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Aleš Debeljak

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#2457

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#4357

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Aleš Debeljak's Degrees

PhD Comparative Literature University of Ljubljana
Masters Sociology University of Ljubljana

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According to Wikipedia, Aleš Debeljak was a Slovenian cultural critic, poet, and essayist. Biography Debeljak was born in the Slovenian capital Ljubljana, then part of the Socialist Federal Republic of Yugoslavia, to a family with rural origins; he was the first of the family to attend university. In his youth he was the junior Slovenian champion in judo, and got a silver medal at the Yugoslav championship. He stopped his sport career after an injury.

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Aleš Debeljak's Published Works

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The contested country: Yugoslav unity and communist revolution 1919–1953 (1993) (32)
European Forms of Belonging (2003) (9)
The Hidden Handshake: National Identity and Europe in the Post-Communist World (2004) (8)
The disintegration of Yugoslavia: Twilight of the idols (1994) (4)
In praise of hybridity Globalization and the modern western paradigm (2019) (4)
In this moment... (1993) (4)
Reflections on Elusive “Common Dreams”: Perils and Hopes of European Identity (2001) (3)
Varieties of National Experience: Resistance and Accommodation in Contemporary Slovenian Identity (2001) (2)
Dictionary of Silence (2000) (1)
Durable Fiction: Danilo Kiš and his Library (2014) (1)
Cosmopolitanism and National Tradition: The Case of Slovenia (2003) (1)
On the ruins of the historical avant‐garde: The institution of art and its contemporary exigencies (1998) (1)
Moment of Silence (1990) (0)
Double Vision: Four Slovenian Poets@@@Anxious Moments (1994) (0)
BUFFETT CENTER NAMING CELEBRATION AND BUFFETT PROFESSOR LECTURE (2007) (0)
Books Received (2002) (0)
Chronicle of Melancholy (1990) (0)
Twilight of the idols (1994) (0)
In Praise of the Republic of Letters (2022) (0)
Janko Ferk. Buried in the Sands of Time. Trans. Herbert Kuhner. Riverside CA: Ariadne Press, 1989. (1990) (0)
Visions of Despair and Hope against Hope: Poetry in Yugoslavia in the Eighties (1992) (0)
Concentric Circles of Identity (2003) (0)
Barren Harvest: Selected Poems (2004) (0)
Introduction to the Special Issue: Gingerbread Hearts: Instead of an Introduction (2003) (0)
Contemporary Slovene Short Stories (1992) (0)
The Past in My Mind (2016) (0)
James Joyce Slept Here (2013) (0)
The abortive integration of art and everyday life: the historical avant-garde and its failures (1994) (0)
Writers and Politics: a Necessary Divorce in the Wake of Independence. (1993) (0)
Boris A. Novak and the Poetry of Insomnia (2006) (0)
Buried in the sands of time (1989) (0)
Indifferently, he watched ... (1993) (0)
The Bandit Wind (1991) (0)
Holidays; The Robba Fountain; Under Your Window, Lili Novy (2014) (0)
Oscillations of Desire in Andrew Zawacki's Poetry (1999) (0)
Edvard Kocbek. Na vratih zvečer = At the Door at Evening. Translated by Tom Ložar. Ljubljana: Aleph & Dorion, Quebec: The Muses' Co., 1990. (1993) (0)
The Political Meaning of the Slovene Neo-Avant-Garde (2004) (0)
Charles Simic, ed. The Selected Poems of Tomaž Šalamun. With an Introduction by Robert Hass. New York: The Ecco Press, 1988. (1990) (0)
Europe: Dream of Unity, Reality of Divisions (2010) (0)
The city and the child (1999) (0)
Liteature Against the Politics of Oblivion. (1998) (0)
Europe Without Europeans (2007) (0)

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