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Mihalić Slavko: Stalan izazov umjetničkog djela

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Stalan izazov umjetničkog djela

Mihalić Slavko

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Slavko Mihalić: The constant challenge of the work of art

The great poet, essayist, critic and editor of Telegram (sixties of the last century) marked a significant period of Croatian cultural reality. This book contains the essays he wrote in Telegram as reviews of various, always interesting books that appeared in those years / Krleža: Banquet in Blitva; Šgedin: Encounters; Davičo: Black on white; Raos: Sorrowful Lady's Garden; Solzhenitsyn: Department of Cancer /. His observations and thoughts on literary topics such as the relationship between the work and the reader, the behavior of the media in the forums, social concern for literature and art show that in the artist there is a ˝ constant challenge of the work of art ˝ as this book is also titled. Thus, it can be concluded that great writers are always current and timeless.

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