Belgrade Women's Studies Journal

Selected Papers
Anniversary Issue 1992/2002

• Editor's Preface
• Branka Arsić
  How the Mind Feels? - Reading Spinosa
• Ermoza Bahar
  The Motif of the Female in Nietzche's Critic of the Dogmatized Truth
• Ksenija Bilbija
  Technopoetics of Textual Bodies: Writing, Culture and Desire in XX Century Latin American Literature
• Jelisaveta Blagojević
  Logic of the Proper
• Vesna Bogojević
  What Do Prefaces Actually Do? The Function and Transformation of Authorial Prefaces in the Eighteenth Century Novel
• Biljana Dojčinović-Nešić
  On Women and Literature at the Beginning of XX Century
• Daša Duhaček
  Political Subject in Contemporary Feminist Theories
• Vladislava Gordić
  Swallowing Pearls: The Narrative Strategies of Ann Beattie
• Rada Iveković
  Women, Nationalism and War: "Make Love Not War"
• Radomir Konstantinović
  The Critical Meditative Humorist
• Sonja Licht and Slobodan Drakulić
  When the Word for Peacemaker was a Woman: War and Gender in the Former Yugoslavia
• Jasmina Lukić
  Trivial Romance as an Archetypal Genre: The Fiction of Dubravka Ugrešić
• Marija Lukić
  Criminological Study of Sexual Abuse
• Zorica Mršević
  Registered Partnership as a Necessary Civil Option and Part of the Feminist Agenda
• Žarana Papić
  The Opposition Between Nature and Culture as the "Natural" Definition and Interpretation of Sexual Difference - Levi-Strauss' Projection of the Origins of Culture as a Social Contract Between Men
• Renata Salecal
  Why is a Woman a Symptom of Rights?
• Svenka Savić
  The Road to Mileva Marić-Einstein: Private Letters
• Elizabeta Šeleva
  Langhueur d'Amour or, on the Typological Connection Between Don Juanism and Nihilism