New year – new book, a novel you won't be able to put down once you start reading! The Client (translated by Dubravka C...
At the end of 2024, on January 30th, Jutarnji list published an interview between journalist Karmela Devčić and Costica ...
Yesterday at 4 PM, the book Digital media by Lidija Eret was presented in a crowded hall of the Faculty of Political ...
On occasion of Shishkin's visit to Pula, Darko Vlahović from „Express“ 24 sata spoke with him about his book My Russi...
Are we about to enter a golden age of stupidity? And will artificial intelligence make us think less? None of us are immune to stupidity and idiocy, but help is available. Lars Fr. H. Svendsen is witty and lucid as he delves into the history of the philosophy of stupidity and idiocy. What characterizes someone who thinks stupidly? And what does it mean that someone acts like an idiot? The book is about self-reflection and one's own thinking habits and ways of looking at things. He makes the reader aware not only of other people's stupidity, but also of his own tendency to jump to conclusions, narrow-mindedness and stubbornness. And underneath that lies seriousness. Because what if we don't distinguish clear arguments from stupidity and ...
Ahead of publishing The Client, a novel by Pierre Assouline, book of January is Idiss in which Robert Badinter, a famous French politician and lawyer, follows the fate of his grandmother Idiss, who moved with her family to Paris in 1912 due to poverty and growing antisemitism in Imperial Russia. There she lived the best years of her life before the gloomy clouds of Nazism and war loomed over her family.
