Literature

Pa makar nam život uzeli

Per Hansson's documentary novel "Even if They Take Our Lives" is a moving and poignant saga about the heroic struggle of the Morset family against the Nazi occupiers in Norway during World War II.

Pan

Miroslav Krleža

"Pan" by Miroslav Krleža is the author's first book, a mythical-pantheistic poem published in 1917. Through a lush rhythm and sensual images, it conveys an ecstatic experience of nature and life. Fifth edition, first post-war.

Pančatantra

The Panchatantra was conceived as a kind of manual for rulers, in which popular wisdom is combined with philosophy, psychology and politics, and all of this is presented in a simple and elegant style of superior literature.

Pančatantra: u najstarijoj sačuvanoj recenziji Tantrakhjajika

The Panchatantra is an ancient Indian collection of instructive tales and fables concerning wisdom, friendship, politics, and human nature. The oldest surviving recension, the Tantrakhyayika, presents five interconnected sections of life lessons.

Pandemonij

"Pandemonium" is the suspenseful sequel to Lauren Oliver's dystopian series. Lena flees to the Wilds, where she joins the resistance and fights for survival in a world that has declared love a disease.

Pandorina kutija

Panika ’89

Panoptikum

A powerful debut novel about fifteen-year-old Anais in a closed juvenile detention center. A poignant story of trauma, resistance, surveillance, and the search for identity in a system that destroys.

Paradies auf dem Vulkan

Ellen Bromfield Geld's layered novel set in Brazil. Love for the land, daydreaming, social change, and the struggle to preserve identity intertwine through the fates of Lia and her husband Josh.

Paradox of Cruelty

An exploration of the infliction of pain, and its problem for human life, using examples from art and literature. Why do most people oppose cruelty in the abstract yet there are so many examples of cruelty in fact?