Studi e Saggi
Published 2014-05-28
Keywords
- contemporary poetry,
- Croatian literature,
- neo-liberalism,
- transition
Abstract
In this article I analyze Marko Pogačar’s (Split 1984) literary activity, focusing on trauma-connected themes. The main trauma emerging from Pogačar’s work is war experience of both WWII and the dissolution of former Yugoslavia in the Nineties. On a second level, the field of trauma embraces contemporary Croatian and global economy: social inequality, corporative politics of multinationals, excesses of neo-liberalism. Pogačar particularly detects inconsistencies of the cultural and political transition from socialism to capitalism in Croatia and in the whole Balkan region.
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