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Recounting Cultural Encounters de Marija Knezevic

Recounting Cultural Encounters

Editat de Marija Knezevic, Aleksandra Nikcevic Batricevic
en Limba Engleză Hardback – 31 mai 2009
Includes contributions that highlight some of the wide ranging ways in which the issues of culture and identity can be approached in a literary text, while focusing on the ways in which cultural encounters have been changing both the world and its reflection in literature.
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ISBN-13: 9781443805667
ISBN-10: 1443805661
Pagini: 205
Dimensiuni: 155 x 206 x 20 mm
Greutate: 0.42 kg
Editura: Cambridge Scholars Publishing

Notă biografică

Marija Knezevic teaches 19th- and 20th-century British literature, Canadian Literature, as well as British and American cultural studies at the Faculty of Philosophy, University of Montenegro, where she also works as a vice dean for international relations. Her publication primarily focuses on the work of D. H. Lawrence (Lorens u Italiji, Beograd: 2000, and Traganje za onostranim u prozi D. H. Lorensa due 2009), but her recent interests include contemporary British and Canadian literature, travel writing, as well as Native American literature. Together with Aleksandra Nikcevic Batricevic, she co-edited Culture-Bound Translation and Language in the Global Era History, Politics, Identity: Reading Literature in a Changing World, both published by Cambridge Scholars Publishers, 2008, as well as Size Zero (Podgorica, 2009). She edited and co-edited a series of translations of British, Canadian, and Native American authors. Aleksandra Nikcevic Batricevic teaches English and American literature at the Department of English language and literature, University of Montenegro. She also teaches English language at the Departments of History and Sociology. Both her M.A. and her doctoral dissertation are on American literature. Although in her publications she primarily focuses on the works of Herman Melville and American female poets, her interests also include narratology, feminist criticism, and various other authors from the domain of English and American literature. During the previous years she has participated at various international conferences and herself co-organized four on Anglo-American studies at the University of Montenegro and one on female writing that took place in American Corner in Podgorica. She is president of the Society for Anglo-American Literary Studies.