Literature

Seljačka buna

The Peasant Revolt is a historical novel by August Šenoa, first published in the magazine Vijenac in 1877. It is one of five novels by August Šenoa and his most important historical novel. The introductory judge was written by Josip Nagy.

Seljačka buna

August Šenoa's historical novel, which was published in Vijenec in 1877, and was published as a book in 1878. The novel is subtitled "Historical Narrative XVI. century" so it can be seen as a historical monograph in the form of a novel.

Seljačka buna

Šeno's historical novel Peasants' Revolt is a faithful reconstruction of the famous uprising of Croatian peasants in 1573 and all the events that preceded it.

Seljačka buna Matije Gupca: Nova povijest 1573.

Selo

Selo Crni Jar

Selo prokletih

A bizarre murder took place in the Berlin ZOO - someone threw a man to wild pigs to tear him apart alive. Policewoman Sanela Beara is the first to arrive at the crime scene: ambitious and determined to solve the case.

Selo Stepančikovo

"The Village of Stepanchikovo" is a humorous novel by Dostoyevsky, first published in 1859. This novel, which differs from the later, darker works of the author, is a satirical critique of social relations and human weaknesses.

Selo Straumen: kronika lotiškog imanja

Semiotika književnosti

The work is theoretically based, but also focused on application in literary analysis, which is why it plays an important role in Croatian literary theory and academic teaching.