A Chapter in Linguistic, Literary, and Cultural Relations Between Montenegro and Italy: Stefan Mitrov Ljubiša
Miodarka Tepavčević
Studi Slavistici · 2020
doi:10.13128/studi_slavis-7472 (opens in a new tab)
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Abstract
This paper assesses Stefan Mitrov Ljubisa’s interaction with Italy and Italian culture, history, politics, and language based on archival evidence and sources. It is evident that Ljubisa had great knowledge of Italian culture, especially its language and literature. He translated the poetry of Horatius, Ariosto, and Dante into Montenegrin. Ljubisa had a definite political agenda focused on the attainment of equality of nations and their languages in the Austro-Hungarian Empire. Standing up to proponents of Italian autonomy and language hegemony in Dalmatia, he focused on the Slavic culture and raised equality awareness among the Slavs in the Empire.
Abstract licence: CC BY
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