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This volume explores the different mechanisms and forms of expression used by women to come to terms with the past, focusing on the variety and complexity of women's narratives of displacement within the context of Central and Eastern Europe. The first part addresses the quest for personal (post)memory from the perspective of the second and third generations. The touching collaboration established in reconstructing individual and family (post)memories offers invaluable insights into the effects of displacement, coping mechanisms, and resilience. Adopting the idea that the text itself becomes a site of (post)memory, the second part of the volume brings into discussion different sites and develops further this topic in relation to the creative process and visual text. The last part questions the past in relation to trauma and identity displacement in the countries where abusive regimes destroyed social bonds and had a lasting impact on the people lives.
Contents
1. Introduction: Women's Narratives and the Postmemory of Displacement in Central and Eastern Europe - Simona Mitroiu.- 2. The Transmutative Turn: Legacies of Loss and Love at the Source - Hannah Kliger with Bina Miriam Kliger Peltz and Frieda Lorberbaum Kliger.- 3. 'Narrative achieves an amplitude': Research-Creation, Postmemory, and the Aesthetics of Transmission - Sasha Colby.- 4. Entangled Memories of Expulsion and Resettlement in post-1945 Germany and Poland: Dialogue in Two Voices - Linda Warley and Eva C. Karpinski.- 5. Eva Hoffman's Exit into History: Shifting Subject Positions - Alina Sufaru.- 6. Inherited displacement and relational remembering in Once My Mother by Sophia Turkiewicz - Katarzyna Kwapisz Williams.- 7. Non-human Displacements: Narrative Remediations of Autobiography and Postmemory in Herta Müller's Writing - Mihaela Ursa.- 8. Dubravka Ugrešić: Boundaries of (Post)Memory, Self and Nation - Vanja Polić.- 9. Gender-Structured Transmission of Post-Displacement Memory in Contemporary Poland - Małgorzata Głowacka-Grajper.- 10. Postmemory and Women's Displacement in Socialist Albania: Historical Methodologies as Response - Davjola Ndoja and Shannon Woodcock with Eriada Çela and Edlira Majko.- 11. Inheriting and Re-imagining Rights: Assessing References to a Soviet Past amongst Young Women in Neoliberal and Neo-conservative Russia - Vikki Turbine.
