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Twain's Naives on the Road, or The New Pilgrimage is a humorous and sharp travelogue about American travelers in Europe and the Holy Land, with much satire, observation, and mockery of tourist clichés.
The book is one of Ivan Supek's key philosophical works, in which he presents his original epistemological position based on the synthesis of natural sciences and humanism.
The tenth volume of Matoš's works brings together polemics, epigrams, and satires in which the author sharply comments on his contemporaries, society, literature, and politics, confirming his sharp critical style.
The fourteenth volume of the first edition of Matoš's collected works brings theater and concert reviews from the period 1910–1913, confirming Matoš as a top aesthetician and cultural critic.
A collection of essays, portraits of personalities, social problems and landscape impressions with sharp criticism, cultural analyses and Matoš's characteristic polemical and lyrical style.
This excellent professional-popular work presents the physical and technical foundations of astronautics, explains the principles of rocket propulsion and satellite trajectories, and analyzes the historical achievements and future of space exploration.