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clogic-191553	Levy, Michele Frucht	'For We Are Neither One Thing Nor The Other': Passing for Croat in Vedrana Rudan’s Night	2019	12	.pdf	application/pdf	5164	334	68	Initially accepting the prevailing stereotype of Serbs, then gradually distancing herself from her “friends,” Tonka here discloses both her need to pass for Croat and the pain of that closeted Serb self with which she has begun to identify. This paper argues that Tonka, neither Croat nor Serb, mirroring the racialized violence of her constituent ethnicities, dons Fanon’s mask when she opts to pass for Croat, thereby suffering the psychic trauma Fanon diagnosed as the problem of “the colonized.” Let us first consider how the West essentialized and racialized Balkan ethnicities.	cache/clogic-191553.pdf	txt/clogic-191553.txt