Maleska, Kalina
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Maleska, Kalina
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Maleska, Kalina
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Item type:Publication, Неблудната ќерка не се враќа: надминување на стравот од влијание (The Non-Prodigal Daughter Does Not Return: Overcoming the Anxiety of Influence)(Коалиција МАРГИНИ Скопје, 2026-04-25); Димитров, Славчо и Величковска, МањаНачинот на кој се третираат родот и сексуалноста во македонската книжевност во последниве десетина години покажува поголема свест кон феминистичките прашања. Имено, постои и дескриптивен (или немаркиран) однос кон родовите улоги, но многу почесто од претходно постои поизразена субверзија на структурите што традиционално определувале родови норми и улоги. Исто така, импликациите од феминистичките проучувања и феминистичкиот пристап во книжевните дела се важни не само за женското книжевно писмо и не само за книжевниот дискурс, туку и многу пошироко: дека тие разобличуваат и други тврдења на патријархатот и општо на авторитарните идеологии, и дополнително градат поинаква етика, заснована врз прифаќање на другоста, во родова, но оттаму и во секоја друга смисла, што е видливо кај писателите, без оглед на нивниот род. - Some of the metrics are blocked by yourconsent settings
Item type:Publication, AMBIGUOUS POSITION TOWARDS THE SOCIALIST PAST IN FILIPOVSKA’S NOVEL IDOL ON THE WALL(University Ss. Cyril and Methodius in Skopje, 2026-06-29)The form of socialism introduced in Yugoslavia after the Second World War under Josip Broz Tito is still being discussed from many contrasting viewpoints in the territory of former Yugoslavia. In the context of such discussions, Elena Filipovska published the novel Идол на ѕидот (Idol on the Wall, 2020). The story is set in modern-day Skopje, but in an alternative history in which Yugoslavia did not disintegrate. Instead, a third marshal leads the country, continuing and transforming the socialist rule into an increasingly dehumanized variant. This article explores how the novel constructs a dystopia, which both resembles life in the past, specifically in the 1970s and 1980s, and is based on familiar tropes in dystopian fiction: removal of children from their parents’ care to be raised by the state, fear of being followed by the government intelligence service, and nationalization of private property. The novel has mainly been discussed as criticism of the socialist system. I argue, however, that the ideas expressed through the narrative are much more ambiguous, and that rather than being critical, the novel assumes a more complex position toward socialist legacy. - Some of the metrics are blocked by yourconsent settings
Item type:Publication, Literary Attempts to Evade Control over Discourse: Macedonian-English Comparative View(University College London, School of Slavonic and Eastern European Studies, 2012) - Some of the metrics are blocked by yourconsent settings
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Item type:Publication, Time Distortion in Bierce's "One of the Missing" and Uroshevic's "Ракописот од Китаб-Ан" ("The Manuscript from Kitab-An")(Purdue University (bepress), 2015-12-01)In her article "Time Distortion in Bierce's 'One of the Missing' and Uroshevic's 'Ракописот од Китаб-Ан' ('The Manuscript from Kitab-An')" Kalina Maleska examines the relationship between literature and astronomy in the context of time. The two stories share several common elements: they explore the possible manipulations of time in unexpected and extraordinary ways and come close to certain scientific explorations of time. For "One of the Missing," Albert Einstein's theory of relativity provides an interesting foundation for understanding Bierce's treatment of time. For The Manuscript of Kitab-An, the speculations of time travel starting from the Einstein-Rosen concept of the black hole as a bridge to a parallel universe proves useful in interpreting the treatment of time in this story. Although the concept of time has often been the subject of critical analysis in twentieth-century literature in general, there has been only scarce research on the relation between scientific discussions of time and its literary representations. - Some of the metrics are blocked by yourconsent settings
Item type:Publication, The Fear of the Hybrid: Nationalist Ideologies and the Posthuman in Contemporary Dystopian Films(University of Nis, 2025)