Tatjana Bijelić | Professor of Anglo-American Literature
Education: B.A. 1997 Priština
M.A. 2001 Oxford (UK), Ph.D. 2007 Banja Luka
Phone: + 387 51 34 01 33
tatjana.bijelic@flf.unibl.org
Office hours: Tuesday 11.30-12.30
Office No. 7
Interests: Modern and contemporary American, British, and Canadian literature, women’s literature, transnational and post-Yugoslav literature, creative writing.
Selected works:
Matrilinijske relacije u prozi Margaret Atvud (2012), “Transnational Othering of (M)Other: Disrupted Motherlines in Post-Yugoslav Prose by Women” (2014), “Maskiranje kao Transformatrica: nadilaženje binarnosti u poeziji Patience Agbabi” (2015), “There was no background music”: Home and Adjustment in Nadja Tesich’s To Die in Chicago” (2015), “Sisters and Solid Foundations: Reinventing Alternative Spaces in Courtney Angela Brkic’s The First Rule of Swimming” (2016), “’It’s a Shame to be without an Attitude.’ A View on Cutting-edge Poetry from Bosnia” (2012), “Reclaiming Lost Stars: Contemporary Female Voices from Bosnia” (2012), “Authenticity and Otherness in Contemporary Poetry” (2011).
Class list:
- American Literature to 1900
- Modern American Literature
- Contemporary American Literature
- Contemporary English Literature
- Creative Writing
- Contemporary British Poetry and Poetics