Marijeta Bozovic

Bio

Marijeta Bozovic is an Assistant Professor of Slavic Languages and Literatures, affiliated with Film and Media Studies and Women’s, Gender, and Sexuality Studies at Yale University. She is the co-editor of Russian Literature and associate editor of ASAP/Journal; co-curator of the “Poetry after Language colloquy for Stanford University’s ARCADE digital salon; and writes popular reviews of contemporary film and literature for The Los Angeles Review of Books and other venues.

Contributions

A River Unaligned: The Danube in Film and Cold War

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From its contested origins in Germany’s Black Forest to the Black Sea, Europe’s second longest river connects ten countries and its watershed four more. Navigable along the entire route, the Danube river serves as the artery and border of a diverse geographic region, and frustrates attempts to divide Europe from non-Europe even as it facilitates the flow of transnational environmental, economic, and cultural exchange. Diversity along the Danube has long eluded stable political arrangement; nor...

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