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McDonaldizacija društva
The book has become a classic because it accurately describes the world of Amazon, Uber, Netflix, and TikTok thirty years in advance. Ritzer does not curse fast food, but warns that if the whole of society turns into McDonald’s, we will remain full but hu
O kraljevstvu Dalmacije i Hrvatske
The life work of Ivan Lučić and the debut of Croatian historiography (first printed in 1666 in Amsterdam). The work appears for the first time in the form the author intended, with the author's corrections and additions as well as critical treatment of in
Smrt na Kosovu Polju : istorija kosovskog mita
In this major study, anthropologist Ivan Čolović dismantles the Kosovo myth not as a historical truth, but as a political construct that has changed over the centuries according to the needs of the government and the nation.
Miroslavljevo jevanđelje – apokrifna verzija
A hilarious comic for which the script was written by Bora Ćosić, and drawn by four comic book authors from Croatia and Serbia - Igor Hofbauer, Damir Steinfl, Boris Stanić and Wostok, while the editor is Saša Rakezić (Aleksandar Zograf), together with Oli
Ognjevi
"Fires" (1965) by Dušan Đurović is a novel with a strong war and psychological charge, set during the Second World War in the territory of Montenegro.
Zdravo društvo
Erich Fromm explores what makes a society psychologically healthy and what makes it sick. The book represents the crowning achievement of Fromm's social and political philosophy, in which he favors a so-called humane, democratic socialism.
Tko je bio Edgar Allan?
“Who Was Edgar Allan?” by Peter Rosei is a psychological thriller that follows a young, talented, but mentally unstable actor who increasingly identifies with the characters of Edgar Allan Poe.
Sveti psovač
“The Holy Curser” is a collection of short stories depicting people from the margins – peasants, the poor, outcasts and peculiar individuals – placed in rural, often harsh living circumstances.
Moje zatvorske ćelije
"My Prison Cells" by Joško Kragelj is an autobiographical book in which the author describes the years he spent in Yugoslav prisons for political reasons.
Ruke
The main characters of this story, which the entire collection is named after, are the Left and Right Hands. They are placed on the back of the Man, the Left is in the Right, from which it differs in character, which is why there is a discussion.