Ivo Andric Revisited: The Bridge Still StandsWayne S. Vucinich |
Contents
Ivo Andrićs Short Stories in the Context of the South | 47 |
Victimization and Eternal Art | 63 |
The Historical Archeology | 82 |
Copyright | |
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Common terms and phrases
Alija Djerzelez Andrić wrote Andrić's prose Andrić's stories Austria-Hungary Austrian Austro-Hungarian Balkan beauty Belgrade Bosnia-Hercegovina Bosnian Chronicle bridge Ćamil Catholic characters Christian consul Ćorkan Croatian Croats cultural death dela Devil's Yard dissertation Drina Drini ćuprija Edwards translation epic eternal ethnic European Ex Ponto fiction first-person plural forms fragment Franciscan Gojom Hawkesworth Heidegger Hercegovina hero human Ibid imagined individual Isidora Sekulić Islam Ivo Andrić Karaulac Kraljačić Kruševac legends literary literature live Mara Mara's Mehmed Pasha Sokolović Mlada Bosna Muslim narrative narrator naše Nemiri novel Orthodox Ottoman Ottoman Empire pain Pasha's Concubine passage Patarins peasants Petar Petar Kočić political Pripovetke Prokleta avlija pronoun religious Sabrana djela Sarajevo schools Sekulić Serbian national Serbs short stories silence Slavs soul South Slavic stone storytelling theme tion tradition translation by Hitrec Travnička hronika Travnik Turkish rule Turks University Unrest victimization Višegrad vizier woman women writer young Yugoslav Yugoslavia Zagreb Žepa
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Stone Speaker: Medieval Tombs, Landscape, and Bosnian Identity in the Poetry ... Amila Buturovic No preview available - 2002 |