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Teorija knjizevnosti sa teorijom pismenosti: A classic textbook by Dragisa Zivkovic
Teorija knjizevnosti sa teorijom pismenosti (Literary Theory with Theory of Literacy) is a book by Dragisa Zivkovic, a Serbian historian and literary theorist who taught at the Faculty of Philosophy in Novi Sad. The book, first published in 2001, is a
comprehensive introduction to the study of literature, covering various aspects such as genres, forms, styles, periods, movements, authors, works, and methods of analysis. It also includes a section on the theory of literacy, which examines the
relationship between language, writing, reading, and communication.

The book is based on Zivkovic's extensive teaching experience and research in the field of literary theory and history. He was interested in the balance between theoretical and historical thinking, and focused on the literary work as the central object
of study. He also compared Serbian literature with European literature in his multi-volume work Evropski okviri srpske knjizevnosti (European Frameworks of Serbian Literature), which explores the influences and interactions between different literary
traditions.

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Teorija knjizevnosti sa teorijom pismenosti is widely regarded as a classic textbook for students and scholars of literature. It has been praised for its clarity, rigor, breadth, and depth of knowledge. It has also received several awards, such as the
DKV Lifetime Achievement Award in 1990, the Mladen Leskovac Award for Laza Kostic - Poet of the 20th Century in 1993, the Stanislav Vinaver Award for European Frameworks of Serbian Literature in 1995, and the Prosveta Award for European Frameworks of
Serbian Literature in 1998.

The book is available in PDF format online for free download from various sources. However, readers are advised to respect the author's copyright and use the book for educational purposes only.

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Zivkovic was born in Zajecar in 1914 and died in Novi Sad in 2002. He started his academic career at the University of Belgrade, then moved to Sarajevo, and finally settled in Novi Sad in 1962, where he became a full professor the next year. He taught
literary theory and Serbian literature of the 19th century at the Department of Yugoslav Literature. He also gave special courses at the postgraduate literary studies. He was a member of the Matica srpska, where he participated in various activities such
as editing the Letopis and the Zbornik za knjizevnost i jezik.

Zivkovic was influenced by various schools and trends of literary theory, such as formalism, structuralism, semiotics, hermeneutics, and reception theory. He also incorporated insights from philosophy, psychology, sociology, and linguistics into his
analysis of literature. He was interested in the aesthetic, cognitive, and communicative functions of literature, as well as its historical and cultural contexts. He was especially attentive to the specific features of Serbian literature, such as its
oral and written traditions, its national and cosmopolitan aspects, its realism and modernism, and its relation to other literatures.

Zivkovic's book Teorija knjizevnosti sa teorijom pismenosti is a valuable contribution to the field of literary studies. It offers a systematic and comprehensive overview of the main concepts and methods of literary theory and history. It also provides a
critical and creative perspective on the issues and problems of literature and literacy. It is a book that can enrich the understanding and appreciation of literature for both students and scholars.

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