Sarajevo Singular Plural

doi:10.5771/9783748912903

Sarajevo Singular Plural

Contributions in Honour of Zdravko Grebo

Reihe: Southeast European Integration Perspectives

Band 14 Erschienen 2023

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doi.org/10.5771/9783748912903
ISBN print: 978-3-8487-7283-4
ISBN online: 978-3-7489-1290-3
Nomos, Baden-Baden Nomos, Baden-Baden

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Abstract

Sarajevo Singular Plural offers a collection of contributions—essays as well as art and photography portfolios—focusing on Sarajevo as a ‘multiplex city’. The book screens how ‘being with’—at one and the same time co-existence, exposure to each other and hybridisation—is translated into the permanent metamorphosis of a city merging its past and its future. Sarajevo’s recent past contains tragedies, suffering and failures of humanity as well as much unrealised hope and potential. The art and photography portfolios attempt in particular to capture this in delicate and refined ways. The book scrutinises Sarajevo’s urban space from a diversity of standpoints, combining approaches inspired by architecture, urbanism, literature, art, anthropology, history, philosophy, the social sciences and politics. Sarajevo Singular Plural views the city as ceaselessly active and perpetually changing; it presupposes a multidimensional and collaborative system composed of highly reactive projects connecting a wide range of ‘drivers for change’. This volume should not be regarded as a closed and completed whole, a form deposited once and for all, or a totality. It amounts rather to an open site, inviting a further combination of the different contributions, which may be conceived as fragments that elicit different readings of the urban space over time. With contributions by Gordana Anđelić-Galić | Ferida Duraković | Jakob Finci | Yvana Enzler | Selma Harrington | Srdja Hrisafović | Jasmina Husanović | Senka Ibrišimbegović | Milomir Kovačević-Strašni | Anida Krečo | Aleksandra Nina Knežević | Emina Kujundžić | Smirna Kulenović | Larisa Kurtović | Jasmina Memić | Nicolas Moll | Asim Mujkić | Jean-Luc Nancy | Edin Numankadić | Wolfgang Petritsch | Haris Piplaš | Christophe Solioz | Igor Štiks | Nenad Stojanović | Sabina Tanović | Nina Ugljen-Ademović | Kenan Vatrenjak | Mejrema Zatrić | Almin Zrno

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Architecture Bosnia-Herzegovina Croatia Democracy Siege Urban Spaces

Kapitel Ausklappen | EinklappenAutorenSeiten
1–10 Titelei/Inhaltsverzeichnis 1–10
11–20 Sarajevo calling Christophe Solioz Christophe Solioz 11–20
21–32 Twelve doors of Sarajevo – Vijećnica Almin Zrno Almin Zrno 21–32
33–44 Eulogy for the Mêlée (For Sarajevo, March 1993) Jean-Luc Nancy Jean-Luc Nancy 33–44
45–68 Being and crime: Bosnia and Sarajevo thirty years after Asim Mujkić Asim Mujkić 45–68
69–88 In praise of Mujo, a timid flâneur Selma Harrington Selma Harrington 69–88
89–92 Silk and velvet Emina Kujundžić Emina Kujundžić 89–92
93–96 The sounds and silences of Sarajevo Ferida Duraković Ferida Duraković 93–96
97–110 “Wake up, Europe”: Sarajevo as a symbol and rallying point of international solidarity during the 1992-1995 war Nicolas Moll Nicolas Moll 97–110
111–122 Sarajevo boxes for the now Edin Numankadić Edin Numankadić 111–122
123–128 Sarajevo downhill Kenan Vatrenjak Kenan Vatrenjak 123–128
129–144 The geography of Sarajevo’s architecture: its hills, valley, houses and its smog Mejrema Zatrić Mejrema Zatrić 129–144
145–154 Waters of Sarajevo: notes on the political lives of infrastructure Larisa Kurtović Larisa Kurtović 145–154
155–176 Sarajevo – neighbours Anida Krečo Anida Krečo 155–176
177–202 Reading Sarajevo City Christophe Solioz Christophe Solioz 177–202
203–224 Le parler des pas perdus / Walking through the Siege Milomir Kovačević-Strašni Milomir Kovačević-Strašni 203–224
225–234 Tito Street Igor Štiks Igor Štiks 225–234
235–246 The war I remember and the war I wish we can some day put behind us Nenad Stojanović Nenad Stojanović 235–246
247–256 Ever after: people, walls and memoryscripts Sabina Tanovic Sabina Tanovic 247–256
257–268 From pain to hope Gordana Anđelić-Galić Gordana Anđelić-Galić 257–268
269–274 Sarajevo as a woman Yvana Enzler Yvana Enzler 269–274
275–282 Kinetic weaves of the city under siege: centauromachy recast Jasmina Husanović Jasmina Husanović 275–282
283–294 Our Family Garden II Smirna Kulenović Smirna Kulenović 283–294
295–306 An imaginary museum quarter: towards cultural and urban renewal Nina Ugljen-Ademović, Senka Ibrišimbegović Nina Ugljen-Ademović, Senka Ibrišimbegović 295–306
307–318 Smart city = smart city lighting. A lighting master plan for the historical centre of Sarajevo Srdja Hrisafović, Jasmina Memić Srdja Hrisafović, Jasmina Memić 307–318
319–324 Reactivating the non-aligned city urban transformations in a contested urban laboratory Haris Piplaš Haris Piplaš 319–324
325–338 Cities and artists Aleksandra Nina Knežević Aleksandra Nina Knežević 325–338
339–346 In memory of Zdravko Grebo: Bosnia’s civic champion Wolfgang Petritsch Wolfgang Petritsch 339–346
347–356 Bibliography 347–356
357–366 About the Contributors 357–366
367–367 Acknowledgements 367–367

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