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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- Врљај лесковку узни дреновку
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- Вуков речник и српска култура
- Summary/Abstract: Zoja Karanović. Vuk’s Dictionary and the Serbian Culture: A Book on Forgotten Worlds, Belgrade: Vukova zadužbina – Požega: Svitak, 2019
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- Вуково детињство у причама и споменима
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- Генеалогија свакодневице
- Summary/Abstract: The article attempts to detect and describe the change of the paradigm in contemporary Slovene poetry. If most of the Slovene poetry after the Second World War, or to be more precise, from the late 1950s onwards, was written in the modernist key, with the “serious” existential themes and often dark and hermetic speech as prominent features, we may assume that in the 1980s this kind of poetry was slowly beginning to disintegrate. Although in this decade the so-called neo-avant-garde (or ultramodernist) poetry, which surfaced in the 1960s, became almost obsolete, the poetry of Tomaž Šalamun, the leading voice of the Slovene neo-avant-garde poetry, functioned as some sort of the major catalyst for the new poetry. If we may borrow the distinction between the “cooked” and “raw poetry”, first used by Robert Lowell with regard to the new American poetry of the 1950s and 1960s, we can detect such new poetological tendencies that focus on the mundane themes of the everyday urban life, often written in a spontaneous and sometimes colloquial language, free of formal and metaphysical maneuvers of the so-called “academic”, “cooked”, or “moderate” modernism. To illuminate this poetological transition, the article focuses on the year 1991, which coincides with the disintegration of Yugoslavia and the formation of Slovenia as a new national state. In this year, many of the new young poets started their poetical careers. The brief analysis of the poetical debuts of the poets such as Brane Senegačnik, Vid Snoj, Miklavž Komelj, Jurij Hudolin, Peter Semolič, and Uroš Zupan attempts to demonstrate that most of the poets are still indebted to the modernist paradigm (with Dane Zajc and Niko Grafenauer as its main representatives), but nonetheless, in some cases, the traces of the new, “cooked” urban and narrative poetry can be observed on the margins of these debuts. These elements, however, are the most prominent in the book Sutre, written by Uroš Zupan, who also happens to be most influenced by the poetry of Tomaž Šalmun on the one hand and the American poetry of the beat generation and New York School on the other. These influences were of the utmost importance in the first stage of the new poetic paradigm that at the beginning of the 1990s strove to overcome the modernist literary tradition. The poetry of Uroš Zupan thus paved the way for the new mainstream of the contemporary Slovene poetry that appeared in the new millennium.
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- Говор као одсуство разговора
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- Град на граници и границе града
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- Границе, рукописи и нестајање књижевних јунака у Остеровим романима
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- Грађанска култура, нарација, филм, модернизам, жеља
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- ДАДАИЗАМ И АВАНГАРДИЗАМ
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- Да ли је постојала југословенска књижевност?
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- Давид и Голијат на српски начин
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- Дадаизам или Авангарда српске авангарде
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