He contributed to the New Belgrade publications Poklić and Odjek, as well as numerous literary journals such as Javor, Bosanska Vila, Čas, Gusle, Delo, Zora. Though he died before completing his major work — War and Peace — it was his long-time friend and colleague Milovan Glišić, who completed the final chapters of his work after the "Srpska knjizvna zadruga" (Serbian Literary Society) turned to Glišić for help.
In 1893 the Russian consul in Shkoder, Krilov, gave the first edition of Inok Sava Bukvar, printed in Venice on 20 May 1597, as a gift to Okica Gluščević, who was translating War and Peace at the time. Later, in 1903, Ljuba Stojadinović, who was organizing the Catalogue of the National Library of Serbia, entered the book as part of Serbian literacy.[6]
Referencesedit
^Kabiljo-Šutić, Simha (16 December 1991). Bajron i bajronizam u Jugoslovenskim književnostima. In-t za književnost i umetnost. ISBN9788670950160 – via Google Books.
^St. Protić, Milan (2015). Between Democracy and Populism: Political Ideas of the People's Radical Party in Serbia. Institute for Balkan Studies Serbian Academy of Sciences and Arts. p. 113. ISBN978-86-7179-094-9.
^"Enciklopedija Stanoja Stanojevica" (PDF). University Library "Svetozar Markovic" Site Archive. p. 744.
^"ZA NJEGA NIJE ZNAO NI VUK KARADŽIĆ: Pogledajte prvi srpski bukvar star 420 godina! (FOTO)".
April 09, 2024
okica, gluščević, march, 1856, polimlje, herzegovina, december, 1898, belgrade, kingdom, serbia, serbian, journalist, writer, translator, best, known, translating, lord, byron, manfred, juan, leon, tolstoy, peace, death, ivan, ilyich, also, moving, force, behi. Okica Gluscevic 9 March 1856 in Polimlje Herzegovina 2 December 1898 in Belgrade Kingdom of Serbia was a Serbian journalist writer and translator He is best known for translating Lord Byron s Manfred 1 Don Juan 2 Leon Tolstoy s War and Peace and The Death of Ivan Ilyich 3 He was also the moving force behind the radical paper Odjek Echo founded in 1884 by his colleague Stojan Protic 4 Okica GluscevicBorn 1856 03 09 March 9 1856Polimlje HerzegovinaDiedDecember 2 1898 1898 12 02 aged 42 Belgrade SerbiaOccupationtranslator writerLanguageSerbo CroatianNationalitySerbianCareer editHe contributed to the New Belgrade publications Poklic and Odjek as well as numerous literary journals such as Javor Bosanska Vila Cas Gusle Delo Zora Though he died before completing his major work War and Peace it was his long time friend and colleague Milovan Glisic who completed the final chapters of his work after the Srpska knjizvna zadruga Serbian Literary Society turned to Glisic for help He also translated from Russian the works of the following authors Ivan Goncharov Mikhail Saltykov Schedrin Vsevolod Garshin Taras Schevchenko Vladimir Korolenko Mikhail Lermontov and French author Guy de Maupassant 5 In 1893 the Russian consul in Shkoder Krilov gave the first edition of Inok Sava Bukvar printed in Venice on 20 May 1597 as a gift to Okica Gluscevic who was translating War and Peace at the time Later in 1903 Ljuba Stojadinovic who was organizing the Catalogue of the National Library of Serbia entered the book as part of Serbian literacy 6 References edit Kabiljo Sutic Simha 16 December 1991 Bajron i bajronizam u Jugoslovenskim knjizevnostima In t za knjizevnost i umetnost ISBN 9788670950160 via Google Books Okica Gluscevic prevod Knjizara com Okica Gluscevic www goodreads com St Protic Milan 2015 Between Democracy and Populism Political Ideas of the People s Radical Party in Serbia Institute for Balkan Studies Serbian Academy of Sciences and Arts p 113 ISBN 978 86 7179 094 9 Enciklopedija Stanoja Stanojevica PDF University Library Svetozar Markovic Site Archive p 744 ZA NJEGA NIJE ZNAO NI VUK KARADZIC Pogledajte prvi srpski bukvar star 420 godina FOTO Retrieved from https en wikipedia org w index php title Okica Gluscevic amp oldid 1207525202, wikipedia, wiki, book, books, library,
