(Im)possibility of Dialogical Criticism in Serbian Literature
Branko Vraneš. Critics in Dialogue: R. Konstantinović, N. Petković, A. Jerkov on Serbian 20th Century Poetry [Кritičari u dijalogu : R. Кonstantinović, N. Petković, A. Jerkov o srpskoj poeziji 20. veka]. Belgrade: The Federation of Serbian Slavicist Associations, 2023, 247 pp.
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Branko Vraneš, Kritičari u dijalogu: R. Konstantinović, N. Petković, A. Jerkov o srpskoj poeziji 20. veka. Beograd: Savez slavističkih društava Srbije, 2023, 247 str.
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(Im)possibility of Dialogical Criticism in Serbian Literature: Branko Vraneš. Critics in Dialogue: R. Konstantinović, N. Petković, A. Jerkov on Serbian 20th Century Poetry [Кritičari u dijalogu : R. Кonstantinović, N. Petković, A. Jerkov o srpskoj poeziji 20. veka]. Belgrade: The Federation of Serbian Slavicist Associations, 2023, 247 pp. (2024). Literary History — Journal of Literary Studies, 56(182), 359–362. https://doi.org/10.18485/kis.2024.56.182.17


