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Serbian literature

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Serbian literature: see Yugoslav (South Slav) Literature Yugoslav or South Slav literature, literature written in Serbo-Croatian, Slovenian, and, especially after World War II, Macedonian languages.
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The Beginning: The Revival of the Historical In December 1996, the editors of the magazine Rec, the best Serbian literary magazine during the 1990s, announced that the poetics of Serbian literature were changing.
The politics of representations: Mamac by David Albahari by Mraovic, Damjana / Serbian Studies
Serbian literature is a branch of the large tree that grew on the rocky and often bloody Balkan Peninsula during the last millennium.
An introduction to Serbian Literature by Mihailovich, Vasa D. / Serbian Studies
After becoming a nun, she embroidered in gold a prayer to Prince Lazar, which is not only one of the holiest of Serbian relics, but also one of the most illustrious works in Old Serbian literature.
Jefimija (c. 1349-c. 1404) by Serbian Studies
 
 
 
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