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The article investigates the post-war narratives of some “places of memory” in former Yugoslavia, and especially in Bosnia Herzegovina, focusing on the notion of border, both from a spatial and narrative perspective. All the sites here analysed (the memorial of Jasenovac/Donja Gradina; the memorial of Srebrenica; the city of Mostar and the area of Prijedor) are either located nearby (or crossed by) borders or embody themselves a “cultural border”, being each of them also contested places where conflicting versions of the past clash. Drawing on the methodology of narrative semiotics, the border is then used as a methodological point of view to study how competing memories interact in space.

Semiotiche dei confini e narrative spaziali della memoria in Bosnia Erzegovina: monumenti, musei, città