Literary criticism

Lektira na dlanu: repetitorij književnosti za srednje škole, I. svezak

Instead of the brief entries you'll find in lexicons and encyclopedias, Reading in the Palm of Your Hand offers you an exciting journey through great literary eras, and your guides on that journey are renowned experts in Croatian literary scholarship.

Lično i literarno

Šoljan was perhaps the last utopian who believed in literature as a value, as he himself emphasized, and accordingly, he was a truly engaged writer in an artistic and cultural sense, not in a political sense.

Lijepi običaji: Pogovori

A collection of selected afterwords written by the author during her ten-year editorial practice in publishing. The book rounds off this phase of her work, presenting ten essays/afterwords to contemporary Croatian prose works.

Lijevo od istoka, desno od zapada

Matija Bošnjak, a literary comparative scholar and art historian, explores Bosnian and Herzegovinian literary modernity as a space of cultural hybridity – left of the east, right of the west – in his collection of essays Left of the East, Right of the Wes

Lirika i navika: zapisci o poeziji i još koječemu (1968-1970)

Mala noćna čitanja: Hrvatski roman 2011.-2015.

A collection of literary critical reviews and essayistic interpretations of Croatian novels published in the period from 2011 to 2015. It contains about seventy contributions, which are classified into five groups according to genre.

Marin Držić: pjesnik dubrovačke sirotinje

The book by Croatian writer and essayist Živko Jeličić is one of the most influential interpretations of Marin Držić. Jelčić interprets Držić as a writer close to the common people and a critic of the social injustices of the Dubrovnik Renaissance.

Matoš

Miguel Cervantes: roman

Bruno Frank takes the reader on an imaginary journey through the life of Miguel Cervantes, a life filled with extreme highs and lows of 15th century Spain.

Mogućnosti čitanja : izbor iz savremenog slovenačkog eseja