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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.
"Liber stellarum" (1987) by sisters Mirjana and Zorica Bobić is a manual for independent calculation and interpretation of horoscopes, which demystifies astrology by offering exact tools instead of just interesting stories.
Carmen is a story set in Spain and follows the tragic love between the gypsy temptress Carmen and the soldier Don José. Colomba is a story set in Corsica and tells a story of brotherhood, revenge and family honor.
Published in 1954, the collection brings together some of Heidegger's most important short texts from his middle and late period. In these texts, Heidegger develops key ideas about technology, art, language, and man's relationship to Being.
Slobodan Žunjić, in his book History of Serbian Philosophy, provides a comprehensive overview of the development of Serbian philosophical thought from the Middle Ages to the end of the 20th century. The work covers the period from the literacy of Serbs in
The Road to Swann is the first part of Proust's cycle of novels In Search of Lost Time. This work is about the narrator's memories of the time he spent as a boy in the town of Combray, in his aunt Léonie's house.
The feud between two families, Montgomery and Chatworth, is so deep that no one believes in a happy ending anymore.
A writer, then? Let's try again. Isabel Bookbinder is a twenty-seven-year-old office assistant at the Saturday Mercury newspaper in London, and her life may not be the most glamorous.
Measuring newspaper columns with a wooden ruler is not exactly the job of her dreams, her boyfriend is a simple bum, her mother is obsessed with monochromatic outfits, and her father always expects something more from her. Luckily, Isabel has a hell of a plan to help her change all that. Because Isabel will soon become a star writer. She's just missing a few little things. Like, for example, th...
In his novels Eugenie Grandet (1833) and The Museum of Antiquities (1837), Balzac explores universal themes of greed, human passions, sacrifice, and moral dilemmas, placing them in different social contexts of 19th-century French society.
This is one of her significant works, reflecting her engagement with social issues and the development of her literary style, which gradually moved away from schematic social prose towards a more modern narrative structure.
The book "Once Upon a Time in History" is actually the closest to a classic memoir, as it deals with the dramatic 1970s, the period of the Croatian Spring.
The author writes about these events after four decades; he is in his mature years, a recognized writer, an academic; one would expect that from the pedestal of a career writer, in his memories of the seventies, he would romantically outline his personal role in historical turmoil. Pavličić, however, consciously chooses an outsider position, minimizing even those facts of his own political enga...
At the age of 13, she experienced her first apparitions, and according to her words, Saint Michael and the holy virgins and martyrs Catherine and Margaret appeared to her, who would announce to her that her task was to liberate France from the English and
The novel is written as an autobiography since for Nezirović, writing is a healing job: it heals, heals wounds and eases the soul, but it is also a way to openly tell society everything that follows him.
An autobiographical novel by Marguerite Duras, told in fragmentary, poetic prose. Set in colonial Indochina in the 1920s, it follows a poor fifteen-year-old French girl who begins a passionate love affair with a wealthy Chinese merchant.
Traveling through Montenegro is a documented, particularly picturesque and interesting literary guide through the space and time of Montenegro.
An Eternity 1987 Book of the Year and winner of a 1987 ECPA Gold Medallion Award!
