ГОЛИ ОТОК И РЕЗОЛУЦИЈА ИНФОРМБИРОА (ИБ) У СРПСКОЈ КЊИЖЕВНОСТИ КОЈУ ПИШУ ЖЕНЕ (ЖЕНИ ЛЕБЛ, ВЕРА ЦЕНИЋ, МИЛКА ЖИЦИНА)
GOLI OTOK AND THE RESOLUTION OF INFORMBUREAU (IB) IN THE SERBIAN WOMEN’S LITERATURE (ŽENI LEBL, VERA CENIĆ, MILKA ŽICINA)

Summary/Abstract: The paper discusses three books published so far (Violet White - Ženi Lebl; Kanjec filjma - Vera Cenić and All, all, all - Milka Žicina) about the suffering of women on Goli otok after the Resolution of IB in 1948 in Yugoslavia. They are of different genres (memoirs, an autobiographical novel, a (post)modern novel) and they surfaced with the fall of ideological censorship in Yugoslavia and Serbia in the 1980’s and 1990’s. Apart from evidence which serves as a kind of a testament to the coming generations, these pieces show considerable artistic value and unusual literary procedures of congruent symbolization that occur independently from each other. They essentially show a fearsome setting of the experience, as well as integrity and preserved human belief in the existence of humanity and beauty in the world.

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