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Studia Litteraria, 2013
Sebald’s novel Austerlitz can be considered a „trauma novel” not only for a narratological reason (that is, because it reflects upon the non-representability of trauma on the level of words), but also because it reveals the impossibility of depicting a past memory with pictures – despite of the fact that both the narrator and the title character are ...
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Sebald’s novel Austerlitz can be considered a „trauma novel” not only for a narratological reason (that is, because it reflects upon the non-representability of trauma on the level of words), but also because it reveals the impossibility of depicting a past memory with pictures – despite of the fact that both the narrator and the title character are ...
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L'Instruction Civique : ses buts, ses agents, ses discours
Raison présente, 1985Bensoussan Georges, Laugère Antoine. L'Instruction Civique : ses buts, ses agents, ses discours. In: Raison présente, n°74, 2e trimestre 1985. École - Société. pp. 7-23.
Bensoussan, Georges, Laugère, Antoine
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Vratiti se, vraćati se, ne vraćati se?
1998Autor dijeli hrvatsko-američku zajednicu na tri ključne skupine: potomci starih doseljenika, politička poslijeratna emigracija i njihovo potomstvo, te pripadnici visokokvalificirane profesionalne emigracije u zadnjih četvrt stoljeća. Organizirano staro useljeništvo uglavnom se veže uz Hrvatsku bratsku zajednicu te ponešto uz Hrvatsku katoličku ...
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2012
This bachelor's thesis is focused on people's attitude to death. What death really means, whether it is a complete demise of human organism or is it only a termination of the body and a departure of the soul to another unknown dimension. It describes how people perceive the soul from the beginning, what was their imagination about the after-life. Every
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This bachelor's thesis is focused on people's attitude to death. What death really means, whether it is a complete demise of human organism or is it only a termination of the body and a departure of the soul to another unknown dimension. It describes how people perceive the soul from the beginning, what was their imagination about the after-life. Every
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