... an illusion, but still, they are doing it 1), than by the sheer strangeness of the name: all those little vs and zs! The South Atlantic Quarterly qj'.z, Spring 1998. Copyright © 1998 by Duke University Press. 476 Robert Miklitsch Slovenia as X-Yugoslavia. Zizek hails of course from the East, as in Eastern...

... debates about 1968. © 2020 Duke University Press 2020 Ljubljana Slovenia 1968 Yugoslavia References Batović Ante . 2017 . The Croatian Spring: Nationalism, Repression, and Foreign Policy under Tito . London : Tauris . Dolgan Marjan Fridl Jerneja Bahun Manca...

... with Central Europe rather than with the Balkans. (Janez Drnovšek, prime minister of Slovenia, then president from 2002 until 2006, proclaimed, “back to Europe where we always belonged” and “this is a choice between Europe and the Balkans Žižek is more specific: “I’m not even Eurocentric, I’m...

... (1993 [1981]) and Psychoanalytic-Marxism: Ground­ work (1993), he is currently writing a book on Nietzsche, psychoanalysis, and gender. slavoj zizek is Senior Researcher at the Institute for Social Sciences, University of Ljubljana, Slovenia. Among his many works on Lacanian psychoanalysis...

... after 1918. Furthermore, these factories faced the problem of how to operate without coal, in which commodity Austria was lacking. Former sources of supply, the mines of Galicia, Silesia, and Slovenia, were now in the possession of Poland, Czechoslovakia, and Jugoslavia, none of whom was interested...

... of an independent Croat state. Pri­ vately, they hoped for a reunion of Croatia and Slovenia with Austria. They would have liked to see Slovakia included in such a union, but realized that Magyar intransigence was an almost insuperable obstacle to any such partial revival of the old AustroHungarian empire. Since...

... as a concept includes a few scholars from the European semi-periphery (Slavoj i ek of Slovenia, Nicos Poulantzas of Greece), but those small forays usually exhaust the geographical range of theories of ideology. Yet intellectual historians know that national contexts have certainly influenced thinking...

... the constitution of a cooperative republic. He is also the uncle of the writer André Gide. 4 Yugoslavia was a federal state composed of six republics Slovenia, Croatia, Bos- nia-Herzegovina, Serbia, Montenegro, and Macedonia and two autonomous regions, Kosovo and Vojvodina. 5 Marxist councilism drew from...

... they re sad. Someone says / it s because they re Iranian. Meanwhile and this is the point you are in your garden, somewhere in Africa. 23 It is longing that spooks me, just as I, you, Mr. Styles we spook them. 24 Double-Crossing. Arriving one night in a town north of Slovenia, recalls W. E. B. Du...

... remains a work in progress. At present writing it includes Slovenia but not the rest of former Yugoslavia; includes Sweden, Finland, Estonia, Latvia, and Lithuania, but not Norway, Iceland, or Liechtenstein (which, however, unlike Switzerland, belong to the European Economic Area; Switzerland...

... has the image that a veil is floating over the Balkans. The veil is fixed to a pole that is grounded in Slovenia and has two satellite dishes on top, one pointing toward Greece and Rome...