Књижевна историја (Literary History)
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Literary History (Književna istorija) was founded in 1968 as a journal of the publishing house “Obod” from Cetinje, and later of the publishing house “Vuk Karadžić” as well. Its founder and first Editor-in-Chief was Aleksandar Petrov, succeeded by Jovan Deretić. During its entire existence, the journal relied on the cooperation of the research projects’ associates at the Institute for Literature and Art. In 1991 Literary History became the official organ of the Institute, and its newly appointed Editor-in-Chief, Dušan Ivanić, continued with the distinct literary-theoretical and literary-historical orientation of the journal. With Miodrag Maticki taking the position of Editor-in-Chief in 2001, Literary History broadened its concept to include interdisciplinary and multidisciplinary scientific studies and articles as well.
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- Body art in extremis – станице за дистрибуцију времена
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- Cognitive Narrative Studies and the Possibilities of Cut-up Prose Analysis
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- Cosmopolitan projects of Dimitrije Mitrinović from the 1930s and the dilemmas of interpretation
- Summary/Abstract: Multiple projects of Dimitrije Mitrinović in the 1920s and 1930s never evolved into real political or social movements, although some of them had the capacity for that. It seems that Mitrinović preferred a social club with some mystical elements and loyal followers to the loosely connected members of a political or social movement. The two streams of his actions, which he had originally developed in the 1920s, continued in the 1930s. The first was aimed at social reform and the second at Christian mysticism which was very much based on Gnosticism. The New Britain journal is an example of the first stream, although it also had elements of the second. His correspondence with Eric Gutkind from this period (1927-1932) reveals once more the mystical Mitrinović. His overall efforts are summarized as the project of a Gnostic Christian social club that, at times, developed into a movement. Some dilemmas of interpretation remain since the New Atlantis Foundation, for many decades, kept his archives and correspondence and insisted on its own version of Mitrinović’s teachings. The first to challenge their views was Predrag Palavestra.
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- Cultiural Diversity and Transnationality in Baltic German Autobiografical Texts
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- Data Novakovicziana retractata
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- Dimitrije Mitrinović in the Quest for Gnosis. From National to Cosmopolitan Identity
- Summary/Abstract: The paper follows the development of Mitrinović’s identity from local Serbian and then Yugoslav, to cosmopolitan. The change to a supranational identity already began during his Rome (1911-1913) and Munich periods (1913-1914) and was completed during the Great War, which he spent in London where he had moved in 1914. During the Great War, his concepts became increasingly focused on universal ideas connected to Christianity. In London, Mitrinović launched a series of initiatives, some of which were religiously based while others were more secular. The recollections of his contemporaries and disciples are contradictory. While early followers of Mitrinović who were with him during the Great War, in the 1920s and in the early 1930s (Graham, Mairet, Davis, Watt, etc.) describe a mystical Mitrinović, his later followers, who gathered in the New Atlantis Foundation, left recollections of a more rational and secular Mitrinović. This is explained by two streams of his thought and his followers. The paper identifies the core of Mitrinović’s teaching as belonging to the Judeo-Christian tradition with the influence of Gnostic Christianity being particularly prominent.
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- Dulcinea Jazz
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- EAM 2016 Cinquième congrès international EAM
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- Feministički esej u srpskoj književnosti i raspad Jugoslavije
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- Fiction as Archaeological Interpretative Tool
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- Formen digitaler Literatur. Ein Überblick
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- Gotovo istovetni drugi
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