Psihološki roman

Djeca ljeta

Pisano ima svoje značenje, ima mnogo senzibiliteta, pesnička dispozicija se oseća i svakoj rečenici pisca. Deca leta se ne čitaju, čitalac se šeta kroz roman kao kroz prekrasnu aleju od čempresa.

Djeca Patrasa

Zoran Ferić's storytelling in "Children of Patras" is a feast of linguistic and associative inventiveness, constantly sliding along the border between the real and the possible, the true and the made-up.

Djela

Marin Držić

Djela #11: Gradić Okurov / Život Matveja Kožemjakina

Die Erzählung „Gradić Okurov“ ist ein Kurzroman von Gorki aus dem Jahr 1909. Das Werk schildert das Leben der kleinen Provinzstadt Okurova und ihrer Bewohner und konzentriert sich dabei auf die Monotonie, Stagnation und moralische Dekadenz der Gesellschaf

Djela #16: Djetinjstvo

Der erste Teil von Gorkis autobiografischer Trilogie, erschienen 1913, schildert die schwierige Erziehung des Autors unter dem zaristischen Regime. Das Buch folgt Alexei Peshkov (richtiger Name Maxim Gorki) von seiner frühen Kindheit bis zu seinen Teenage

Djela #17: U svijetu

„In der Welt“ ist der zweite Teil der 1916 erschienenen autobiografischen Trilogie Maxim Gorkis. Die Trilogie umfasst die Werke „Kindheit“, „In der Welt“ und „Meine Universitäten“ und gibt einen Einblick in die prägenden Jahre des Autors.

Djela #18: Moji univerziteti

In addition to the autobiographical work "My Universities", this volume also contains the autobiographical stories The Watchman, Korolenko's Age, On the Harmfulness of Philosophy and On First Love.

Djela #9: Ispovest / Život suvišna čoveka

Djela Augusta Šenoe - Kanarinčeva ljubovca

August Šenoa

"Kanarinčeva ljubovca" (1880) is a story by Šeno that is often cited as his most successful, that is, as one of the most mature of his realist works in general.

Djela Augusta Šenoe - Kletva 1 dio

August Šenoa

August Šenoa began publishing this extensive historical novel of his in 1880 in Narodne novine. Death prevented Šena from completing this work. Based on his writings, the novel was continued and completed by Josip Eugen Tomić.