Hispanic Literatures and Serbian Critical and Theoretical Thought

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Abstract

The Hispanic literatures have been present in Serbia for a long time; this horizon was opened (in the nineteenth century) to the Serbian public by Spanish literature, and it was subsequently (in the twentieth century) enlarged by Spanish American literature. However, the comprehensive study and assessment of literary works created in Spain and Hispanic America from the point of view of literary criticism, theory and history began to be developed thoroughly by Serbian specialists quite late, almost at the end of the twentieth century. Therefore, the period studied in this work covers the last thirty-five years (1982-2013). The field of research performed includes books written by Serbian authors who are completely dedicated to the study and criticaltheoretical assessment of Hispanic literature. The main objective of this paper is to analytically present the mentioned works and to derive conclusions of a synthetic character about this kindof interpretative reception in Serbia. Numerous articles, studies, reviews and essays that are dispersed through magazines and newspapers or that form an integral part of the critical compilations have not been taken into consideration for this paper.

Author Biography

Vesna Z. Dickov, Universidad de Belgrado

Vesna Z. Dickov es profesora adjunta de literatura hispanoamericana y española en la Universidad de Belgrado, Facultad de Filología, en la cual, también se graduó y doctoró con la tesis Recepción de la literatura hispanoamericana en la región de habla serbia (1930-1995). Su campo de investigación aborda toda clase de relaciones entre las literaturas hispánicas y la serbia. Ha publicado varios estudios comparados sobre poesía hispanoamericana, tanto precolombina como contemporánea, además de trabajos sobre la recepción de escritores del siglo XX en Serbia. Se ha ocupado también de intercambios culturales entre países del mundo hispánico y Serbia.

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2023-02-11

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EISAGOGÉ