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Sodobnost 1-2/2009

1-2/2009

Uvodnik

Leading article

ddr. Igor Grdina

Slovensko mentalno podnebje

Slovenian mental climate

In memoriam Vlado Šav

Vlado Šav

Nenavadno, nenavadno

Unusual, unusual

Vlado Šav

Ustvarjalna ekstaza

Creative ecstasy

Vlado Šav

Iz boja proti zlu v boj za dobro

From the struggle against evil to the struggle for good

Predstavljamo

Introducing

Olga Orozco

Pesmi

Poems

Sodobna slovenska poezija

Contemporary Slovenian poetry

Andrej Medved

Mediterraneo št. 3: Poletje

Mediterraneo nr. 3: Summer

Milan Vincetič

Darovanjke

Offerings

Ivo Svetina

Marija

Mary

Mlada slovenska proza

Young Slovenian prose

Tina Grandošek

Justinijan in jaz

Justinian and I

Marko Rop

Pianist in jagnjed

The pianist and the lamb

Zgodbe iz sveta

Stories from the world

Pascal Quignard

Zadnja Cheng Lianova ura glasbe

The last Cheng Lian's music lesson

Sodobni slovenski esej

Contemporary Slovenian essay

Meta Kušar

Kako režemo sanjski kruh

How do we cut the dream bread (The way we cut the dream bread)

Sodobni slovenski potopis

Contemporary Slovenian travelogue

Mare Cestnik

Motnje v raju

Trouble in paradise

Alternativna misel

Alternative thought

Gabriel Zaid

Kam usmerjamo odrske luči

The economics of the limelight

Kritika -- knjige

Book reviews

Tomaž Kosmač: Punk is dead / Punk is dead (reviewed by Lucija Stepančič)

Orlando Uršič: Tadejev dež / Tadej's rain (Ana Geršak)

Veronika Dintinjana: Rumeno gori grm forzicij / Yellow burns the forsythia (Milan Vincetič)

Miran Košuta: E-mejli: eseji o mejni literaturi/ E-mails: essays on border literature (Matej Bogataj)

Aleš Erjavec: Postmodernism, Postsocialism and Beyond (Tomaž Toporišič)

Religija in nasilje: Jan Assman in drugi/ Religion and violence: Jan Assman at al. (Cvetka Hedžet Tóth)

Gledališki dnevnik

Theatre diary

Vesna Jurca

Z Badioujem in brez njega

With and without Badiou

Matej Bogataj

Družbena patologija: samorilci, morilke, zlorabe otrok, alkoholizem

Social pathology: suicides, murderers, child molestations, alcoholism

Polemika

The polemic

Slavo Šerc

O prevajalskih merilih ali Grassu in Maierju v zagovor

Translation standards or in defence of Grass and Maier

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The 22nd European Meeting of Cultural Journals
Vilnius, 8-11 May 2009

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