The violent disintegration of the federation at beginning 1990s transformed Yugoslav sphere into a landscape plagued by its complicated shared history and arduous process transition. Coinciding with Milošević’s tendencies towards Greater Serbia, Belgrade became an intersection anti-war activists, socio-economic difficulties, nationalist propaganda. Produced within microcosmos post-socialist soc...

Abstract There is no doubt that “Berenice” one of Poe’s most disturbing stories; much this disturbance lies upon its “too horrible” subject—Poe’s words—in tune with the aesthetics grotesque were present in certain publications nineteenth century. This component substantially increased “graphicality” characterizes style by attracting attention many visual artists, ranging from some renowned illu...

This study enquires into Carson McCullers' The Ballad of the Sad Café (1951) in terms Disability Studies. McCullers problematizes disabled body as ‘the other/marginalized’ by introducing a disabled/freak character, Cousin Lymon, who is hunchbacked dwarf and an outcast; he mischievous, talkative intriguer. Thus, she opens questions about characterization people employing setting gothic/grotesque...