Abstract
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This article analyses contemporary Serbian writer David Albahari's novel Bait. Building a fragmented, sometimes self-involved fictional autobiography, the narrator constantly incorporates a variety of gender or femininity/masculinity issues, indirectly suggesting that the engendering of national identity and the exile experience could help articulate alternative types of discourses, non-patriarchal and non-ideological, those that would strongly and effectively oppose the grand narratives of History.
How to Cite:
Miljković, M., (2016) “Are Nation and Exile a Woman? - the case of David Albahari’s novel Bait”, Slovo 28(1).