Miroslav Karaulac, 1995, 88 pp.

Seven essays on Ivo Andric, the Yugoslav Nobel Prize winner, represent a continuation of the research which Miroslav Karaulac started with his study Early Andric, dealing with the early period of writer's life and his literary beginnings. In an attempt to explain recent events in the territory of ex-Yugoslavia, Karaulac points out the growing significance of Andric's work. These essays remind us that Bosnian war catastrophe is taking place in the milieu of Andric's most important works.

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