This article analyses the phonological and morphological features of Juraj Habdelić’s (1609–1678) work Zarczalo Marianzko (1662) in order to demonstrate that its language is predominantly based on the literary Croatian Kajkavian dialect. Moreover, the author sheds ligh...

The aim of this paper is to examine primarily Croatian, but also Bosnian and Serbian media and literary discourse on representations of Scandinavia as a constructed sociocultural space. Analysis of media discourse was conducted by examining journalistic texts published ...

The article focuses on a present-tense conjugation peculiar to certain Croatian dialects, and on its possible origins, which may vary, depending on the specific dialect. The verbs in question belong to the first conjugation, subtype 1 (dòvesti : dovèdēm), according to S...