Prenz Kopušar Ana Cecilia: Preko reke, na biciklu

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Preko reke, na biciklu

Prenz Kopušar Ana Cecilia

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Ana Cecilia Prenz Kopušar: Across the river, on a bicycle

Three identities and three languages ​​make up the world of Ana Cecilia Prenz Kopušar: Spanish, Italian and Serbian. How she learned them, how she got into three cultures - Argentinian, Serbian (she will always say Yugoslavian, and we will see that there are special reasons for that) and Italian - how and to what extent she identified with the speakers of all three languages, the reader will be able to follow in this memoir, a book that is easy to read, but on which one thinks for a long time. His experiences and his experience of the Argentine dictatorship, Yugoslavia's time of peaceful growth and development, but also of bloody disintegration, and life in Italy, one of the countries where the process of unification of the countries that formed the European Union began back in 1957.

 

 

 

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  • Author: Prenz Kopušar Ana Cecilia
  • Publisher: Clio
  • Year of publication:2017
  • Place of publication:Beograd
  • Pages:136
  • Dimensions:13x19 cm
  • Script:Latin script
  • Condition:Excellent
  • Binding:Hardcover

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