- Type of paper
: Book
Title: The Bases of the Literary Epch. The Priests in the
Croatian National Revival in Istria and Islands of Kvarner.
- Authors:
- Strčić, Mirjana (94881)
Publisher: Istarsko književno društvo "Juraj Dobrila" Pazin itd.
ISBN: 953-6262-00-2
Year: 1994
Number of pages: 205
Number of references: 326
Language: hrvatski
Summary: During the 19th century and in the begining of the 20th
century Istria was a separate province in the Habsburg Monarchy, separated
from the national center in Civil Croatia (Banska Hrvatska), so it was
developing under the specific conditions. Catholic priest were at the head
of political and cultural movements and they formed the majority of man of
literature and the most distinguished writers. In the separate parts of the
book, the work of the most significant of them is presented. Those are: I.
Feretić, J.Dobrila, M. Bastian, I. Črnčić, J. Gržetić of Kras and A. Kalac.
The book is suplemented with notes, indexes and summaries in Italian and
English languages.
Keywords: Croatistics, Istria, Croatian National Revival, Catholic church priests, writers
Other: Uvodna riječ Bonaventura Duda (str. 7-9). Iz ocjene M. Šicela
i I. Lukežić, str. 183-184. Bilješka A. Heka o autorici (str. 185-189, hr.,
tal., en.). Riassunto i Summary iza svakoga poglavlja. Kazalo zemljopisnih
naziva i imena osoba (str. 191-205).
- Type of paper
: Paper in book
Title: The Poetry of Drago Gervais
- Authors:
- Strčić, Mirjana (94881)
- Editors
- Stefanović, Ljubomir
Publisher: Izdavački centar Rijeka
ISBN: 953-606-00-9
Year: 1991
Pages: from 45 to 52
Number of references: 6
Language: hr
Summary: Drago Gervais is one of the best-known Chakavian poets.
HisChakavian poetic opus, presented and interpreted in the paper, isseen in
the context of the revival of Croatian Chakavian lyricpoetry in the early
20th century, as well as in the context ofthe Istrian tradition of Croatian
poetry.
Keywords: Croatian poetry, Drago Gervais, chakavian poetry, Istria, early 20th century
- Type of paper
: Paper in book
Title: Omišalj, my Town - Folks Songs from Omišalj on the Island
of Krk
- Authors:
- Ivanišević, Katica (80194)
- Editors
- Žgaljić, Josip
Publisher: Glosa
ISBN: 953-6081-00-8
Year: 1993
Pages: from 5 to 9
Number of references: 4
Language: hr
Summary: The herritage of Ivan Turato from Omišalj has been
arranged. Itcomprises folk songs and poems which Turato was collecting
andwriting down during his lifetime, listening to the domesticsingers and
players. The selection from this herritage has beendone and it was
systematized according to the literaryclassification. The introductory
study has been written. Thestylistic analysis of the poems anclosed in the
collection hasbeen done.
Keywords: herritage, Ivan Turato, Omišalj, Island of Krk, folk songs, poems, selection, introductory study
- Type of paper
: Paper in journal
Title: Croatian Literary History after 1945 about Istrian Authors
from the Period of the Croatian National Rebirth
- Authors:
- Strčić, Mirjana (94881)
Journal: Pazinski memorijal
Number: 22
ISSN: 7097-0465
Volume: 22
Year: 1991
Pages: from 55 to 64
Number of references: 52
Language: hr
Summary: The literary creations of Istrian Croatia developed in
anatypical manner in the 19th and beginning of the 20th centuriesin
relation to the central direction of Croatian literature inthis period, as
it retained elements of the "Croatianrenaissance" type of literature until
ca. 1914. The authorindicates the social causes (political, economic,
cultural) ofthis atypical literary development in Istria (as well as
theKvarner Islands), and establishes that Croatian literary historyhas not
taken account of this aberration. Croatian Istrian"rebirth" authors are
considered to represent delayed retentionof the Illyrian movement and to be
a hindrance to Croatianliterature in its attempts to follow European
trends, hence theyhave been ignored and forgotten, remaining unassessed
andexcluded in surveys of Croatian literary history. The study ofthe
"rebirth" literature of the Istrian Croats was scarce in theperiod between
the wars, with several exceptions, and thissituation was not modified after
1945. Only during the past twodecades has this segment of Croatian
literature been researchedmore intensively, and this article higheights the
results of thisresearch as well as attempts to incorporate these results in
thehistory of the Croatian literary corpus as a whole.
Keywords: Croatian study, literary history, Istria, Croatian National Revival
- Type of paper
: Paper in journal
Title: Eugen Kumičić and Istria
- Authors:
- Strčić, Mirjana (94881)
Journal: Dometi
Number: 11
ISSN: 0419-6225
Volume: 25
Year: 1992
Pages: from 453 to 458
Number of references: 24
Language: hr
Keywords: Relationship of Kumičić and Istria, Istrian literary circle, Croatian National Revival
- Type of paper
: Paper in journal
Title: Josip Gržetić Krasanin - on the Transition from
Romanticism to Realism
- Authors:
- Strčić, Mirjana (94881)
Journal: Fluminensia
Number: 1
ISSN: 0353-4642
Volume: 3
Year: 1991
Pages: from 101 to 109
Number of references: 35
Language: hr
Summary: The paper presents and evaluates the literary work of
JosipGržetić and portrays his curriculum vitae. Living and working inthe
19th century, at the time of the Croatien nationalrenaissance, in the
Austrian provinces Istria and Dalmatia,Gržetić in his poems, short stories
and the novel "Urotnici"(Conspirators) has realized all the literary
characteristics ofhis era. Pointing out to his national and patriotic
orientationand stylistic procedures of the school of romanticism, Gržetić
inhis prose word gradually makes known some characteristics ofrealism. Like
many other writers of the time in Dalmatia andIstria, Gržetić, too, has not
so far been observed in theliterary and historical sense. This paper
presents him as atypical and important literary man of the regions in which
he wasliving and working.
Keywords: Josip Gržetić Krasanin, literary history, Istria, Dalmatia, Romanticism-Realism
- Type of paper
: Paper in journal
Title: A Contribution to the Methodological Evaluation of the
Novel "Madam Sabina" by Eugen Kumičić
- Authors:
- Gudelj-Velaga, Zdenka (109196)
Journal: Suvremena metodika nastave hrvatskog jezika
Number: 4
ISSN: 0350-221
Volume: 16
Year: 1991
Pages: from 176 to 182
Number of references: 21
Language: hr
Summary: The work of Eugen Kumičić has not been sufficiently studied
fromthe methodological point of view. In a methodological experiment,the
reception by secondary-school pupils of the novel MadamSabina was observed
according to the units of the novel'sstructure, i.e. the characters, the
narrative method,descriptions, language, setting. The method used involved
thewriting of essays by the pupils. The research showed that thenovel Madam
Sabina should be taught together with a developedmethodological apparatus,
otherwise the pupils' reception issuperficial and their individual
motivation for reading low.
Keywords: set reading, pupils' essay method, methodological interpretation, initial reception
- Type of paper
: Paper in journal
Title: An Introduction to the Study of Feuilleton-Writing in the
Periodical Naša sloga
- Authors:
- Srdoč-Konestra, Ines (124505)
Journal: Fluminensia
Number: 1
ISSN: 0353-4642
Volume: 4
Year: 1992
Pages: from 39 to 44
Number of references: 23
Language: hr
Summary: The paper places Naša sloga, the first Croatian periodical
in19th-century Istria, within the context of the social andpolitical
conditions relevant for the understanding of itscontents. The phenomenon of
the supplement as a speciallyliterary-journalistic genre is presented
through the analysis ofsome of the forms of journalistic expression. The
genesis of thesupplement is observed through the first five years of
theperiodical's publication (1870-1874).
Keywords: Istria, Croatian National Revival, newspaper "Naša sloga", feuilleton
- Type of paper
: Paper in journal
Title: The Poetry of Folk Poets from the Island of Krk
- Authors:
- Ivanišević, Katica (80194)
Journal: Krčki kalendar
Number: 1
ISSN: 1330-1535
Volume: 1
Year: 1992
Pages: from 91 to 96
Language: hr
Summary: These poems represent an introduction to the rich tradition
ofchakavian poetry. The special form of folk songs appeared in themiddle of
the 19th century. The main source of this poetry arecollections of Juranić,
Desantić, Štefanić and Turato. Theleading position by its number belongs to
love poems, whichcoprise ballads, romansces and lyrical poems.
Keywords: folk poems, introduction, chakavian poetry, 19th century, collections, love poetry
- Type of paper
: Paper in journal
Title: Mate Bastian as a Man of Letters
- Authors:
- Strčić, Mirjana (94881)
Journal: "Ivan Matetić Ronjgov" 2
Number: 2
ISSN: 1330-1004
Volume: 2
Year: 1993
Pages: from 83 to 92
Number of references: 47
Language: hr
Summary: M. Bastian is a prominent figure of the Croatian National
Revivalin Istria, who worked together with Bishop Juraj Dobrilo.Bastian's
role has been studied in Croatian historiography, buthe has been almost
forgotten in literary history. Many of hisunpublished poems have been lost,
but it may be ascertained withrelative confidence that he was a talented
poet who paved the wayfor the development of the Istrian branch of modern
Croatianpoetry. Bastian's literary opus, primarily his poetry, ispresented
and interpreted in the annex.
Keywords: Croatian literature, Istria, Croatian National Revival, M. Bastian, literary opus
- Type of paper
: Paper in journal
Title: Eugen Kumičić and Istria
- Authors:
- Strčić, Mirjana (94881)
Journal: Liburnijske teme
Number: 7
Year: 1993
Pages: from 29 to 38
Number of references: 20
Language: hrvatski
Summary: In her text, M. Strčić speaks less about the Istrian cycle
in his work and more about the relationship of Kumičić in Istria, in an
endeavour to prove to what extent the work of Kumičić was present in his
homeland and also to what extent was the influence of the atmosphere of the
Istrian literary circle of that time of the various segments of Kumičić's
creativity. Kumičić's encounter whith Istria resulčted in his best written
pages, with a string of the inovative and other qualities to his opus as a
whole.
Keywords: Croatistics, Istria, Croatian National Revival, Eugen Kumičić
- Type of paper
: Paper in journal
Title: The Croatian Literature of Rijeka in the modern age. A
Contribution to a Synthesis Sketch.
- Authors:
- Strčić, Mirjana (94881)
Journal: Rijeka
Number: 2
Year: 1994
Pages: from 191 to 202
Number of references: 42
Language: hrvatski
Summary: The Croatian literary work in Rijeka is subject to the
research, with the emphasis on the bases which made rijeka a stron center
of culture and literature in the 19th and 20th centuries. Those bases are
the highly developed printing, the rich theatrical life and the Gymnasyium
of Rijeka as an institution which many of distinguished man of literature
and Croatina social life sprang up from. The development is being opserved
chronologically, with the special emphasis of two periods: the first half
of the 19th century and beginning of the 20th century. The fading of the
Croatian literary work in Rijeka in the period between the World Wars is
pointed out, as well as the rise of the eastzern part of today's Rijeka
called Sušak. The period after the World War II, when Rijeka became the
largest cultural and literary center of Western Croatia, is also presented.
Keywords: Croatistic, Rijeka, literary history, cultural history
- Type of paper
: Paper in journal
Title: On some national and political questions of Croatian
Istria in the 19th and 20th centuries
- Authors:
- Strčić, Petar (45151)
Journal: Acta Histriae 1
Number: 1
Volume: 1
Year: 1993
Pages: from 117 to 130
Language: hrvatski
Summary: Until 1918 the Croatian Istria with the islands of Kvarners
was a provinca of the Austrian part of the Habsburg Monarhchy. Since than
it was a part of Italian Kingdom (to the exclusion of the islan of Krk). A
small minority of the Italians and italianized Croats ruled over the
absolute majority of the population - the Croats. As a part of the Croatian
National Revival there developed a political moviment which brought the
apsolute Croatian majority to the almost equal position with the Italian
minority, by the year 1918. Since than and until 1941 Italy ruled over
Istria trying to denationalize-italianize ther Croat population by force.
During the World War II the Croats Liberated their homeland and united with
the Croatian mother country. There are various essential components in the
field of literature, culture etc., which form the integral part of those
historical processes.
Keywords: The Croatian Istria, National Political Questions, the 19th and the 20th centuries
- Type of paper
: Paper in journal
Title: About first Rijeka's newspapers from the begining of the
19th century
- Authors:
- Srdoč-Konestra, Ines (124505)
Journal: Fluminensia
Number: 2
ISSN: 0353-4642
Year: 1992
Pages: from 15 to 24
Number of references: 17
Language: hrvatski
Summary: The text explains of the search after the first Rijeka's
newspaper. There are nominated reviews of the press where the informations
of its appearence were expected. Also the text quots the sources that
presume its existence, and describes the way how were the fotocopies of the
first so far knowen Rijek's newspaper reached - "Notizie del giorno" (Daly
News) were publicated for the first time in the Rijeka 8th of september
1813.
Keywords: Rijeka, Newspapers, Italian language, 19th century
- Type of paper
: Paper in proceedings
Title: The Work of Kumičić in Teaching
- Authors:
- Gudelj-Velaga, Zdenka (109196)
- Editors
- Stefanović, Ljubomir
Proceedings title: Liburnijske teme
Language: hr
Place: Opatija
Year: 1993
Pages: from 81 to 89
Meeting: Znanstveni skup o E. Kumičiću i Brseštini
Held: from 11/17/90 to 11/19/90
Summary: The article points to what degree the work of Eugen Kumičić
isrepresented in the curriculums of elementary and secondaryschools, and is
concerned with his work in the relevanttextbooks. A study was made of
statements by elementary andsecondary school pupils with respect to the
work of Kumičić thatthey had read. The authores calls for an evaluation of
Kumičić'swork through the instruments of methodic sciences and
theincorporation of such findings to the publishing programs andschool
curriculums, which would in that way assure a moreappropriate existence to
Kumičić's work and would make it morebefitting to its readers.
Keywords: metodic sciences, Eugen Kumičić, School curriculums, textbooks, school readings
- Type of paper
: Paper in proceedings
Title: The Poetry of Antun Kalac
- Authors:
- Strčić, Mirjana (94881)
- Editors
- Jakovljević, Božo
Proceedings title: Buzetski zbornik 18
Language: hr
Place: Buzet, Hrvatska
Year: 1993
ISBN/ISSN: 0350-6088
Pages: from 5 to 17
Meeting: Buzetski dani 23
Held: from 09/04/92 to 09/04/92
Summary: Antun Kalac lived and worked in the period of the
CroatianNational Revival in Istria, publishing his work from 1873 to1914.
The Revival period channalled his poetry towards anemphatic patriotic
commitment, which makes his work typical ofthe Croatian circle of writers
that emerged in Istria at thetime. However, A Kalac shows evident signs of
departing from theliterary conventions of the Revival, enriching Croatian
poetry inIstria both as regards themes and motifs and as regards form. Heis
less well known in historical surveys of Croatian literaturebecause his
poems remained scattered in the periodicals of thetime. Kalac's poetic opus
is presented and interpreted in thepaper.
Keywords: Croatian literature, Istria, Croatian National Revival, poetry A. Kalac
- Type of paper
: Paper in proceedings
Title: Petar Studenac of Rijeka as a Croatian National Revivalist
in Istria
- Authors:
- Strčić, Mirjana (94881)
Proceedings title: Sv. Vid
Language: hrvatski
Place: Rijeka
Year: 1995
ISBN/ISSN: 953-6066-11-4
Pages: from 137 to 148
Summary: Petar Studenac (1811-1898) was born in Trsat part of todays
Rijeka. Whole his life he worked as a Catholic priest in Istria, and he
spent the longest period in Kanfanar. For decades his activities were in
spirit of the Croatian national revival, and was famous for being the first
follower of the Illyrian Moviment in Istria. He perticipated in publishing
the first Croatina paper in Istria, the calendar called "Istran" (in 1868).
Apart from that, there are a few poems of his.
Keywords: Croatistics, Istria, Rijeka, Croatian National Revival
- Type of paper
: Paper in proceedings
Title: The literary historical meaning of Laginja's "Istrian
tales"
- Authors:
- Strčić, Mirjana (94881)
Proceedings title: Zbornik Društva za povjesnicu Klana
Language: hrvatski
Place: Rijeka
Year: 1995
ISBN/ISSN: 953-96373-0-9
Pages: from 73 to 80
Summary: The Croatian national revivalist and politician, dr. Matko
Laginja, was also a writwr. He published his "Istrian tales" in Zagreb
(1879 and 1880) in August Šenoa's "Vienac", intending to reach the readers
in Civil Croatia (Banska Hrvatska) which was the central part of torn apart
Croatia. His aim was the strenghtening of the process of Cropatian national
integration. As a literary genere, the "Istrian tales" are in the form of
travelogue which also comprises elements of other prose generes - literary
portrait, anecdote, humouresque, but also bears some social messages which
werw actual at that time.
Keywords: Croatistics, Istria, Croatian National Revival, Matko Laginja, literary work
- Type of paper
: Paper in proceedings
Title: Viktor Car Emin
- Authors:
- Strčić, Mirjana (94881)
Proceedings title: Zbornik Dometi
Language: hrvatski
Place: Rijeka
Year: 1995
Pages: from 183 to 186
Summary: The synthesis deals with the activity of Viktor Car Emin
(1879-1963) on two leveles - the generally historical and literary
historical leveles, during the two phases of his literary social
activities, taking the year 1914 as turning-point. The paper presentes the
rich and diverse literary work of Car, as well as his participation in
various cultural enterprises and roles he played in the political life of
Istrian Croats in the period that spans from the epoch of Croatian National
Revival until the union of Istria with the Croatian mother country.
Keywords: Croatistics, Viktor Car Emin, literary and public social activities
- Type of paper
: Paper in proceedings
Title: The time of the Polić's
- Authors:
- Strčić, Petar (45151)
Proceedings title: Ivan Matetić Ronjgov. Zbornik
Language: hrvatski
Place: Rijeka
Year: 1993
ISBN/ISSN: 1330-1004
Pages: from 139 to 143
Summary: The musicologists and writers Milutin, Janko and Nikola
Polić lived in the 19th and 20th centuries, creating their works in the
period when their homeland of Croatia was torn by foreing countries. Some
of them also worked at times of World Wars bloodsheds. Their work points
out many components of the tragic condition of the Croatian people,
especially their works on Istria and the Kvarner coast.
Keywords: Croatian culture, the Polić Family, the 19th and 20th centuries
- Type of paper
: Paper in proceedings
Title: On the Political Aspect of the Activity of Mate Bastian in
the Period from the Forties to the Eighties of the 19th century
- Authors:
- Strčić, Petar (45151)
Proceedings title: Ivan Matetć Ronjgov. Zbornik, 2
Language: hrvatski
Place: Rijeka
Year: 1993
ISBN/ISSN: 1330-1004
Pages: from 75 to 82
Summary: Mate Bastian is one of the most prominent Croatian national
revivalists of Istria. His most fruitful activity spans from the forties to
the eighties of the 19th century. That was the time of the superior rule of
the small minority of the Italians and italianized Croats over the absolute
majority of Croats, most of tham paesants. Bastian was a writer, the editor
of the first Croatian newspaper for Istria and the islands of Kvarner, as
well as the politician.
Keywords: Mate Bastian, the Croatian writer and politician, Istria, the 19th century
- Type of paper
: Paper in proceedings
Title: A Contribution to the Plan of a Chronological Survey of
the History of Croatian Istria (to 1941)
- Authors:
- Strčić, Petar (45151)
Proceedings title: Annales 3
Language: hrvatski
Place: Kopar, Slovenija
Year: 1993
Pages: from 329 to 338
Summary: The paper presents the first chronological survey of the
history of Croatian Istria in the period from the prehistorical times to
the year 1941. The survey presents the political, administrative,
ecclesiastica, literary, military, economical histories etc. The notes on
the famous persons are supplemented with the respective datas.
Keywords: Croatian Istria, History, the Chronological survey until the year 1941.
Other: Riasunto. Summary. Zusammenfassung
- Type of paper
: Paper in proceedings
Title: A Contribution to the History of Istria in the years
1848/1849.
- Authors:
- Strčić, Petar (45151)
Proceedings title: Vjesnik istarskog arhiva, 2-3
Language: hrvatski
Year: 1994
Pages: from 83 to 91
Summary: The Civil revolution in 1848 and breakdown in 1849, as well
as the decline of the feudal system spread to the Istrian surroundings
(including the islands of Kvarner), which was a part of the Austrian part
of the Habsburg Monarchy. The power is in the hands of a small minority of
Italians and italianized Croats who demand the introduction of the Italian
language as the official language. Vienna refused the proposal with the
argument that the majority of the inhabitants of Istria are Slavs (i.e. the
Croats and the Slovenes). For the firs time in the history of the Croatina
đIstria there was the emergence of the Croatian national gatherings and
presentations. The Croatian awareness is ephasized in modern national
understanding of nation/people. There is e strong impact of the Croatian
National Revival and the national culture on the movements of those years
in Istria.
Keywords: The Croatian Istria, History, the Question of Language, the years 1848/49
Other: Riassunto. Summary.
- Type of paper
: Paper in proceedings
Title: The Croatian National Revivalist and the Governor (Ban) dr
Matko Laginja
- Authors:
- Strčić, Petar (45151)
Proceedings title: Zbornik Društva za povjesnicu Klane, 1
Language: hrvatski
Place: Klana, Hrvatska
Year: 1995
ISBN/ISSN: 953-96373-0-9
Pages: from 9 to 39
Summary: Apart from the bishop Juraj Dobrila, the most prominent
Istrian Croat is dr. Matko Laginja (Klana, 1852 - Zagreb, 1930). At the
same time he is one of the most meritorius sons of the Croatian people. He
was jurist, administrative employer, lawyer, editor, journalist, printer,
writer, the historian of law, actor, producer, economist, the deputy in the
Parlament, ethnologist etc., but firs of all, he was e politician and
patriot. He was e leader of the second generation of the revivalist of
Istria and the islands of Kvarner, as well as the governor/viceroy of
Croatia and Slavonia of those times, being the only governor/viceroy who
originated from Istria.
Keywords: Matko Laginja, the Croatian National Revivalist, the Viceroy/Governor, Istria, the 19th and 20th centuries
Other: Riassunto
- Type of paper
: Paper in proceedings
Title: The Published Works of Matko Laginja as Historian Sources
- Authors:
- Strčić, Petar (45151)
Proceedings title: Zbornik Društva za povjesnicu Klane, 1
Language: hrvatski
Place: Klana, Hrvatska
Year: 1995
ISBN/ISSN: 953-96373-0-9
Pages: from 81 to 89
Summary: The Croatian national revivalist, writwr, politician,
historian, the collector and researcher of the national heritage etc., dr.
Matko Laginja (Klana, 1852 - Zagreb, 1930) is the most prominent Istrian of
the 19th and the 20th centuries, together with the bishop Juraj Dobrila.
His numerous published works ara valuable historical sources.
Keywords: Matko Laginja, the Croatian Istria, Politician, Writwr, Historian, the Collector and Researcher of National Heritage, the Sources
Other: Riassunto
- Type of paper
: Paper in proceedings
Title: The Basic determinations in the History of Rijeka
- Authors:
- Strčić, Petar (45151)
Proceedings title: Rijeka, 1
Language: hrvatski
Place: Rijeka
Year: 1995
ISBN/ISSN: 1330-6995
Pages: from 19 to 28
Summary: The life of Rijeka in Croatia begins at the prehistorical
settlement and developed from the Illyrian Tarsa and the Roman Tarsatica,
the Croatian Trsat and Rijeka/Fiume and Sušak, until it became the town of
Rijeka that lies on both sides on the mouth of river Rječina at the place
where it flows into the Adriatic sea. The foreign man of power almost
always showed their interest in Rijeka durin the history. In certain
periods Rijeka developed the stron economic, politicial and cultural life.
There are distinguished writers and men of literature who lived in Rijeka
where they left the notable impact.
Keywords: Rijeka, Croatia, History, Cultura
Other: Riassunto. Summary.
- Type of paper
: Paper in proceedings
Title: Rijeka from the end the 18th century to 1918. A
Contribution of the Order of a Historical Synthesis.
- Authors:
- Strčić, Petar (45151)
Proceedings title: Rijeka, 1
Language: hrvatski
Place: Rijeka
Year: 1995
ISBN/ISSN: 1330-6995
Pages: from 49 to 72
Summary: Trsat and (former) Rijeka were part of the Habsburg
Monarchy. The two settlements are devidet by Rječina river. Trsat and the
neighbouring settlements formed Sušak. Budapest Rijeka under its direct
goverment and developed it to main naval center of the Hungarian part of
the Habsburg Monarchy, which led to a process of hungarization and then the
italianization. The apsolute majority of the inhabitants was still
Croatian. Sušak was inhabited only by Croats. The stron cultural life was
developed including the literary production in croatian and italian
languages.
Keywords: Rijeka, Croatia, The Historical and other Development, the 18th, 19th and 20th centuries, A Plan for a Synthesis
Other: Riassunto. Summary
- Type of paper
: M.A.
Title:
Faculty: Filozofski fakultet Sveučilište u Zagrebu
Date of defense: 02/28/92
Language: hr
Number of pages: 121
Summary: The work deals with researching of croatian periodicals in
Istriaand Quarnero about 1900 to 1914. The introduction of studytreats on
social, political and economical aspects of that areasduring nineteenth and
first years of twentieth century. Afterthat there are analyses of croatian
periodicals: Narodni list,Pučki Prijatelj, Hrvatska straža, Narodna
Prosvjeta, MladiIstran, Jorgovan, Ostroman, Veliki ćiril-metodski koledar,
MladiHrvat, Hrvatska škola, Naša sloga, Jadran, Naprijed and
OpatijskiHerald. On the end is conclusion with bibliography andfacsimiles.
