Svi smo odgovorni?

Svi smo odgovorni?

Petar Šegedin

The book contains texts written by the author from 1960 to 1970, which directly illustrate ten years of the spiritual and political environment in which Croatian culture found itself.

As a writer and political activist, Šegedin is interested in the role of culture in reviving the feeling of national belonging and the responsibility of the intellectual of a small nation in preserving the existence and identity of that nation. Šegedin opens up a series of provocative questions about the Croatian language, but also about Croatian-Serbian relations. Like most intellectuals with similar views, he was publicly called out. His Answer to Žanko also speaks of this. An interesting book, especially now that it is read from a distance of thirty years, in different political circumstances.

Editor
Ivan Strižić
Dimensions
21 x 14.5 cm
Pages
304
Publisher
Doneha, Zagreb, 1995.
 
Latin alphabet. Hardcover.
Language: Croatian.

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