri naracije u savremenom BH filmu, ili, Things to Do in Bosnia When You’re Dead”, Sineast, no. 113-114, 2002, Sarajevo.
  • “‘Sehen sie diese Gruppe? Das ist Subjekt!’, ili, Krvavac s Lacanom”, Frakcija, magazin za izvedbene umjetnosti, no. 36, summer 2005, Zagreb.
  • “If I were an Artist: An Instructive Postmodern Bosnian Fairy Tale”, in Contemporary Art and Nationalism: Critical Reader, Minna Henriksson & Sezgin Boynik (eds), MM-publication & Missing Identities project, Prishtina. 2007.
  • “Kinematografija bunkera. O ‘crnim knjigama’ jugo-filma”, in Horror Porno Ennui : Kulturne prakse postsocijalizma, Ines Prica & Tea Škokić (eds), Institut za etnologiju i folkloristiku, Zagreb. 2011.
  • “Breaking the wave: A commentary on ‘Black wave polemics: rhetoric as aesthetic” by Greg DeCuir, Jr”, Studies in Eastern European Cinema, vol. 2, no. 2, 2011, 161–171.
  • “Fadil Hadžić u optici totalitarne paradigme,” Hrvatski filmski ljetopis, no. 65/66, 2011, 47–60.
  • “Futur anterieur of Yugoslav Cinema, or, Why Emir Kusturica’s Legacy is Worth Fighting For ”, in Retracing Images: Visual Culture after Yugoslavia, Daniel Šuber & Slobodan Karamanić (eds), Brill, Leiden, Boston, MA. 2012.
  • “Bosnian cinema in the socialist Yugoslavia and the anti-Yugoslav backlash”, in: Nataša Milas/Cynthia Simmons/Trevor L. Jockims (eds.), KinoKultura, special issue 14: Bosnian cinema, 2012, http://www.kinokultura.com/specials/14/jovanovic.shtml, last access: 20 December 2012.
  • “Instant klasik za oprezno čitanje” [book review of Postjugoslavenski film: Stil i ideologija by Jurica Pavičić], Hrvatski filmski ljetopis, no. 70, 2012, 227–240.
  • “My own private Yugoslavia: František Čap and the socialist celluloid closet”, Studies in Eastern European Cinema, vol. 3, no. 2, 2012, 211–229.
  • “Seksologija, muška homoseksualnost i film u socijalističkoj Jugoslaviji”, in Socijalizam na klupi: Jugoslavensko društvo očima nove postjugoslavenske humanistike, Lada Duraković & Andrea Matošević (eds), Srednja Europa/CKPIS/Sveučilište Jurja Dobrile, Zagreb/Pula. 2013.
  • “Kvir paralaksa i jugoslovenski film”, in Medju nama: Neispričane priče gej i lezbijskih života, Jelisaveta Blagojević & Olga Dimitrijević, Heartefact, Belgrade. 2014.


Anmerkungen

  1. http://monoskop.org/Arkzin