Revija Literatura
Erjavčeva 4, SI-1000 Ljubljana
Phone386 (0) 1 251 4369
Published byLiteratura Literary Artistic Association
Primož Čučnik, Editor in Chief
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Originally launched as a section of the ''[[Problemi Journal]]'' called ''Problemi-Literatura'', the ''[[Literature Magazine]]'' became autonomous in [[established::1989]] with the establishment of the [[Literatura Literary Artistic Association]]. Since 1993 it has appeared monthly. Its editorial emphasis is on the presentation and commentary of new developments in contemporary Slovene as well as world literature. | Originally launched as a section of the ''[[Problemi Journal]]'' called ''Problemi-Literatura'', the ''[[Literature Magazine]]'' became autonomous in [[established::1989]] with the establishment of the [[Literatura Literary Artistic Association]]. Since 1993 it has appeared monthly. Its editorial emphasis is on the presentation and commentary of new developments in contemporary Slovene as well as world literature. | ||
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| − | The sections in the magazine are: Poetry, Prose, Encyclopaedia of Living Writers (essays and theory), Interview, The Last Course (translation of new forms and contents), Translation, Revisor (critical texts on ideological models), Front Line and Marginal Notes (critiques). Every year a thematic section of texts is dedicated to a certain author (e.g., Derrida, Deleuze, Perec, Ashbery, de Man) or genre (science fiction, | + | The sections in the magazine are: Poetry, Prose, Encyclopaedia of Living Writers (essays and theory), Interview, The Last Course (translation of new forms and contents), Translation, Revisor (critical texts on ideological models), Front Line and Marginal Notes (critiques). Every year a thematic section of texts is dedicated to a certain author (e.g., Derrida, Deleuze, Perec, Ashbery, de Man) or genre (science fiction, crime novels) or issue (such as women's writing, erotic literature, literature and esoterica, new historicism). The 50th anniversary issue of ''Literatura'' presented contributions to Slovene literature by 11 authors, and an analysis of the state of Slovene literature and its perspectives. |
| − | The table of contents of each number is available at magazine's official website. Registered users can also access full articles online. | + | The table of contents of each number is available at the magazine's official website. Registered users can also access full articles online. |
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The sections in the magazine are: Poetry, Prose, Encyclopaedia of Living Writers (essays and theory), Interview, The Last Course (translation of new forms and contents), Translation, Revisor (critical texts on ideological models), Front Line and Marginal Notes (critiques). Every year a thematic section of texts is dedicated to a certain author (e.g., Derrida, Deleuze, Perec, Ashbery, de Man) or genre (science fiction, crime novels) or issue (such as women's writing, erotic literature, literature and esoterica, new historicism). The 50th anniversary issue of Literatura presented contributions to Slovene literature by 11 authors, and an analysis of the state of Slovene literature and its perspectives.
The table of contents of each number is available at the magazine's official website. Registered users can also access full articles online.
External links
- Literatura website (in Slovenian)
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Originally launched as a section of the Problemi Journal called Problemi-Literatura, the Literature Magazine became autonomous in 1989 with the establishment of the Literatura Literary Artistic Association. +
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