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“...There are fixed boundaries between
urban and rural today,' says Lidija Bajuk ' as if 'urban' is an equivalent
for good. The life in the city became an illusion, a dream. People in
a village are frustrated, young people want to go to the city. This fascination
lasts for two or three years untill all the advertising and seduction
vanishes and then one is left alone. One has lost a touch with nature,
with the land, and this feeling of loneliness is strengthen ...human being
is not God. One is depended on nature and She will return back what is
done to Her.' The future...Lidija Bajuk sees it in the return to the land
in the reintegrated way. The return to the soil which 'slowers us down'
and brings us back to where we belong...”
(Mirjana Dugandzija,
"Nacional", 5. I. 2000.)
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