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A Study of Hamlet (1917) is a psychological-critical analysis of Shakespeare's masterpiece. Nehajev interprets the character of Hamlet as a modern intellectual – passive, ill-willed, cynical and fatalistic, faced with a corrupt world.
History of Mankind: Cultural and Scientific Development is a collection of books that explores the history of the overall scientific and cultural development of mankind.
"The Flower of Conversation" is the most famous work of the Franciscan friar and writer Filip Grabovac (1697–1749), first printed in Venice in 1747, and published in a critical edition in the "Old Croatian Writers" edition.
Capital. Critique of political economy. Volume Two [Third Edition], with a preface by Friedrich Engels.
A fascinating collection of myths and legends from different cultures around the world, illustrated by Mikhail Fyodorov. Intended for readers aged seven and up, the book takes you on an exciting journey through ancient stories that have shaped the cultura
This book is a biography of the historical figure and icon of the twentieth century, Ernesto Che Guevara - in light of his project of a world revolution, which Koenen, after Bruce Chatwin, will call dream paths.
Second edition! The emergence of radio and television is one of the greatest and most significant discoveries of the 20th century, in which Croatia has participated for a full 80, or 50 years, on an equal footing with other countries.
"Mazzini, the tragedy of an idealist" is a novelized biography of the Swiss writer Adolf Saager, which deals with the life and ideas of Giuseppe Mazzini, an Italian revolutionary, politician and philosopher from the 19th century.
A collection of texts by the founders of the sociology of knowledge analyzes how social conditions, class position, and historical circumstances shape the intellectual life, ideologies, art, and general culture of society.
The work was created within the framework of Vidović's educational movement, which viewed philosophy as a means of moral education, personal improvement, and social transformation.
The Review of Philosophy I from 1931 cannot be viewed separately from the personality of its author, Miljenko Vidović, one of the most extraordinary educational figures of interwar Bosnia and Herzegovina. A philosopher, pedagogue and charismatic speaker, Vidović gathered around him a wide circle of followers and developed what was known to his contemporaries as the “Vidović School” or the “Vido...
The collection is an important contribution to the revitalization of Konstantinović's thought in the post-Yugoslav space, demonstrating that his critique of the rural mind remains relevant for understanding contemporary social and political pathologies.
Birds at the Fountain is a gentle collection of children's poetry by Desanka Maksimović, which conveys warmth, joy, and love of life through images of nature, birds, and simple moments of happiness.
Birds at the Fountain is a collection of poems for children. Desanka Maksimović, one of the most important Serbian poets of the 20th century, addresses young readers here with gentle, picturesque, and warm verses. The title poem, “Birds at the Fountain,” describes a happy moment in nature: a passerby suddenly hears the sound of a mountain fountain and, running toward it, finds birds (tinsels, s...
TRAIN IN THE SNOW is a children's classic by the beloved writer Mate Lovrak, with whom generations of young readers have grown up and matured.
A popular children's novel by Mate Lovrak, first published in 1939. Illustrated by the famous artist Andrija Maurović, the book is one of Lovrak's early bestsellers for children.
The plot follows a boy **Micek**, whose parents work all day, so he spends a lot of time with his grandfather **Dedek** and his tamed rabbit **Mucek**. The story is told in lively, humorous language, full of adventurous elements, children's imagination and everyday incidents. Lovrak masterfully depicts the world of children, the relationship between grandson and grandfather, and the warmth of f...
This is an interesting story about a wandering magic umbrella that saves its current - alone, sad, mournful, dissatisfied, frowning - owners from the rain, but even more so - from dissatisfaction, unhappiness, sadness.
The magic umbrella makes its owners happy, so they dance and jump with happiness and joy. The umbrella reconciles the quarreling friends, the umbrella man and master Joza, unites the boy and the girl, helps the doctor, and saves the stewardess from the London rain. Our umbrella could be found in a wide variety of places: in hospital waiting rooms, under school desks, at the railway station, in ...
The great encyclopedia for children provides an exciting journey into the wonderful world of animals. The book will introduce us to the species that inhabit our planet.
Childhood (1852) is the first book of an autobiographical trilogy (with Adolescence and Youth), where Tolstoy explores the world of childhood through the eyes of a ten-year-old boy, Nikolinka Irtenjev – innocence, joys, sorrows and first traumas.
