Hans Blumenberg
Metaphors have a history in a more radical sense than terms do, since the historical changes of metaphors bring to light the meta kinetics of historical horizons of meaning and…
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Hans Blumenberg
Metaphors have a history in a more radical sense than terms do, since the historical changes of metaphors bring to light the meta kinetics of historical horizons of meaning and…
Aleksandar Zograf
In this collection of 30 comic vignettes, published in Serbia over several years in different publications, Aleksandar Zograf takes us back in time to the former Kingdom of…
Jože Pirjevec
Partizani by Jože Pirjevec is the first comprehensive monograph on the emergence and development of the partisan movement on the territory of the entire Kingdom of Yugoslavia. It encompasses the…
Saša Ilić
It seems impossible to summarize in a novel the entire paradox of the destruction of the former Yugoslavia. But the author Saša Ilić solves it through the story of nineteen-year-old…
Charles Ferdinand Ramuz
It is spring and Besson, a basket maker, comes to a small village in the wine region of Lavaux. There he meets all kinds of characters. A gravedigger, a certain…
Ahmet Hromadžić
The dwarf Sunshine lives with his sister Flake in the Forgotten Land, in a coral house above the sea. They live a simple yet happy life until one day, when…
Danilo Kiš
The novel Hourglass is the last part in the trilogy called Family Circus by Danilo Kiš. ‘It is dedicated to a mythical father figure, the ‘man of air’, the wandering…
Ingo Schulze
From orphan to millionaire: how could things go so terribly wrong? Peter Holtz wants happiness for everyone. Already as a child he practiced the abolition of money, invented punk drawing…
Ismail Kadare
In his ‘Egyptian’ novel Ismail Kadare retells the story of the construction of the imposing Pyramid of Cheops, which was built to consolidate the reign of the young Pharaoh and…
Olja Savičević
Famous soap opera scriptwriter, Clementine, is slowly losing her memory and decides to embark on a road trip down memory lane (in a golden convertible) in search of her greatest…
Ana Schnabl
The novel Plima [High Tide] is a psychological crime novel. Or is it? Perhaps this in not a novel but a concert full of broken instruments, or better, people? The…
Ognjen Spahić
For 27 years, Bato Lončar, former captain of the Yugoslav People’s Army (JNA), has been living with his wife Danica in a remote lighthouse on the Adriatic Sea. Life in…