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RHYTHM&BOOK: „A Diary of sorts from a Writer of sorts“ with Hrvoje Jurić

Last night, in the intimate atmosphere of the Caffe bar „Crni mačak“, on Book Night, we held the second meeting of the f...

Presentation of the book predstavljanje knjige „Both Freedom and Belonging“

TIM press is pleased to invite you to the presentation of the book „Both Freedom and Belonging. Essays on Religion, N...

Rhythm&Book – „A Diary of Sorts from a Writer of Sorts“ with Hrvoje Jurić

It's heating up... The second event, entitled „A Diary of Sorts from a Writer of Sorts“, will be held on April 23rd fro...

A New Essay by Lars Svendsen in Večernji

On Saturday, April 5, in Večernji's „Obzor“ published Svendsen's essay „A Stupid Idiot in the White House“, was publishe...

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An Introduction to Electoral Systems

In the book An Introduction to Electoral Systems, political scientist and university professor Višeslav Raos provides a comprehensive historical overview of types of elections and electoral systems, as well as basic psephological concepts. Using examples from a number of European and non-European countries, the author analyzes different electoral models, the importance and complexity of the struggle for universal democratic suffrage throughout history, and compares and evaluates the effects of electoral systems. All of the above is a good basis for drawing informed conclusions about past, present, and future elections, electoral practices, and electoral reforms. The book is intended for researchers and students of political science, ...

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Book of the month

On the Smallest and Even Smaller

At the end of April, as part of Rhythm&Book, we will talk with Hrvoje Jurić about, among other things, his book On the Smallest and Even Smaller, which is why this collection of poetic essays is the book of the month.

The diverse writings of Hrvoje Jurić, which were created between 2015 and 2023, could be described as „poetic essays“, although sometimes what seems like an essay is meant to be a poem, and what looks like a poem is actually an essay, a travelogue or even reportage. They are united by the fact that they talk about the smallest, and even smaller: from those unfortunates whom we are used to calling migrants, who are the smallest brothers and sisters of today's humanity, through non-human brothers and sisters, whom we call animals, separating them thus an impenetrable wall from ourselves, although we humans are also animals, to even smaller beings, things and phenomena, finally the invisible ones, among which there are also those whose existence cannot be asserted with certainty.

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