Displaced Memoryscapes – Archives of Hungarian Women Authors from Post-Yugoslavia

Abstract The article deals with archives of memoryscapes as remembered landscapes a past society by Hungarian women authors from Yugoslavia. Divided into two separate cycles, it explores how an inhabited geography transgressed the present past, and evolved via belletristic practices 1990s onward. archive is therefore assessed cumulative development text-worlds in prose, poetry, drama women, who either remained disintegrating Yugoslavia or emigrated to Hungary, both which led mostly uprootedness misinterpretation their work. Accordingly, displaced authors, remember that are beyond official memory politics, largely unnoticed marginalised throughout decades. Emerging autobiographic writing literary fiction equally, these not idiosyncratic but regulated systemic representations time, space, society. To display such mnemonic agency, integrates foucauldian notions thirdspace perspective geocriticism within representation, used post-colonial thought. Eventually, this enables exposition female ethnic minority relation other “national” archives, auxiliary male perspective, system thirdspaces representation itself.