The book contains an introduction to graphology, the history of graphology, basic graphological rules and examples of handwriting analysis.
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The Grammar of the Croatian or Serbian Literary Language (first ed. 1899, third 1963, Matica hrvatska) is a classic normative grammar of the Štokavian (Vukonian) type: sounds, forms, word formation, syntax.
In his work Word Formation in the Croatian Literary Language – A Grammar Draft, Stjepan Babić systematically discusses word formation in standard Croatian and lays the foundation for contemporary morphological analysis.
The study by Maria Renate Mayenowa, long-time head of the Poetics project at the Institute for Literary Studies of the Polish Academy of Sciences, professor of literary theory at the University of Warsaw, has been published twice as a manual.
In the book, Todorov examines the relationship between the production of discourse (rhetoric) and its interpretation (hermeneutics), focusing on verbal symbolism – the phenomenon of indirect meaning that builds on direct, literal meaning.
The famous Serbian linguist and one of the most influential figures in 20th-century Yugoslav linguistics, in this book continues her series of "Linguistic Reflections" – lucid, erudite essays that combine general linguistics, the Serbian language, and cul
A collection of short essays, reflections, and marginalia dedicated to the position of the Chakavian dialect in Croatian literature and culture. The work contains a foreword by the writer and critic Antun Bonifačić.