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The anthology presents a comprehensive overview of the development of Croatian prose literature in Bosnia and Herzegovina, from early Baroque texts to contemporary authors, emphasizing the continuity, thematic diversity, and cultural identity of the liter
The Histrions finally got a monograph. On the occasion of their fortieth birthday and thirty years of the Histrionic Summer, 2016.
The third volume of Mirko Bogović's Poetic Works brings the historical drama Frankopan (in five acts) and a selection of his best poems. A classic of Croatian Romanticism and the Illyrian movement with patriotic and political themes.
Anatoly A. Klyosov's book The Origin of the Slavs - A Look at DNA Genealogy uses DNA genealogy methods to reconstruct the origins of the Slavs, Serbs, and Russians, challenging traditional theories of migration in the 6th century.
Andrija Mutnjaković’s book *The Tertiary City* is a visionary architectural study that proposes innovative models of human-centric spatial and urban development.
This Collection is intended for school drama groups to prepare plays, theaters that prepare plays for children, and it will also help to familiarize students with our and foreign dramatic literature.
Each text in this book is a rounded whole and was created for some reason, but they all overlap and break exclusively theatrical frameworks, speaking comparatively and interdisciplinary.
A biographical and historical narrative of King Petar Krešimir IV: from the strengthening of the Croatian state and Church to political tensions and sea battles. It reads like a living lesson of the Middle Ages. First edition.
*Petar Krešimir* (1932) presents a dynamic prose portrait of one of the key Croatian rulers of the 11th century. The author combines reliable historical data and narrative nerve: instead of a dry series of dates, we get a scene – a court council, messengers from the Adriatic, a dispute over church discipline, tension on the borders.
Petar Krešimir IV. emerges as a ruler who builds authority ...
Danko Oblak brings us a panorama of pre-war and wartime events in Zagreb, projected through the sensitive psyche of a six-year-old who experiences a childhood disrupted first by social misery and then by the dangers of war.
A social novel with a thesis, which follows a young intelligent woman who fights for education, independence and equality in the conservative society of the 1920s, advocating for women's emancipation and financial independence.
The book represents one of the first comprehensive domestic works dedicated to horticulture and the cultivation of ornamental plants, written at a time when a systematic approach to the arrangement of gardens, parks and homesteads in Croatia was just bein
Social Issue (1926) is a shorter study of the Catholic approach to social problems. It emerged from lectures by the Croatian Catholic Movement and deals with the labor question, inequality, and Christian solutions in contrast to socialism and liberalism.
Zweig's Balzac, le roman de sa vie, published posthumously in 1946, provides a profound and passionate account of the life of Honoré de Balzac, one of Europe's greatest writers. Printed softcover, partially uncut Limited edition, numbered.
The book, which Zweig spent ten years working on, depicts Balzac as a mythical figure, a creator who competes with God, but also as a man burdened by debt, obsessions, and tireless work. Zweig records Balzac's youth, unsuccessful business ventures (such as failed investments in publishing), his struggle with creditors, and his passion for writing The Human Comedy.
Balzac's life is depicted ...
Chagall Marc, French painter and graphic artist of Belarusian origin.
National Geographic Croatia is a premium magazine featuring fascinating stories about nature, science, culture, and travel, enriched by distinctive, flawless photography.
The eighth volume of Matoš's Works, edited by Julije Benešić, is a collection of feuilletons, travelogues and impressions of Zagreb, its surroundings and Croatian regions, full of lyrical landscapes, social criticism and polemical observations.
This carefully researched study of how the ideology of homosexuality is being actively promoted throughout Britain shows that parents, politicians and the genral public have cause to be concerned.
The Doom of the World is the first part of Flammarion's vision of the distant future. Through scientific assumptions and philosophical reflections, he depicts the gradual weakening of the Earth and the first signs of the end of human civilization.
Sixteen-year-old Ottilie von Faber inherits the A. W. Faber pencil factory in 1893. Obedient to her grandfather's will, she marries without love, and after five births and twenty years, she leaves the marriage for a secret love - at a high price.
The book's starting point is that the Serbs were not only caught up in the Enlightenment later than its European foray in the 18th century, but they resisted it even when it caught up with them. In the Balkans, history followed different paths, had differ
