European theories in former Yugoslavia : trans-theory relations between global and local discourses / edited by Misko Suvakovic, Zarko Cvejic and Andrija Filipovic.

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TextPublisher: Newcastle-upon-Tyne : Cambridge Scholars Publishing, 2015Description: 1 online resource (210 pages)Content type:

text

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computer

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online resource

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9781443883054
1443883050

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Additional physical formats: Print version:: European theories in former Yugoslavia.DDC classification:

300.9497 23

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B4842 .E87 2015

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Summary: European Theories in Former Yugoslavia shows that there is no such thing as a direct transfer or influence of theories from the centre to the margins, but only complex practices of borrowing, translating, and reinterpreting, conditioned by specific contexts; in this case those of former Yugoslavia and its contemporary cultural sphere. Here, reception is no longer simply about receiving fresh knowledge from the centre, but also about communicating feedback into broader contexts, shaped by multicultural and global connections and exchange. The book poses broader questions about contemporary theo.

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Includes bibliographical references at the end of each chapters and index.

European Theories in Former Yugoslavia shows that there is no such thing as a direct transfer or influence of theories from the centre to the margins, but only complex practices of borrowing, translating, and reinterpreting, conditioned by specific contexts; in this case those of former Yugoslavia and its contemporary cultural sphere. Here, reception is no longer simply about receiving fresh knowledge from the centre, but also about communicating feedback into broader contexts, shaped by multicultural and global connections and exchange. The book poses broader questions about contemporary theo.

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