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Giga Barićeva (1940) follows the life of Zagreb's bourgeois society during and after World War I. Begović's style, imbued with impressionism and wit, creates a panorama of society, while Giga personifies the struggle between freedom and expectations.
"Quinja in a Coffin" is a novel by Milan Begović that deals with themes of love, loss, and the search for identity.
Begović's first novel, "the best lyrical novel" (J. Bogner) of Croatian literature, is a romantic story set in a patriarchal, rural landscape. It is a story about the passionate love of two opposite characters: the refined bon vivant Dušan and the fragile
Trotsky in Literature and Revolution (1924) explores the role of art in a revolutionary society, advocating creative freedom and criticizing bourgeois and bureaucratic approaches, with a vision of a socialist culture of the future.
György Lukács, Hungarian philosopher and literary critic, analyzed the works of Thomas Mann in his book "Thomas Mann", in which he examines his literary work through the prism of Marxist aesthetics and historical materialism.