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Author(s): Leon Kikić / Language(s): Croatian / Issue: 19/2003

Anđelko Barun, Svjedoci i učitelji. Povijest franjevaca Bosne Srebrene, Svjetlo riječi, Sarajevo-Zagreb 2003., 598 str. Ivan Šarčević, Tri tajne, Svijetlo riječi, Sarajevo - Zagreb 2003., 116 str. Svetište Gospe Ramske (vodič), Franjevački samostan Rama-Šćit 2003., 126 str. Miro Vrgoč, Leksikon franjevaca Bosne Srebrene iz livanjskog kraja, Svjetlo riječi, Sarajevo 2003., 307 str. Vjeko Božo Jarak, Djela apostolska - u vrijeme nastanka i danas, Slovoznak, Plehan 2003., 197 str. Vjeko Božo Jarak, Ljubo Lah, Teovizija - Galerija prijateljstva, Zagreb-Mostar 2003., 179 str., 28,5 x 24,5 cm. Pogled u Bosnu. Bosanski franjevci i suvremena sakralna umjetnost (Zbornik), Udruga đaka Franjevačke klasične gimnazije - Visoko, Zagreb 2003., 155 str. Bono Ravlić, Svjetlo u tami. Sjećanja na zatvorske dane 1946-1949., Matica hrvatska, Prozor-Rama 2003., 194 str. Mirko Šestić, Zapisi iz prve ruke. Povijesne crtice, bilješke narodnog blaga i zapamćenja fra Martina Nedića i fra Grge Martića, Izvori Podvučjaka, Potočani - Odžak 2003., 438 str. Marijan Karaula, Zaboravljena mučenica. Snimkom i riječju o župi Podhum/Žitače, Svjetlo riječi, Sarajevo 2003., 118 str. Kalendar svetog Ante za 2004, Svjetlo riječi, Sarajevo, 2003, 315 str. Ivo Pranjković, Jezik i belatristika, Disput, Zagreb 2003., 251 str. Franjo Emanuel Hoško, Franjevci u kontinentalnoj Hrvatskoj kroz stoljeća, Kršćanska sadašnjost, Zagreb 2000., 390 str. Ante Škegro, Na rubu opstanka. Duvanjska biskupija od utemeljenja do uključenja u Bosanski vikarijat, Hrvatski institut za povijest: Dom i Svijet, Zagreb 2002., 359 str. Franjo Emanuel Hoško, Franjevci i poslanje Crkve u kontinentalnoj Hrvatskoj, Kršćanska sadašnjost, Zagreb 2001., 495 str. Franjo Emanuel Hoško, Franjevačke visoke škole u kontinentalnoj Hrvatskoj, Kršćanska sadašnjost, Zagreb 2002., 451 str. Acta franciscana Hercegovinae (priredio Bazi/ije S. Pandžić) sv. IIIII, ZIRAL, Mostar -Zagreb 2003.

I seek to evoke a poetic cosmic mystery

Težim poetskom evociranju kozmičkog tajanstva

Author(s): Davor Šalat,Sead Begović / Language(s): Croatian / Issue: 03+04/2010

Interview with Davor Šalat by Sead Begović

IN MEMORIAM

IN MEMORIAM

Author(s): Author Not Specified / Language(s): Croatian / Issue: 10/2010

Branko Luburić (1943.-2010.) Lidija Pestić (1931.-2010.) Pero Marijanović (1950.-2010.) Hrvoje Soče (1935.-2010.)

Saving of the Lingual Material

Ušteda jezičkog materijala

Author(s): Miljenko Buljac / Language(s): Croatian / Issue: 41/2008

Mario Bilić, Gospodinov štićenik, Biblioteka Hrvatska pjesnička riječ, ur. Božidar Petrač, ALFA d. d., Zagreb 2006.

The role of adverse socioeconomic conditions (poverty) and material deprivation of children in predicting parental behaviour

The role of adverse socioeconomic conditions (poverty) and material deprivation of children in predicting parental behaviour

Author(s): Vesna Bilić,Nikolina Vrljičak Davidović / Language(s): English / Issue: 5/2015

Keywords: poverty; parent – child relationship; parental acceptance; rejection of children; control;

The global economic crisis has not only shaken up the economy, but also family functioning, in which the most vulnerable groups took the hardest hit – children and adolescents. The goal of this scientific paper is to examine the role of an adverse socioeconomic family environment and the perception of material deprivation of children in forming an experience of parental acceptance, rejection and control.610 participants from primary schools of Croatia were involved in the research (51.6% girls and 44.8% boys, not all respondents provided the information about their sex), with average age being 13.88 years (SD = 0.73). Along with the Questionnaires of general data and SES questionnaire, the research included the Scale of material deprivation of students and Scale of perception of parental behaviour – SPRP (Macuka, 2008).The results of regression analysis indicate that the bigger the material deprivation of children, the smaller the amount of acceptance, and the larger the rejection of both parents and mother’s control. In the case of anticipating the control of the father, it does not have any predictive power. It was indicated that material deprivation of children is a more significant predictor of parental behaviour (acceptance, rejection and control) than the socioeconomic status.The conclusion points out the need for creating a family empowerment program and the importance of caring parental behaviour, along with the devastating effects of inadequate parental actions.

ANALYSIS OF BUYING HABITS - WINE SEGMENT

ANALYSIS OF BUYING HABITS - WINE SEGMENT

Author(s): Luka Samardžija,Domagoj Soukup,Siniša Kuzmanović / Language(s): English / Issue: 2/2017

Keywords: Wine; marketing; promotion; sale; segmentation;

On a market with high supply offer segmentation cares extremely high importance. Wine is characterized as highly complex product and possibility of segmentation is extremely large. To insure detailed analysis it is essential to take in count all starting points of segmentation. Demographic factor can help with the analysis but wine as a product demands as specific approach as possible to ensure relevant conclusion. Wine promotion and market communication without detailed analysis based on a market segmentation cannot give any reliability for a success. Market acknowledges high segment of bought buyers profiles and product offers. To meet bought wishes communicating with buyers is essential.

Primary school students' opinions about the competences of physical education teachers: The role of gender, age and training

Mišljenje učenika osnovnih škola o kompetencijama nastavnika fizičkog vaspitanja - uloga pola, uzrasta i treniranja

Author(s): Velimir Miličković,Veljko Vukićević,Ilija Milovanović / Language(s): Serbian / Issue: 2/2017

Keywords: teacher competencies; professional competences; socio-emotional competences; physical education; elementary school

Previous studies of the competences of physical education teachers point to the problematic operationalization of the questionnaires designed to assess the competences of teachers based on students' assessment, as well as to the presence of gender and age differences, and the differences related to the fact whether the students practice some sport outside formal education. The aim of the present research was to determine the latent structure of the Questionnaire of the Opinions about the Physical Education Teachers Competences as well as to examine the gender and age differences on the questionnaire dimensions. Additionally, the study was aimed at providing the answer to the question whether the fact that a student actively practices some sport is a factor that influences the answers on the different measures of the questionnaire. The study involved 119 students (46% male) aged 11 to 14, from the territory of Vojvodina. In the total sample, 19% of students attended the fifth grade, 31% attended the sixth grade, 18% attended the seventh, and 32% of students attended the eighth grade of primary school. A total of 64% of students were practicing some sport. The Questionnaire of the Opinions about the Physical Education Teachers Competences was used, which is intended for assessing the competences of teachers by students. Factor analysis extracted two main components of the questionnaire: professional competences and socio-emotional competences of teachers. The results point to the conclusion that on both components of the questionnaire younger students had higher scores, while gender differences were not detected. The differences in relation to practicing sports are present only in the case of the socio-emotional competences of physical education teachers, meaning that those students who practice sports outside formal education scored higher on this dimension. It seems that the competences of physical education teachers are of great importance in the period of early and middle adolescence, and they need to be adapted to students, depending on their socio-demographic characteristics and affection for sports and sports practicing.

The lexicon of the oldest Croatian-Glagolitic fragments

Leksik najstarijih hrvatskoglagoljskih fragmenata

Author(s): Milan Mihaljević / Language(s): Croatian / Issue: 1(2)/2007

Keywords: Church Slavonic language; the oldest Croatian-Glagolitic fragments; vocabulary;

The author gives numeric data on the vocabulary of the fragments, i.e. the total number of lexemes, the distribution of word categories and the distribution of lexemes in different sources. Then he analyzes loan-words attested in fragments: Grecisms, Hebraisms, Latinisms, Germanisms and Protobulgarianisms. After that he differentiates between Ohridisms and Preslavisms in the Slavic part of the vocabulary, as well as the elements of the western (Moravian) origin. Finally, he compares the vocabulary of the fragments with that in OCS dictionaries in order to determine the changes in the lexical inventory. He concludes that the vocabulary of the fragments is conservative, and that there are not many new lexemes taken from the Croatian vernacular.

The Media and/or the Sacred Trinity – Gossip, War, and Conspiracy Theories or “All Quiet on the Western Front”

Mediji i/ili sveto trojstvo – trač, rat i teorije zavjere ili “Na Zapadu ništa novo”

Author(s): Suzana Marjanić / Language(s): Croatian / Issue: 12/2018

Keywords: gossip; war and conspiracy theories; Karl Kraus; Milan Božić; Boris Demur; Željko Kipke; Tomislav Gotovac aka Antonio G. Lauer and Siniša Labrović; performance art;

Speaking in a global context, the media’s sacred trinity, in the sense of gaining publicity and financing their programs, certainly makes up gossip, focuses on war (of course, the American matrix of war against so-called terrorism) and finally conspiracy theories. As it is well-known, it is all about content that sells well.The abovementioned triad is presented on the cases of performance art by local artists/ performance artists (on the example of their criticism of the said material) – Milan Božić, Boris Demur, Željko Kipke, Tomislav Gotovac aka Antonio G. Lauer i Siniša Labrović.

Do Universities Use Competitiveness Indicators in Their Development Programs? An Evidence from Russia

Do Universities Use Competitiveness Indicators in Their Development Programs? An Evidence from Russia

Author(s): Olga Vitalevna Saginova,Nadezhda Zavyalova,Alla KONDRATIEVA,Tatiana Shipunova / Language(s): English / Issue: 55/2018

Keywords: higher education; strategic planning; development program; competitiveness indicators; university positioning;

Most higher education systems set objectives to improve competitive positions of the national universities as an instrument to increase country competitiveness. The goal of the paper is to analyze which indicators of competitiveness are used by the Russian universities in their development programs. Research undertaken included content analysis of the development programs and strategies of 81 Russian universities from all groups and categories, and further comparison of the results using 6 main indicators (education, employability, research, faculty, differentiation, strategic positioning) to see the gaps and make recommendations for the strategic planning. Research results show that universities in the top categories of Federal, National Research, and Core institutions, which need to meet specific government requirements in strategy and planning, have balanced development programs in all the competitiveness areas. Most other universities responsible for the mass of country’s human capital education often neglect such areas as positioning, identification of the target audience and defining the strategic vision for the future. Common drawbacks in using the competitiveness indicators were identified, and recommendations about the structure and methods of development programs assessment were formulated to assist higher education institutions in analyzing past success and planning future efforts.

In memoriam, Vladimir Horvat

U spomen, Vladimir Horvat

Author(s): Nataša Bašić / Language(s): Croatian / Issue: 4-5/2019

Keywords: In memoriam; Vladimir Horvat; Philology; Croatian literature; Jesuit;

Nataša Bašić: U SPOMEN, VLADIMIR HORVAT (1935. – 2019.)

Orthographic Rules Ought to Be Selected with a Good Reason

Pravopisna rješenja treba birati prema razlozima

Author(s): Stjepan Babić / Language(s): Croatian / Issue: 2/2001

Keywords: Orthographic Rules; Selection; Good Reason; Croatian language; Linguistics;

The author explains why in the Croatian orthography ne ću, ne ćeš should be written as two words, why d, t should be used in front of c in the forms of words ending in -dac, -tac, -dak, -tak, -tka; and why words should be written with je after "covered r" of the type grješnik and strjelica.

Annales in Perspective: Designs and Accomplishments, Vol. 1, eds. Drago ROKSANDIĆ – Filip ŠIMETIN ŠEGVIĆ – Nikolina ŠIMETIN ŠEGVIĆ, FF press, Zagreb 2019, 466 pp.

Annales in Perspective: Designs and Accomplishments, Vol. 1, eds. Drago ROKSANDIĆ – Filip ŠIMETIN ŠEGVIĆ – Nikolina ŠIMETIN ŠEGVIĆ, FF press, Zagreb 2019, 466 pp.

Author(s): Ozren Kosanović / Language(s): English / Issue: 8/2020

JANKO POLIĆ KAMOV - WRITER

JANKO POLIĆ KAMOV - KNJIŽEVNIK

Author(s): Dragomir Babić / Language(s): Croatian / Issue: 1/1984

Keywords: Janko Polić Kamov; writer;

Janko Polić Kamov wurde in Sušak 1886 geboren und starb in Barcelona 1910. Er war eine eigentümliche Persönlichkeit. Trotz seiner Jugend is er ein hervorra-gender Schriftsteller geworden und seine Schöpfung stellt eine der eigentiimlichsten Versionen des Avantgardismus in unserer Literatur dar. Er schrieb Lieder, Novellen, Schauspiele, Romane, Feuilletons und Zeitungsartikel mit origineller Besprechung der Welt und der Gesellschaft. Das kroatische burgerliche Milieu mit seinen Schwächen und Lugen har er auf eine eigentümliche Weise besprochen. Er wollte ein Kämpfer für die nationale Befreiung sein, darum stand er sehr oft im Streit mit seiner provozierenden Umgebung. Trotz aller mit seiner Persönlichkeit verbundenen Kontroversen, ist Kamov ein origineller antikonformistischer gern gelesener Schriftsteller.

THE BAT: FROM FOLKLORE AND THE CONCEPT OF FORNICATION TO COVID

ŠIŠMIŠ: OD PUČKIH PREDAJA I PREDODŽBE BLUDA DO COVID-a

Author(s): Antonija Zaradija Kiš / Language(s): Croatian / Issue: 1/2021

Keywords: the bat; legend; fable; fornication; COVID-19;

This paper studies the bat – a rare-to-be-seen nocturnal animal, which was the focus of attention in the coronavirus pandemic – within the framework of cultural animalism which investigates the presence of animals and their role in older literary works. The article deals with the bat’s longstanding indeterminate species affiliation (a bird, a mouse, a worm), which gives it a duplicitous character, situating it among impure (biblical) animals, and giving it a pronounced negative perception in the human history. Its appearance in legends and folk medicine is of particular significance in this sense. The paper focuses on the fact that the bat was a symbol of fornication, amorality and androgyny in the late Middle Ages, making it a transgressor responsible for all the evils of this world. Such symbolism is evident in the popular Italian work Fiore di virtù which was translated into a number of European vernaculars over the period of several centuries. Of these, the oldest fragment featuring the bat appears in the Croatian Cyrillic manuscript Libro od mnozijeh razloga, which had its 500th anniversary during the pandemic-ridden 2020. In addition to all the negative characteristics that the bat was ascribed throughout history – based on misapprehensions and limited scientific knowledge – the paper will also deal with its positive characteristics. By drawing attention to its inherent value in the stability of the ecosystem of the Earth’s biosphere which encompasses all the organisms and its environment, the paper will point to its undeserved stigma in the current social context of the coronavirus pandemic.

We passed through Bosnia Srebrena

Prođosmo Bosnom Srebrenom

Author(s): Aleksandër Tanushi,Fra Vinćenc Kajtazi / Language(s): Croatian / Issue: 1+2/2021

Keywords: Franciscan brothers; Franciscan Theology and the Monastery of St. Paul; Bosnia Srebrena;

Nas dvojica braće franjevaca iz Đakovice na Kosovu odlučismo svoj ovogodišnji odmor (2021) posvetiti svojoj Provinciji Bosni Srebrenoj. S putovanja se obično vraćamo bez riječi ili s previše doživljaja i uspomena koje želimo podijeliti s drugima. Iako je prošla godina (2020) bila za sve nas opterećena pandemijom, ove godine smo odlučili proći uzduž i poprijeko Bosnom i Bosnom Srebrenom.

Academic Cheating: The Role of Motivational and Contextual Factors

Varanje na ispitima: uloga motivacije za učenje i kontekstualnih čimbenika

Author(s): Vanja Putarek,Nina Pavlin-Bernardić,Barbara Bunoza / Language(s): Croatian / Issue: 1/2022

Keywords: academic cheating; contextual factors; motivational beliefs; students of technical studies;

The aim of this study was to examine the relationships between motivational beliefs (achievement goals, self-efficacy, self-efficacy in self-regulated learning), as well as contextual factors, and academic cheating in midterm and final exams at technical faculties of the University of Zagreb. The participants were 398 students enrolled in all five years of the study. Data were collected by the Achievement Goals Scale, the Self-Efficacy Scale, the Self-Efficacy for Self- -Regulated Learning Scale, the Contextual Reasons for Cheating on Exams Scale, and the Academic Cheating Scale. The results demonstrated that, compared to lower- -year students, higher-year students had higher self-efficacy and self-efficacy in self-regulated learning, but lower performance-avoidance and work-avoidance goals. There were no differences in other motivational beliefs, frequency of academic cheating and reliance on contextual factors. Frequency of academic cheating was positively related to work-avoidance goals and contextual factors, and it was negatively related to average grade in previous academic year, self-efficacy in self-regulated learning, and mastery- -approach goals. The analysis of incremental validity of contextual factors revealed that they explained 28.6% of the variance of academic cheating above and beyond motivational beliefs. Moreover, the results showed a greater independent contribution of contextual factors in explaining academic cheating compared to the contribution of motivational beliefs.

THERAPEUTIC INTERVENTIONS EMPLOYED WHEN WORKING WITH MALTREATED CHILDREN

THERAPEUTIC INTERVENTIONS EMPLOYED WHEN WORKING WITH MALTREATED CHILDREN

Author(s): Kristina Sesar,Arta Dodaj / Language(s): English / Issue: 2/2021

Keywords: child maltreatment; trauma; psychotherapy; child abuse; neglect; ecological-transactional model of development;

A number of effective treatments are available for children and young people who have developed various forms of psychological difficulties as a consequence of traumatic experiences. The aim of this paper is to review the therapeutic approaches employed when working with children who have been exposed to various forms of abuse and neglect during their childhood. This paper provides relevant information to psychotherapists and counsellors on new trends in therapy, as well as techniques and possibilities in interventions in this field, not only with respect to traumatised children, but also family members and other caregivers involved in the child’s life. Furthermore, this paper reviews the therapeutic interventions used to treat emotionally, sexually, and physically abused children, neglected children, children who have witnessed domestic violence, and children who have been exposed to multiple forms of abuse.

Ankica Čakardić: "Ustajte, prezrene na svijetu. Tri eseja o Rosi Luxemburg"

Ankica Čakardić: Ustajte, prezrene na svijetu. Tri eseja o Rosi Luxemburg

Author(s): Katarina Jelušić / Language(s): Croatian / Issue: 01/165/2022

Keywords: Rosa-Luxemburg-Stiftung; revolutionism;

Review of: Ankica Čakardić: "Ustajte, prezrene na svijetu. Tri eseja o Rosi Luxemburg", Rosa-Luxemburg-Stiftung Southeast Europe, Beograd 2019.

M. Begić’s “Bosnian-Herzegovinian Literary Topics” and the Problem of Definition of Literature in Bosnia-Herzegovina

“Bosanskohercegovačke književne teme” Midhata Begića i problem određenja književnosti u BiH

Author(s): Sanjin Kodrić / Language(s): Bosnian / Issue: 2/2012

Keywords: Bosnian-Herzegovinian literature; Bosniak (“Muslim” or “Bosnian-Muslim”) literature; intercultural literary history; theory of interliterary process;

The paper discusses the approach to the “Bosnian-Herzegovinian literary topics” offered in the literary-critical work of Midhat Begić, an author who, in many ways, can be considered one of the founders of modern Bosnian-Herzegovinian and Bosniak literary studies, as well as contemporary Bosnian-Herzegovinian literary comparatistics. In doing so, the paper pays special attention to the way in which Begić defines BosnianHerzegovinian literary practice and its status in both integral-supranational and particular-national sense, as well as to the relation of this to currently influential ideas of intercultural literary history and theory of interliterary process.