Nacionalni park Srbija (bez dlake na jeziku)

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Humor and Satire • Serbian literature

Nacionalni park Srbija (bez dlake na jeziku)

Dragoljub Ljubičić Mićko

"Serbia National Park" is a typical "Indexovstina", with the humor we are used to and which we have begun to miss.

It is a "seriously conceived, but frivolously realized study" dedicated to different forms of life in Serbia today, in the manner of scientific shows of the "Survival" type, and with good illustrations by Bob Zivkovic. However, in the book, absurdity after absurdity, in the way Ljubicic does it, they achieve the completely opposite effect from the stage one. The reader is deprived of the raucous, cathartic humor and directed to the internal conflict of resignation and mockery of the image in the mirror.

Editor

Simeon Marinković

Illustrations

Dobrosav Bob Živković

Dimensions

24 x 16.5 cm

Pages

Publisher

Kreativni centar, Beograd, 2000.

Distribution: 5,000 copies

Latin alphabet. Paperback.

Language: Serbian.

ISBN

8-67-781027-7

One copy is available

Condition:Used, excellent condition

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