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    1. August Šenoa 2. Life  November 14th 1838 – December 13th 1881  Not Croatian by nationality  Zagreb - Prague - Vienna – Zagreb  Studied law  Novelist, critic, poet, dramatist, editor,... " Father of Croatian novel " "Creator of Croatian reading public " 3. The Age of Šenoa – Šenoino doba  1860 – 1881  Transition from Romanticism to Realism  More than ten novels  Goldsmith’s gold (Zlatarovo zlato )  Pirates of Senj (Čuvaj se Senjske ruke)  Peasants’ revolt (Seljačka buna)  Literature magazine Wreath (Vjenac)  Patriotic thematics 4. Goldsmith’s gold (1871)  First Croatian historic novel  16th century in Zagreb, after peasants’ revolt  Parts written in Latin  Main story is constant fight between declining nobility and rising citizens  Love story of Goldsmith’s daughter Dora ruined by people that seemed like her friends ‘’All that glitters is not gold’’ 5. Šenoa’s other works  Our literature (Naša književnost)  Stone wedding (Kameni svatovi)  Be yourself! (Budi svoj!)  Diogenes  Carnation from poet’s grave  (Karanfil s pjesnikova groba)  The Curse (Kletva) - not finished 6. Antun Gustav Matoš 13. June 1873 - 17. March 1914 7. Life  Born in Tovarnik, Croatia – moved to Zagreb  Veterinary College in Vienna – didn’t finish  Deserted in 1894 - next thirteen years of his life in Vienna and Paris  In 1908 he returned to Zagreb and stayed there until his death in 1914 8. Literary work  He was a central figure of croatian modernism  Short stories - he deeply analized inner world of his main characters  His short story ˝The Power of Conscience˝ is considered the start of croatian modernism  Travelouges, where he used the landscape to convey his emotions  Later in his life he started writing poems - his best works 9. His most famous work  The poem ˝Comfort of hair˝  Love poem, in which he describes a deceased loved woman, who he saw in his dreams  Every part of her is dead, only her hair appears to be alive, giving him some comfort, hence the name of the poem 10. Miroslav Krleža 11. Life  7 July 1893 – 29 December 1981   Born and died in Zagreb, Croatia  Finished military school and military academy in Hungary  After the war - recognised as a modernist writer  Greatest Croatian writer of 20th century  Founder of Institute of Lexicography 12. Literary work  More than 50 works in many categories  Poetry, drama, novels, essays, diaries, short stories...  The most of his works were of social thematics, about politics and life in Croatia  Politic reviews: The Flame (Plamen), Today (Danas) and Literary Republic (Književna republika) - BANNED  Anti-war attitude – collection of short stories Croatian God Mars (Hrvatski bog Mars) 13. Most important work  Messrs. Glembay (Gospoda Glembajevi) - 1928  Drama  First part of the Glembay cycle  Rise of a wealthy family in Croatia which got its wealth through stealing, killing and fraud and later their fall  Like the Glembays, the Austro-Hungarian Empire Croatia was part of, will soon fall apart 14. Other works  The Return of Phillip Latinovicz (Povratak Filipa Latinovicza) – 1932 – first modern novel in Croatian literature  The Banners (Zastave) " Croatian War and Peace "  Central European society before, during and after WW I  Diaries  ‘’Someone who failed in all aspects of life, can only be a poet or a politician’’ 15. THE END Anton Kontić Filip Peričić Croatia

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    1. August Šenoa 2. Life  November 14th 1838 – December 13th 1881  Not Croatian by nationality  Zagreb - Prague - Vienna – Zagreb  Studied law  Novelist, critic, poet, dramatist, editor,... " Father of Croatian novel " "Creator of Croatian reading public " 3. The Age of Šenoa – Šenoino doba  1860 – 1881  Transition from Romanticism to Realism  More than ten novels  Goldsmith’s gold (Zlatarovo zlato )  Pirates of Senj (Čuvaj se Senjske ruke)  Peasants’ revolt (Seljačka buna)  Literature magazine Wreath (Vjenac)  Patriotic thematics 4. Goldsmith’s gold (1871)  First Croatian historic novel  16th century in Zagreb, after peasants’ revolt  Parts written in Latin  Main story is constant fight between declining nobility and rising citizens  Love story of Goldsmith’s daughter Dora ruined by people that seemed like her friends ‘’All that glitters is not gold’’ 5. Šenoa’s other works  Our literature (Naša književnost)  Stone wedding (Kameni svatovi)  Be yourself! (Budi svoj!)  Diogenes  Carnation from poet’s grave  (Karanfil s pjesnikova groba)  The Curse (Kletva) - not finished 6. Antun Gustav Matoš 13. June 1873 - 17. March 1914 7. Life  Born in Tovarnik, Croatia – moved to Zagreb  Veterinary College in Vienna – didn’t finish  Deserted in 1894 - next thirteen years of his life in Vienna and Paris  In 1908 he returned to Zagreb and stayed there until his death in 1914 8. Literary work  He was a central figure of croatian modernism  Short stories - he deeply analized inner world of his main characters  His short story ˝The Power of Conscience˝ is considered the start of croatian modernism  Travelouges, where he used the landscape to convey his emotions  Later in his life he started writing poems - his best works 9. His most famous work  The poem ˝Comfort of hair˝  Love poem, in which he describes a deceased loved woman, who he saw in his dreams  Every part of her is dead, only her hair appears to be alive, giving him some comfort, hence the name of the poem 10. Miroslav Krleža 11. Life  7 July 1893 – 29 December 1981   Born and died in Zagreb, Croatia  Finished military school and military academy in Hungary  After the war - recognised as a modernist writer  Greatest Croatian writer of 20th century  Founder of Institute of Lexicography 12. Literary work  More than 50 works in many categories  Poetry, drama, novels, essays, diaries, short stories...  The most of his works were of social thematics, about politics and life in Croatia  Politic reviews: The Flame (Plamen), Today (Danas) and Literary Republic (Književna republika) - BANNED  Anti-war attitude – collection of short stories Croatian God Mars (Hrvatski bog Mars) 13. Most important work  Messrs. Glembay (Gospoda Glembajevi) - 1928  Drama  First part of the Glembay cycle  Rise of a wealthy family in Croatia which got its wealth through stealing, killing and fraud and later their fall  Like the Glembays, the Austro-Hungarian Empire Croatia was part of, will soon fall apart 14. Other works  The Return of Phillip Latinovicz (Povratak Filipa Latinovicza) – 1932 – first modern novel in Croatian literature  The Banners (Zastave) " Croatian War and Peace "  Central European society before, during and after WW I  Diaries  ‘’Someone who failed in all aspects of life, can only be a poet or a politician’’ 15. THE END Anton Kontić Filip Peričić Croatia

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    Prezentacija Engleske

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    1. August Šenoa 2. Life  November 14th 1838 – December 13th 1881  Not Croatian by nationality  Zagreb - Prague - Vienna – Zagreb  Studied law  Novelist, critic, poet, dramatist, editor,... " Father of Croatian novel " "Creator of Croatian reading public " 3. The Age of Šenoa – Šenoino doba  1860 – 1881  Transition from Romanticism to Realism  More than ten novels  Goldsmith’s gold (Zlatarovo zlato )  Pirates of Senj (Čuvaj se Senjske ruke)  Peasants’ revolt (Seljačka buna)  Literature magazine Wreath (Vjenac)  Patriotic thematics 4. Goldsmith’s gold (1871)  First Croatian historic novel  16th century in Zagreb, after peasants’ revolt  Parts written in Latin  Main story is constant fight between declining nobility and rising citizens  Love story of Goldsmith’s daughter Dora ruined by people that seemed like her friends ‘’All that glitters is not gold’’ 5. Šenoa’s other works  Our literature (Naša književnost)  Stone wedding (Kameni svatovi)  Be yourself! (Budi svoj!)  Diogenes  Carnation from poet’s grave  (Karanfil s pjesnikova groba)  The Curse (Kletva) - not finished 6. Antun Gustav Matoš 13. June 1873 - 17. March 1914 7. Life  Born in Tovarnik, Croatia – moved to Zagreb  Veterinary College in Vienna – didn’t finish  Deserted in 1894 - next thirteen years of his life in Vienna and Paris  In 1908 he returned to Zagreb and stayed there until his death in 1914 8. Literary work  He was a central figure of croatian modernism  Short stories - he deeply analized inner world of his main characters  His short story ˝The Power of Conscience˝ is considered the start of croatian modernism  Travelouges, where he used the landscape to convey his emotions  Later in his life he started writing poems - his best works 9. His most famous work  The poem ˝Comfort of hair˝  Love poem, in which he describes a deceased loved woman, who he saw in his dreams  Every part of her is dead, only her hair appears to be alive, giving him some comfort, hence the name of the poem 10. Miroslav Krleža 11. Life  7 July 1893 – 29 December 1981   Born and died in Zagreb, Croatia  Finished military school and military academy in Hungary  After the war - recognised as a modernist writer  Greatest Croatian writer of 20th century  Founder of Institute of Lexicography 12. Literary work  More than 50 works in many categories  Poetry, drama, novels, essays, diaries, short stories...  The most of his works were of social thematics, about politics and life in Croatia  Politic reviews: The Flame (Plamen), Today (Danas) and Literary Republic (Književna republika) - BANNED  Anti-war attitude – collection of short stories Croatian God Mars (Hrvatski bog Mars) 13. Most important work  Messrs. Glembay (Gospoda Glembajevi) - 1928  Drama  First part of the Glembay cycle  Rise of a wealthy family in Croatia which got its wealth through stealing, killing and fraud and later their fall  Like the Glembays, the Austro-Hungarian Empire Croatia was part of, will soon fall apart 14. Other works  The Return of Phillip Latinovicz (Povratak Filipa Latinovicza) – 1932 – first modern novel in Croatian literature  The Banners (Zastave) " Croatian War and Peace "  Central European society before, during and after WW I  Diaries  ‘’Someone who failed in all aspects of life, can only be a poet or a politician’’ 15. THE END Anton Kontić Filip Peričić Croatia

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    Croatian

    Literature

    August enoa

    Life
    November 14th 1838 December 13th 1881
    Not Croatian by nationality
    Zagreb - Prague - Vienna Zagreb
    Studied law
    Novelist, critic, poet, dramatist, editor,...

    " Father of Croatian novel "


    "Creator of Croatian reading public "

    The Age of enoa enoino doba


    1860 1881
    Transition from Romanticism to Realism
    More than ten novels
    Goldsmiths gold (Zlatarovo zlato )
    Pirates of Senj (uvaj se Senjske ruke)
    Peasants revolt (Seljaka buna)
    Literature magazine Wreath (Vjenac)
    Patriotic thematics

    Goldsmiths gold (1871)


    First Croatian historic novel
    16th century in Zagreb, after peasants revolt
    Parts written in Latin
    Main story is constant fight between declining
    nobility and rising citizens
    Love story of Goldsmiths daughter Dora
    ruined by people that seemed like her friends

    All that glitters is not gold

    enoas other works

    Our literature (Naa knjievnost)


    Stone wedding (Kameni svatovi)
    Be yourself! (Budi svoj!)
    Diogenes
    Carnation from poets grave
    (Karanfil s pjesnikova groba)
    The Curse (Kletva) - not finished

    Antun Gustav Mato

    13. June 1873 - 17. March 1914

    Life
    Born in Tovarnik, Croatia moved to Zagreb
    Veterinary College in Vienna didnt finish

    Deserted in 1894 - next thirteen years of his

    life in Vienna and Paris


    In 1908 he returned to Zagreb and stayed

    there until his death in 1914

    Literary work
    He was a central figure of croatian modernism
    Short stories - he deeply analized inner world of his
    main characters
    His short story The Power of Conscience is considered the

    start of croatian modernism

    Travelouges, where he used the landscape to

    convey his emotions


    Later in his life he started writing poems - his best

    works

    His most famous work


    The poem Comfort of hair
    Love poem, in which he describes a deceased

    loved woman, who he saw in his dreams


    Every part of her is dead, only her hair

    appears to be alive, giving him some comfort,


    hence the name of the poem

    Miroslav Krlea

    Life

    7 July 1893 29 December 1981

    Finished military school and military academy in


    Hungary

    After the war - recognised as a modernist writer

    Greatest Croatian writer of 20th century

    Founder of Institute of Lexicography

    Born and died in Zagreb, Croatia

    Literary work
    More than 50 works in many categories

    Poetry, drama, novels, essays, diaries, short stories...

    The most of his works were of social thematics,

    about politics and life in Croatia


    Politic reviews: The Flame (Plamen), Today (Danas)

    and Literary Republic (Knjievna republika) - BANNED


    Anti-war attitude collection of short stories Croatian

    God Mars (Hrvatski bog Mars)

    Most important work


    Messrs. Glembay (Gospoda Glembajevi)
    - 1928
    Drama
    First part of the Glembay cycle
    Rise of a wealthy family in Croatia which got its

    wealth through stealing, killing and fraud and later


    their fall
    Like the Glembays, the Austro-Hungarian Empire

    Croatia was part of, will soon fall apart

    Other works
    The Return of Phillip Latinovicz (Povratak Filipa

    Latinovicza) 1932 first modern novel in Croatian


    literature
    The Banners (Zastave) " Croatian War and Peace "
    Central European society before, during and after WW I
    Diaries
    Someone who failed in all aspects of life, can only

    be a poet or a politician

    THE
    END
    Anton Konti
    Croatia

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