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Poetry by Božidar Stanišić: "Logička analiza, vrijeme kišobrana".
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Poetry by Ljiljana Bulajić: "Bog i ja (Bog i ja prijepodne)".
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Short story by Ismeta Mujačić; "Kako sam postala Fadilov Master šef".
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Review of: Žarko MILENIĆ: KAD JU JE SREO, Planjax komerc, Tešanj, 2020.
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Review of: Savo ILIĆ: AFORIZMI & JEŽEVE BODLJE, Digitalne knjige, Zagreb, 2020.
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I knew it didn't bode well when among the first morning messages on my laptop I saw a portrait-caricature of our poet, long-time friend, the last poet-bohemian from Brčko, Islam Žiga. I had an inkling on what occasion this portrait message was sent by our painter, caricaturist Hule Hanušić. It doesn't bode well, I thought!
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Review of: Zlatko Dukić, Drž’te načelnika, “Monos” Gračanica, 2022.
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This paper deals with Apollo and Dyonisian elements in dervish Ahmed Nuruddin's characterisation. This paper analyses the dervish Ahmed Nuruddin in light of Nietzche's understanding of Apollo and Dionysus deities in terms of their divine roots originating from ancient Greek mythology without any intention whatsoever to present Nietzche's entire philosophical system on the relationships between Dionysus, Greek tragedy, and the connections between art and nature with these principles. The dichotomy will be analysed on the example of the Serbian novel, Death and the Dervish written by Meša Selimović. The paper tackles the characterisation of the literary hero, protagonist Ahmed Nuruddin as a bridge between dervish-Apollo to Nuruddin-avenger, which is Dionysus focusing on revenge resulting in human and moral destruction caused by hatred, the opposite of Ahmed Nuruddin˙s neutrality, while performing the dervish duty. The avenger Nuruddin, the one surfacing after the murder of his sibling, will be considered Dionysus in light of an injustice inflicted on him by Harun's murder, a flywheel for his revenge. Special emphasis will be placed on Nuruddin's human defeat – moral decadence in the form of his transfiguration from a priest to a Machiavellian character. Taking Nietzche's understanding of Hellenic tragedy into consideration, this paper aims to prove Ahmed Nuruddin turning Apollo into Dionysus.
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Poetry by Igor Vučak "Mistična razmatranja"; "Kiša stoljeća"; "Pariška groblja (Danse macabre)"; "Katedrala Barcelone (Blizanci na stepeništu Svete Eulalije)"; "Sumrak u Toledu"; "Anđeli iznad Sarajeva"; "Sfinga sa Caprija".
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