OSKAR VAJLD U BOSANSKOJ, HRVATSKOJ I SRPSKOJ KNJIŽEVNOJ KRITICI I PERIODICI (OD PRVIH SPOMENA DO 1941. GOD.)
OSCAR WILD IN BOSNIAN, CROATIAN AND SERBIAN LITERARY CRITICISM AND PERIODICALS (FROM THE FIRST MENTIONING TO 1941)

Summary/Abstract: This work represents the life and work of Oscar Wilde (Oscar Fingal O'Flahertie Wills Wilde, 1854.-1900.), one of the most distinguished English literary creators from the end of the nineteenth century, in Serbian, Croatian and Bosnian papers and periodicals from the first mentioning to 1941. The paper shows that this writer, during his life, until his death in 1900, was completely unknown on the Balkan spaces in the areas where Bosnian, Croatian and Serbian languages were spoken, and also that he, only after his death, entered the cultures of these countries and became very well know to a wide range of reading audience.

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