Sveučilišna naklada Liber (SNL)

Goli i mrtvi

Naked and Dead (1948), Mailer's debut novel, is a powerful war epic set on the fictional Pacific island of Anopopeia during World War II. Inspired by the author's own experiences, the novel explores the brutality of war and the power dynamics within the U

Gorki med: izbor iz hrvatske ljubavne poezije XIX. i XX. stoljeća

Gospođa Dalloway

The novel follows a day in the life of Clarissa Dalloway as she prepares for a party she is hosting at her home. Set in London in 1923, the story explores the inner lives of the characters through the stream-of-consciousness technique, revealing their tho

Herzog

Herzog (1964) is an introspective novel that takes us through the troubled mind of Moses Herzog, a man caught in a storm of his own thoughts and emotions. Herzog is a character who is both captivating and pitiful – brilliant yet fragile, witty yet deeply

Historija marksizma I-III

Igra staklenim perlama

A philosophical novel set in a fictional future, in the province of Kastalia, where the intellectual elite cultivate a spiritual discipline known as the Glass Bead Game. The novel follows the life of Joseph Knecht, who goes from student to Magister Ludi,

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Interpretacija Krležina romana Povratak Filipa Latinovicza

The author approaches the work through the prism of archetypal criticism and sees it as a work that explores deep existential themes through an introspective narrative and symbolic structure, making it one of the key novels of Croatian modernist literatur

Ivan Lacković Croata: Crteži, grafike

Drawing occupies an important place in Lacković's painting - this monograph is a direct and real testimony to the mastery of this outstanding draftsman, whom A. Jakovsky deservedly called "the best draftsman in naive art".

Izgubljena čast Katarine Blum i druga djela

A collection of six short stories that explore the moral, social, and political themes of postwar Germany, marked by Böll's sharp critical eye and empathy for the common man. An afterword by Viktor Žmegač contextualizes the works within Böll's oeuvre.