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Nacionalna svijest i književnost Muslimana: o pojmu muslimanske - bošnjačke književnosti
In: Biblioteka Novi kontekst
In: Serija književna istorija
Epika i politika: nacionalizovanje crnogorske usmene tradicije u prvoj polovini XIX veka
In: Biblioteka XX vek 218
Nacionalizam i književnost: srpska književnost 1985 - 1995
In: Biblioteka "Ogledi, studije, eseji"
Srpska književnost i književni život: (1959 - 2011)
In: Biblioteka Književne nauke
In: Pre prošlosti 1
Serbian-Italian relations: history and modern times
In: Collection of works vol. 28
Ideologie und Diskurs: slawistische medien-, sprach- und literaturwissenschaftliche Beiträge
In: Schriftenreihe Studien zur Slavistik 29
Prilozi za proučavanje historije Sarajeva
U povodu knjige Noela Malcolma "Kosovo. A short history"
In: Časopis za suvremenu povijest: Journal of contemporary history, Band 31, Heft 3, S. 535-571
ISSN: 0590-9597
The author approaches Malcolm's book analytically and synthetically. The strength of Malcolm's book lies in the fact that it is not burdened with controversies of the Balkan historiography and chauvinistic mentality. Malcolm succeeded in demystifying the Kosovo battle (1389) and the "Great Migration of Serbs" (1689), the themes that Serbian historiography is burdened with. Malcom's book successfully exposes the causes of Balkan war, especially of the last one (1991-1999), as a consequence of Serbian hegemonistic ideology and policy. Malcolm's book will help both Serbian and Albanian historians to abandon a romantic approach in writing their histories. However, author could not aree with some of Malcolm's conclusions, such as assumed lack of oppressive measures of the Ottomans over local population in Kosovo or the argument that there is no Muslim fundamentalism among Albanians because they have an Albanian Christian Democratic Party. Likewise, Malcolm seems to accept the idea that there was a process of "albanisation" of Serbs in Kosovo based on the names of certain number of Albanian population, while at the same time denies that there was an identical process in the opposite direction. The reason for this confusion probably lies in the fact that Malcolm overlooks that it is a question of "albanisation" of Vlachs and not of Serbs. Inspite of these shortcomings. the autor highly recommends the book. (SOI : CSP: S. 571)
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