As an interpretation of carefully selected documents of cultural and literary development in Croatia - today the second biggest Socialist Federal Republic of Yugoslavia - this book has come to carry an exhibition in itself. The masterpieces of the written word in Croatia presented here may stand as guidelines for the understanding of a complex historical development. For anybody who attempts to reconstruct the cultural life of this country, this will be a most reliable reference book. The documents interpreted cover rather more than two thousand years - from texts carved in stone by the first Greek colonists on the coast (in the 4th and 3rd centuries B.C.) to the contemporary publications of the Yugoslav Lexicographic Institute
Radoslav Katičić Books
July 3, 1930 – August 10, 2019
Radoslav Katičić was a distinguished Croatian linguist and historian whose work spanned general linguistics, literary language studies, and linguistic history. He advanced modern linguistic approaches and explored the continuity of Croatian written tradition from its early stages to the present day. Katičić also significantly contributed to understanding the broader cultural and linguistic heritage of Croatians, including their identity within the European context. His comprehensive synthetic works and dedication to Croatian studies solidified his position as a pivotal figure in Slavic linguistics.





Gazdarica na vratima. (Majitelka u dveří)
- 283 pages
- 10 hours of reading