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O fenomenu Titove misli
Milan Dukić’s book *On the Phenomenon of Tito’s Thought* (1976) is a theoretical study. It analyzes the ideological, philosophical, and political influence of Josip Broz Tito on self-managing socialism and the doctrine of non-alignment.
Tito: ilustrovana biografija
Giorgio Perich's richly illustrated biography from 1969 shows the life path of Josip Broz Tito. Through text and photographs, it follows his rise from a war leader to a globally influential statesman.
55 godina Đakovačke gimnazije
An anniversary volume tracing 55 years of Đakovo’s grammar school, its institutional changes, teachers, students, and cultural, academic and sporting achievements.
Najstariji zapisnik općine Osijek–Tvrđa od 1705. do 1746. godine: Uvod u historiju Osijeka XVIII stoljeća
The earliest municipal minutes of Osijek’s Tvrđa, covering 1705–1746, accompanied by Mažuran’s introductory study of the city’s eighteenth-century history.
Teka 1: tekstovi/kritika
Teka’s inaugural issue features ten texts by Danijel Dragojević, poems from Josip Pupačić’s literary estate, and contributions by Zuppa, Solar, Heidegger and others.
Teka 4 — tekstovi/kritika
An issue on style, political language and literature, featuring Kaštelan’s poetry, analyses of Marx and Lenin, and essays on political discourse, commitment and Marcuse.
Teka 6 — tekstovi/kritika
An issue exploring theatre, communication and audiences, with Suvin on the Paris Commune and contributions on theatre history, Genette’s theory and literary criticism.
Teka 2 — tekstovi/kritika
An issue exploring language, literature and ideology, featuring Matvejević, Faye on totalitarian languages, an interview with Sartre, and poetry, drama and literary criticism.
Teka 12 — tekstovi/kritika
An issue exploring metaphor, literary theory and postwar Croatian poetry, with contributions by Kravar, Ricœur, Borges, Zuppa and Šoljan, alongside literary and music criticism.
Teka 9 — tekstovi/kritika
A literary journal exploring free and metrical verse, Mallarmé’s poetics and Eliot’s criticism, alongside poetry, prose and reviews of contemporary literature.