By Zlatko Kramarić*|ARGUMENTUM 1. Introduction: Magris and the Rediscovery of Central Europe The work of the Italian Germanist and essayist Claudio...
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Read moreDetailsBy Zlatko Kramarić*|ARGUMENTUM Introduction: A Diplomat’s Perspective and the Myth of “Soft Titoism” During more than six years in Albania, I...
Read moreDetailsBy Zlatko Kramarić*|ARGUMENTUM 1. Introduction E. M. Cioran occupies a singular position in the intellectual map of 20th-century Europe. His work,...
Read moreDetailsBy Zlatko Kramarić*|ARGUMENTUM Debates on the public display of totalitarian symbols in post-communist societies often oscillate between moral sensitivity and the...
Read moreDetailsBy Zlatko Kramarić*|ARGUMENTUM Introduction Miguel de Unamuno (1864–1936), one of the most recognizable figures of the Generation of ’98, developed a...
Read moreDetailsBy Zlatko Kramarić*|ARGUMENTUM 1. Introduction: Two Crises, Two Europes The Dubrovnik congress of 1933 took place during the rise of fascism;...
Read moreDetailsBy Zlatko Kramarić*|ARGUMENTUM Introduction: A Congress in a City Under Siege The International PEN Congress held in Dubrovnik from 19 to...
Read moreDetailsBy Zlatko Kramarić*|ARGUMENTUM Introduction The European spirit in the first half of the 20th century was shaped by intense reflection on...
Read moreDetails(Expanded version with full scholarly footnotes, sections, and an introductory thread) By Zlatko Kramarić*|ARGUMENTUM OPENING THREAD: WHY ARENDT TODAY? To reflect...
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