An edition of Profili i situacije (2004)

Profili i situacije

o srpskoj književnoj misli XX veka

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Profili i situacije
Slavko Gordić, Slavko Gordić
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Filip Višnjić
Language
Serbian
Pages
225

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Subjects

Serbian literature, History and criticism, Critics

Times

20th century
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Profili i situacije: o srpskoj književnoj misli XX veka
2004, Filip Višnjić
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Edition Notes

Includes bibliographical references.

In Serbian (Cyrillic).

Published in
Beograd
Series
Biblioteka Albatros -- knj. 107, Biblioteka Albatros (Belgrade, Serbia) -- knj. 107.

Classifications

Library of Congress
PG1408 .G67 2004

The Physical Object

Pagination
225 p. ;
Number of pages
225

Edition Identifiers

Open Library
OL21608746M
ISBN 10
8673633834
ISBN 13
9788673633831
LCCN
2005564930
OCLC/WorldCat
62355824

Work Identifiers

Work ID
OL12617153W

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