After postcolonialism and feminism: Transindigenous project in the poetry of Joy Harjo by Knežević Ana

“…For Hardžo, loving the country means decolonizing it so that the country is not only a place of oppression but also of opposition, so she considers the possibilities of connecting Third World poets, because if one form of oppression leads to another, to that extent one struggle is connected to another, despite different histories, locations and problems, so poets can create anti-hegemonic connections as oppositional forces within a unique transindigenous project.…”
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De Eloquentia elegia of Benedictus Stay by Voljena Marić

“…Benedictus Stay is a prominent Dubrovnik Latin poet. He is known as the author of philosophical epics in Latin, and as a professor of rhetoric at the Sapienza University of Rome. …”
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Vachel Lindsay’s Visionary Theoretical Reflections on Film by Srebrenka Mačković

“…Although neglected for decades, American poet, journalist, and painter Nicholas Vachel Lindsay (1879-1931) made a significant contribution to the rising film theory with his book The Art of The Moving Picture, the first American study of a kind, published in 1915. …”
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Three Versions of the Ballad from Bosnia's North about Pledging a Son for a Brother by Nirha Efendić

“…This paper will use the method of three-variant ballad promotion to see the oral poet from Bosnia's north in action. It will try to show and highlight the poetic achievements of the "northern" variants. …”
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Literary critical understanding of Šantić’s “mythical” fame with a contribution to the review of the Archive collection of Aleksa Šantić in the National and University Library of B... by Muamera Smajić, Ahmed Isanović

“…The first part tries, through an overview of critical valorisation, to literary critically understand the entire poetic creation of Aleksa Šantić, posing the fundamental research question of why Šantić is considered a great poet, even though his poetry, taken as a whole, viewed from an aesthetic perspective, cannot be qualified as “great”. …”
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Poetry and Dramatic Work of Alija Nametak by Nehrudin Rebihić

“…In the Bosnian-Herzegovinian literary field, Alija Nametak established himself as a storyteller and novelist, but not as a poet and playwright. In this paper, for the first time, the poetic and stylistic-formational features of Nametak's poetry published from 1925 to 1932 in the magazines Jugoslovenska njiva, Književnik and Novi Behar are fully presented. …”
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